Richard Shideler
Plaque Commemorating Arturo Barea on the Pub he used
On the Volunteer Public House.
Lincoln Transcontinental Highway
Stoneymollan Road
Stoneymollan Road This is an old coffin road that people used to carry their dead to consecrated ground to be buried. In the 19th century it was known as the Cross Stone Road as there was a...
Nurtured by the Soil From Each State
- sequoia
- lincoln 10ksteps.org
Valerie Carlson
In loving memory of Valerie Carlson January 5, 1943 - March 24, 2018 Who helped make Corte Madera the great town it is today
The Donahue Line
Railroad & Ferry Depot Museum
Ligonier Valley School District, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Road versus Rail
Submitted by @askceil
- doodlebug
Holy Trinity Parish
Submitted by @askceil
Powerful Glaciers Sculpted the Visible Landscape
During the last ice age over ten thousand years ago, huge glaciers in the Sierra Nevada carved out many lakes in the land surrounding Lake Tahoe. Glaciers moved down the V-shaped canyons on...
Welcome to Angora Lookout
Years before there was an established lookout, Forest Service fire spotters used Angora Ridge to watch for blazes in the Tahoe Basin forests. Prior to this lookout being built, wildfires...
Baker Millennium House
Elvis Presley Fight Scene
Submitted by @Schreiberland
- elvis
- fight
- karate
National and University's Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina
National LibrarySarajevoBosnia and HercegovinaEnglish plaque accompanying the Bosnian which reads: NA OVOM SU MJEsTU SRPSKI ZLOČINCI U NOĆI 25/26 8 1992. GODINE ZAPALILI NACIONALNUI UNIVERZITETSKU...
- #neverforget
Moving to the Minerals
Submitted by Matt Schultz
Captain William Moore Cabin
Veterans' Memorial, Albany
- eaten
- celebrated
- danced
- magnificent building
- wwi
- 1932
- meyers
Pinecote Pavilion
Dedicated on November 23, 1986, the Pinecote Pavilion was built by the family of L.O. Crosby, Jr. (1907-1978) as a memorial to his legacy. Crosby was a noted forestry figure, philanthropist, and...
- mississippi
- architecture
- arboretum
Picayune Colored High School
Picayune's first public high school for African Americans was established here in 1918. John Prentiss (J.P.) Johnson served as principal from 1943 to 1950, when a new school was constructed...
- mississippi
- african american
- education