DEDICATED TO JAMES T PRESON MARCH 1 1928 BURBANK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
This Section Of The Cemetery Is Dedicated For The Interment Of Those Persons Who, For The Benefit Of Mankind, Gave Their Remains To The University Of Tennessee Center For The Health Sciences...
A very worthy Negro Tom Lee with his boat "Zev" saved thirty-two lives when the steamer U.S. Norman sank about twenty-miles below Memphis May 8, 1925 but he has a finer monument than...
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History of Veterans Plaza The Veterans Plaza contains memorials to the Veterans of Memphis and Shelby County who were killed defending our freedom 1926 Statue of WWI "Dough Boy" Soldier lists 236...
Iraq Marine Andy Stern Marine Tim Creager Marine Brent Morel Army Ervin Caradine, Jr. Army Morco D. Ross Army National Guard Matthew R. Stovall Marine Adam R. Murray Marine Captain Robert M....
In Memory Of The Citizens Of Shelby County Who Gave Their Lives For Their Country In The Viet Nam War. Submitted from the Shelby County Register's Office.
This public institution of higher learning has grown with the city of Memphis since opening in 1912. Its development went through the following stages: West Tennessee State Normal...
Sponsored by Shelby County Beautiful Commission Mrs. Harold Keith, Chairman Mrs. L.P. Beaver Jr., Mrs. Odel Rast, Mrs. Frank Coward, Jr., Mrs. Thomas P. Hart, Mrs. Hardy Campbell, Mrs....
The daughter of a Confederate sympathizer, Ginnie Moon was a noted Southern Civil War spy. Born in Ohio, Ginnie moved to Memphis with her mother in 1862. She was arrested for spying soon after...
"Miss Ginny" Moon, a Confederate Spy who became famous during the War between the States. She was known as an active and dangerous rebel. At the time of her death, she still retained a...
In Memory Of W.C. Handy Composer, Music Publisher, Father Of The Blues 1976 Erected By The Association For Study Of Afro-American Life And History In Cooperation With The Amoco Foundation, Inc....
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At this site, on November 17, 1871, the Christian Brothers purchased what was the Memphis Female College. Brother Maurelian, who served as the first president of Christian Brothers College, along...
American War Mothers Memphis Chapter A Tribute To Sophie C. Friedman For Her Activities In Having Had Enacted First Marriage Law In Tennessee General Assembly Abolishing Child Marriage Sponsored...
1917 1918 In Memory Of The Four Members Of The Memphis And Shelby County Medical Society Who Gave Their Lives In The Service Of Their Fellow Men In The World War Capt. Robert B. Underwood -...
In Memory Of Walter Malone Erected MCMXIX "Opportunity" They Do Me Wrong Who Say I Come No More When Once I Knock And Fail To Find You In; For Every Day I Stand Outside Your Door, And Bid You...
The former site of Warren's Methodist Chapel and cemetery was sold in 1851 by Joseph and Matilda Warren Locke for $20 to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. At this time it became known...
WDIA, the Goodwill Station, was the first radio station in the nation to have an all-black format. This format made WDIA the top rated Memphis station in the early 1950s. In 1948 Nat D. Williams...
A great celebration marking completion of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad occurred here May 1-4, 1858. The festivities attracted 25,000 spectators and included a symbolic "wedding of the waters"...