The Ueltschey Tannery
Another reference to the tannery is here. Submitted by @alwaysreadtheplaque.
- tannery
- civil war
- ginning
- milling
- nathan springs
- switzerland
- texas
- mexican war
St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church
- berkeley
- california
- bay area
- church
- african
- methodist
- st. paul
- episcopal
- 1933
- 1953
- 1974
- elliott
- hall
- bryant
- washington
- brown
North Berkeley Library
NORTH BRANCH BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY James W. Plachek, Architect 1936 North Branch Library is one of Berkeley's many civic buildings by James Plachek, including the Central Library (1930), the...
- berkeley
- california
- bay area
- plachek
Whose Bench of Friendship
IN HONOR OF THE BLACKSMITHS OF THE KOVGARD FORGE IN THE URAL MOUNTAINS OF RUSSIA, WHOSE BENCH OF FRIENDSHIP, GIVEN TO THE LAKES REGION, IS A WORK OF ART, COURAGE, AND CONVICTION: THE CONVICTION...
- bench
- russia
- new hampshire
- 2007
- kovgard forge
The Village Pillory
![[Location approximate] Submitted by @pompeygeorge .](http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/2NNY1RuH_OdYyA46LTDNN62gcT1PIF-eE2pRtxI_si3oMjvnGti3HltO48vUjon0lHcgFd4L4NtKwW6ZbUS6_pdjL4V0Lg)
[Location approximate] Submitted by @pompeygeorge .
- portchester
- pillory
- england
Het Waterhuisje
IN MEMORY OF JAMES VAN DE LUYSTER AND THE EARLY SETTLERS OF LEELAND, VRIESLAND AND DRENTHE "Het Waterhuisje" These sturdy, God-fearing pioneers came from the Netherlands and in June 1847...
- 16 rods east...
- michigan
- holland
- luyster
- log house
- bark roof
The Van Raalte Farm
In 1847 Holland's founder, the Reverend Alburtis C. Van Raalte, purchased this property from the federal government for $2.32 an acre. When his son Benjamin return from the Civil War in 1865,...
- michigan
- raalte
- farm
- civil war
- reimold
- hollnd
1905 Allis Chambers Corliss Steam Engine
1905 ALLIS CHALMERS CORLISS STEAM ENGINE BUSH & LANE PIANO CO1905 - 1929 BAKER FURNITURE CO1933 - 1956 IN RECOGNITION OF HOLLAND'S INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE
- michigan
- steam
- engine
- steam engine
- corliss
- allis
- chalmers
- 1905
- piano
- furniture
Graafschap Christian Reformed Church
Erected in 1862, this church was the center of the Dutch immigrant community. The first settlers in this area arrived in early 1847 led by the Reverend Albertus C. Van Raalte. In June of that year...
- michigan
- graafschap
- holland
- drente
- dutch
- netherlands
- chruch
Mount Whitney, Elevation 14,496.11 Ft.
Submitted by @nougat_inside
- california
- trail
- mt whitney
- whitney
- highest
I.O.O.F Hall
I.O.O.F Hall 1907 In 1881, the I.O.O.F., a fraternal organization, established Springfield Lodge #70. The construction of the lodge in 1907 marked the first building of modern urban character in...
- springfield
- oregon
Stevens and Perkins Building
Stevens and Perkins Building 1911 The Stevens and Perkins building was built by Welby Stevens and A.J. Perkins. Records indicate that it may have been constructed by George W. Perkins,...
- springfield
- oregon
Notre Dame des Victoires Québec
(In French) Historic and archaeological site of the resident of Samuel de Champlain. It is on this strategic location, frequented by Native Americans for around 3000 years, Samuel de Champlain...
- quebec
- church
- samuel de champlain
- quebec city
Here Lies Buried John Brown
Wikipedia Entry on John Brown gravesite Joyce M. Ranieri has written a marvelous page on this site for Ancestry.com. JOHN BROWN OF OSAWATOMIE HERE LIES BURIED JOHN BROWN BORN AT...
- john brown
- slavery
- civil war
- new york
- torrington
David R. Pinn Community Center
DAVID R. PINNCOMMUNITY CENTER After the Civil War. a small community of African Americans lived on Route 654, now known as Zion Drive. The Wrights, Hamiltons, Whites, and Finns were farmers and...
- fairfax
- zion dr
- community center
- virginia