Market Hall and Sheds
MARKET HALL AND SHEDS HAS BEEN DESIGNATED A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK THIS SITE POSSESSES NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN COMMEMORATING THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1975 ...
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- charleston
- national par...
- 1975
Dwight T. Pitcaithley, NPS Historian
In 1776 this nation embarked on a great experiment, an experiment based on the self evident truth that "all men are created equal." It has not been a steady progression, there have been many bumps...
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- charleston
- liberty square
- dwight pitcaithley
- 2001
In Memory of Harold Simmons
In Memory of Harold Simmons 1921-2000 This beautiful section of the Riverwalk was made possible by the civic-minded leadership and service of our friend, Harold Simmons, to his Dockside...
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- charleston
- riverwalk
- 1921
- 2000
The Chehebar Family
THE LAND ON WHICH THIS BUILDING STANDS IS DEDICATED BY THE CHEHEBAR FAMILY MARCELLE ALBERT & JOYCE ISAAC & MARILYN JACK & MARILYN JOSEPH & TERRI RAYMOND & GISELLE AND FAMILIES
- new york
- brooklyn
- gravesend
- mcdonald avenue
- pillar
We the People / US Constitution
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure...
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- us constitution
- constitution
Resolution of the First Congress Submitting Twelve Amendments to the Constitution
Congress of the United States, begun and held at the City of New-York, on Wednesday the fourth of March, one thousand seven hundred and eighty nine THE Conventions of a number of the States,...
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- 1789
- congress
- constitution
- bill of rights
The Washington Light Infantry
AT EVERY BOARD A VACANT CHAIR FILLS WITH QUICK TEARS SOME TENDER EYE, AND AT OUR MADDEST SPORT APPEAR THOSE WELL LOVED FORMS THAT WILL NOT DIE; WE LIFT THE GLASS, OUR HAND IS STAYED- WE JEST,...
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- charleston
- washington square
- washington l...
- civil war
- 1894
Septima Poinsette Clark 1898 - 1981
Septima Poinsette Clark 1898-1987 Native Charlestonian and daughter of a former Lowcountry slave, Mrs. Septima Clark was a leader of the Civil Rights Movement. A graduate of Avery...
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- septima clark
- african-american
- naacp
- 1898
- 1979
- 1987
Septima Clark
I want people to see children as human beings and not think of the money it costs nor to think of the amount of time that it will take, but to think of the lives that can be developed into...
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- charleston
- liberty square
- septima clark
15-Inch Rodman
15-Inch Rodman Designed by Thomas J. Rodman, U.S. Army Ordnance Officer, this type of cannon was the largest gun used in combat during the Civil War. These two Rodmans were brought to...
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- charleston
- civil war
- rodman gun
- thomas rodman
- fort sumter
6.4-Inch (100 Pounder) Parrott
6.4-Inch (100 Pounder) Parrott Discovered during the excavations of Fort Sumter, these rifled guns were installed by Federal troops during the 1870's modernization program. Maximum Range: 6800...
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- fort sumter
- cannon
- gun
8-Inch (200 Pounder) Parrott
8-Inch (200 Pounder) Parrott Robert Parker Parrott designed the 6.4-inch, 8-inch, and 10-inch Parrotts to serve on land or sea. These versatile rifled cannons were simple and inexpensive...
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- cannon
- gun
- fort sumter
- robert parke...
Mountain Howitzer
Mountain Howitzer Confederates used several field pieces like this 12-pounder mountain howitzer to defend against a surprise landing by Union forces. 1865
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- charleston
- civil war
- confederate
- 1865
- fort sumter
Fort Sumter Bombarded
FORT SUMTER BOMBARDED Fort Sumter, 1861 Fort Sumter, 1863 The lighthouse in the distance marks the southern tip of Morris Island. In July, 1863, Union troops landed there and advanced...
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- charleston
- fort sumter
- 1861
- 1863
Clement Clarke Moore
In the Moore mansion, which stood on this site, in 1822, Clement Clarke Moore, (1779-1863), penned the immortal poem, “A Visit from Saint Nicholas”, (T’was the night before Christmas), as a gift...
The Honorable Charles I. Brown
THIS PLAQUE WAS DEDICATED ON JANUARY 7, 2017 TO THE MEMORY OF THE HONORABLE CHARLES I. BROWN AUGUST 27, 1885 - DECEMBER 21, 1981 CO-FOUNDER PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY, INC....
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- philadelphia
- center city
- church
- phi beta sigma
- 2017
- 1914
- charles brown
- jonathan mason
Bicentennial Moon Tree
BICENTENNIAL MOON TREE SYCAMORE PLANTED MAY 6, 1975 FROM SEED CARRIED TO THE MOON BY ASTRONAUT STUART A. ROOSA ON APOLLO XIV FEBRUARY 1971 NATIONAL AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMINISTRATION FOREST...
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- philadelphia
- historic district
- washington square
- moon tree
- sycamore
- 1975
- 1971
The Chords of Memory
HERE IN THIS LOVELY GARDEN THE CHORDS OF MEMORY BIND US CLOSE TO THE WISE AND GOOD MEN WHO CREATED OUR NATION DEDICATED BY MRS LYNDON B JOHNSON JUNE 10, 1966Submitted by @lampbane
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- philadelphia
- historic district
- garden
- lady bird johnson
- 1966
Rocky Balboa
ROCKY BALBOA "IT'S NOT HOW HARD YOU HIT IT'S HOW HARD YOU CAN GET HIT AND KEEP MOVING FORWARD- THAT'S HOW WINNING IS DONE..." THIS STATUE IS DEDICATED TO THE GREAT CITY OF PHILADELPHIA...
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- philadelphia
- rocky balboa
- boxing
- movies
- film
- sculpture
- statue
- sylvester stallone
- 1996
Eastern State Penitentiary
EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK THIS SITE POSSESSES NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN COMMEMORATING THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WITH THE...
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- philadelphia
- prison
- national his...
- national par...
- 1965