The Berry
“The Berry” The Berry Hotel, one of America’s premier hotels, stood here from 1892 to 1974. Athenian Edward Cornelius Berry, a free black who had been educated at the Albany Enterprise Academy,...
Jackie Robinson
IN THIS BUILDING on April 10th, 1947 JACKIE ROBINSON RECEIVED HIS HISTORIC CALL FROM THE BROOKLYN DODGERS AND CHANGED AMERICA HE LIVED ON THE 11TH FLOOR IN ROOM 1169 OF THE FORMER...
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Major General John Stark
Submitted by @loganpass
Bell Tower
Submitted by @jqmcd
- frank lloyd wright
- boice
- youngker
- 1978
Donated to the Port of San Francisco
The Pioneer Mariani Family
Dave Fowler, Chief Engineer, Ghirardelli Square
Ghirardelli Square
Raymonnd James Sontag, Ehrman Professor of HIstory
John Galen Howard
Memorial Glade
Memorial Pool
Le Conte
Jack London 1876-1916
Harold "Hal" A. Ellis, Jr.
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Origins of Oakland
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Public School 166
PUBLIC SCHOOL 166 ONE OF THE FEW EXTANT 19TH- CENTURY INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS ON THE UPPER WEST SIDE. PUBLIC SCHOOL 166 WAS BUILT IN 1897-99 AS PART OF THE VAST CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM TO MEET...
W. T. Stead
Central Louisiana State Hospital Cemetery
Authorized by Act 92 of the 1902 Louisiana Legislature, cemetery and morgue sites were selected in January 1906. There are 2,356 persons who are interred in the cemetery, the last occurring in...
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Oakland Hall
In late February 1961, the LSU Board of Supervisors chose a name for the first new permanent building to be constructed on the campus, selecting Oakland Hall in honor of Oakland Plantation, the...