Oregon Historical Society
Park Family
Washington Ellipse
The First Congregational Church of Portland
Pioneer Courthouse Square
The Pioneer Hotel
Portland’s Living Room
The Bank of California, N. A.
The Imperial Hotel
Cultural Totem
Eddie “The Weatherman” Morgan
EDDIE “THE WEATHERMAN” MORGANMAY THE SUN ALWAYS SHINE ON YOU
Seed the Future Tree 144,000
With this European hornbeam Carpinu betulus, planted on March 17, 2001, Friends of Trees reached the goal of planting 144,000 trees and seedlings during its historic five-year Seed the Future...
Manship School of Mass Communication
Memorial Hall, the home of the Manship School, is the oldest building on the campus. For many years known as Alumni Hall and later the Journalism Building, it was built on the old Baton...
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Indian Mounds (LSU Campus Mounds)
The two large earthen mounds, traditionally known as the Indian Mounds, are among the oldest man- made edifices in North America. These mounds were constructed approximately 6,000 years ago by...
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Battle of the Neches
(Site 15 miles Southeast)Main engagement of Cherokee War; fought July 15 and 16, 1839, between 800 Indians (including Delawares and Shawnees) and 500 troops of the Republic of...
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Sinnot Building
Genl. Philemon Thomas
To the Memory ofGenl. Philemon Thomaswho was bornin Orange County, VA.Feb. 9th, 1763and diedIn Baton Rouge La.Nov. 18th, 1847. He was a soldier of the "76, and of "14, a member of the...
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Capitol Mall Parking Structure
Lake Joe
Lake Joe This six-acre lake is named after Joseph B. Fraser who with his brother Charles was an early developer of Sea Pines. In 1964 Sea Pines Company excavated a section of an airplane...
Robert Enoch Withers
Robert Enoch Withers Robert Enoch Withers was born in Campbell County on 18 Sept. 1821. After graduation from the medical department at the University of Virginia in 1841, he practiced medicine...