Pole Given Olofsson Family
1907 Flagpole. Given By RAY OLOFSSON Restored By BOB HOVER Pole Given Olofsson Family By San Francisco Earthquake Refugees They Had Cared For. Presented To Museum July 4. 1976
The Clayton Club
The Eucalyptus Grove
THE EUCALYPTUS GROVE JOEL CLAYTON OWNED THE PROPERTY FACING MORRIS STREET FROM 1857 TO 1870. HIS ESTATE SOLD THE LOTS TO J. H. KELLER IN 1877 WHO BUILT A HOUSE, SLAUGHTER HOUSE, BUTCHER SHOP, AND...
Blue Star Memorial By-Way (Contra Costa Blue Star Moms)
In Memory Of Eldora Hoyer
THIS FLAGPOLE IS A GIFT TO THE PEOPLE OF CLAYTON FROM THE HOYER FAMILY IN MEMORY OF ELDORA HOYER. DEDICATED FEBRUARY 2012 AFFECTIONATELY KNOWN AS CLAYTON'S UNOFFICIAL "FIRST LADY," ELDORA WAS...
Black Diamond Way
Nan Joy & Lawrence "Joe" Wallace
THIS WATER FOUNTAIN IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF NAN JOY& LAWRENCE "JOE" WALLACE They moved here in 1946. Nan & Joe were instrumental in getting water service to Clayton in 1949, allowing...
Officer John Paul Miller
OFFICER JOHN PAUL MILLER DUBLIN AREA At this location on November 16, 2007, at 9:26 pm, Officer Miller tragically lost his life in the line of duty. Officer Miller proudly served the residents of...
BANKS HUNTLEY BUILDING
BANKS HUNTLEY BUILDING ART DECO STYLEARCHITECTS JOHN AND DONALD PARKINSONBUILT 1930 DECLARED 1997HISTORIC CULTURAL MONUMENT NO. 631CITY OF LOS ANGELES CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION CULTURAL AFFAIRS...
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY BUILDING
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY BUILDING AND ANNEXART DECO STYLE, BUILT IN 1927-29JOHN AND DONALD B. PARKINSON, ARCHITECTSHISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT NO. 385 AUGUST 5, 1988CITY OF...
Bettina Chandler
Otis and Bettina ChandlerDOWNTOWN WOMEN'S CENTER THANKS FOUNDING BOARD PRESIDENT BETTINA CHANDLER FOR HER SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS ON BEHALF OF WOMEN IN LOS ANGELESSubmitted by: Alex K.
FORT REVERE PARK HULL, MA
1776 - 1976DEDICATED JULY 14thBY THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE AND THE PEOPLE OF HULL IN CELEBRATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BICENTENNIAL IN GRATEFUL TRIBUTE TO THE FRENCH SAILORS AND MARINES WHO...
FORT REVERE PARK
OFFERT PAR LA FRANCE A LA VILLE DE HULL LE 14 JUILLET 1976A L'OCCASION DU BICENTENAIREDES ETATS- UNIS.EN SOUVENIR DES MARINS FRANCAIS MORTS A FORT INDEPENDENCE PENDANT LA GUERRE D'INDEPENDANCE.
Peter E. McCauley Memorial Pavilion
PETER E. MCCAULEY MEMORIAL PAVILION DEDICATED JUNE 15, 2013
African -American Soldiers at Camp Claiborne
Over 1.2 million African-American soldiers proudly served their country during World War II. Although, the military did not officially desegregate the Armed Forces until after World War II,...
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