The Old Brewery
In memory of John Hutchinson 1828 - 1913
Given to the National Trust in memory of John Hutchinson 1828 - 1913 whose life spent in healing and teaching found also occasion for opening up and beautifying the countryside, at Marley...
- national trust
- haslemere
- marley heights
A Grand Boulevard
'In 1905, CO state senator Edward Taylor said, "I hope that someday our road will be a portion of a grand boulevard stretching across the nation." Today, Glenwood Canyon is the most...
National Exchange Hotel
The National Hotel
The Flagg Bldg The Eternal Saloon
Aaron Augustus Sargent
Nevada Theatre
Ayre Hotel
AYRE HOTEL 1887 Constructed for hotelier Charles Ayre, this local landmark is a good example of a nineteenth-century neighbourhood hotel. The building is noted for its red and buff...
Bobby Phills
1987-1991 Basketball From Southern Laboratory School to Southern University, and on to the NBA, Bobby Phills is largely regarded as the best 3-point shooter in Southern University history....
- louisiana
- sports
- basketball
- southern university
A.W. "Ace" Mumford
1936-1961 Football For 25 years, Arnett "Ace” W. Mumford led Southern University to a 169-57-14 record, 11 SWAC titles, and five Black College national titles. He produced 35 All-Americans...
- louisiana
- sports
- football
- southern university
Lou Brock
1957-1960 Baseball As a sophomore, Lou Brock hit for a .500 average. Keeping this momentum during his junior year, he was part of the Southern University team that won the NAIA baseball...
- louisiana
- sports
- hall of fame
- baseball
- southern university
Wise Avenue Bridge
Wise Avenue BridgeAD 1948COUNTY COMMISSIONERSBALTIMORE COUNTY, MARYLANDCHRISTIAN H. KAHL, PRESIDENTBREMEN A. TRAIL JOHN R. HAUTJ. FRED OFFUTT, ROADS ENGINEERJ. E GREINER COMPANY, CONSULTING...
- bridge
- maryland
- dundalk
- baltimore
Madam C.J. Walker and Helen Gould: Advocates of Women's Economic Independence
Madam C.J. Walker and Helen Gould Advocates of Women's Economic Indepedence At the turn of the 20th century American women were seeking greater employment and economic opportunity. Madam...
- madam walker
- helen gould
- bowling alley
Clarke Memorial Grove
Cable Car Bell
Hank Hansel
Salt Potatoes
SALT POTATOES POPULARIZED BY SALT INDUSTRY WORKERS, POTATOES BOILED IN BRINE & PAIRED WITH MELTED BUTTER SERVED IN LOCAL TAVERNS AND EATERIES AS EARLY AS 1883. WILLIAM C. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2021...
- hungry for history
- pomeroy
- potatoes
- brine
- melted butter
- 1883
Camp Savage
During World War Il, some 5,000-6.000 Japanese American soldiers, members of the U. S. Army's Military Intelligence Service, were given intensive and accelerated classes in the Japanese language...
- world war ii
- wwii
- japanese
- savage
- minnesota
- pearl harbor
- nisei
Dr. Julia Brogdon Purnell
Educator - Humanitarian - Leader (1916-2013) Born the eldest of three daughters to Rev. and Mrs. Richard E. Brogdon, Dr. Julia Brogdon Purnell received a B.A. from Allen University and an...
- louisiana
- sorority.
- women
- african american
- southern university