Annesdale- Snowden1906
The vision of early developers of Memphis is seen in this classic example of turn-of-the-century neighborhood of American four-squares and bungalows. A combination of two subdivisions, South...
- shelby county
- tennessee
Korean War Memorial
The Korean War "The Forgotten War - Remembered" June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953 Fifty-four years after the Cessation of Hostilities on the Korean Peninsula, we gather here to dedicate this...
- shelby county
- tennessee
Armstrong Field
This was the site of one of the earliest airports in the Memphis area. Named for Lt. Guion Armstrong, a Memphis pilot killed in World War I, it was dedicated Nov. 11, 1926. Charles A. Lindbergh...
- shelby county
- tennessee
No Mans Land Yellow Fever Monument
No Man's Land In four public lots known collectively as "No Man's Land" lie the remains of at least 1400 victims of the Great Yellow Fever Epidemics of 1873, 1878, and 1879. Memphis lost over 8500...
- shelby county
- tennessee
Monterey's First Fishermen
CLORIS LEACHMAN STAGE
CLORIS LEACHMAN STAGE CLORIS LEACHMAN BORN 1926 GRADUATE OF ROOSEVELT 1942 Winner of 8 Prime Time Emmy awards, and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in The Last Picture Show. Performed...
Columbia River Gorge Natural Beginnings
The George M. Verity
This historic steam-powered towboat---one of America's famous sternwheelers---has a distinguished record, bearing the name of the founder of Armco Steel Corporation. She had 33 years of...
- iowa
- vessel
- national his...
Bissel's Submergible Saw
More than one hundred and fifty years ago, Brigadier General John Pope faced a tactical dilemma on the Mississippi River. Confederate batteries at Island No. 10 blocked passage through a complex...
- missouri
- civil war
Fort Bankhead
To further protect New Madrid from Union attack, a smaller fort was built on the east side of town at the mouth of St. John's Bayou. This upper fort, named Fort Bankhead (the original location...
- missouri
- civil war
- fort
Harry S. Truman
Harry S. Truman delivered campaign speeches at the Court House during his senate campaigns in 1934 and 1940. The 1934 campaign was open in southeast Missouri and New Madrid was one of the...
- missouri
- harry s. truman
- president
- speech
First School in Iowa
This boulder marks the site of the first school house in Iowa, built in 1830
- iowa
- education
Old State Capitol
James H. Dakin designed the 1850 Gothic Revival statehouse; the cast iron fence was added 1854-55. It served as the Capitol until occupied by Union forces during the Civil War. The interior...
- louisiana
- politics
- museum
Votes For Women
Road to the 19th AmendmentLegislators debated passing Federal and State Suffrage Amendments here in 1920. Suffragists held a public rally in support of the 19th Amendment.
- louisiana
- women
- voting rights
Saw Mill River Daylighting - The River in Context
Saw Mill River DaylightingThe River in Context The Watershed A watershed is the land, hills and slopes that drain rainfall to a river. The Saw Mill River watershed (marked in green on the...
- yonkers
- saw mill river
- river
- water
Daniel A. Feinberg
In loving memory of our sonDaniel A. FeinbergSubmitted by @lampbane
- yonkers
- untermyer park
- park
- daniel feinberg
Philipse Manor Administrative Offices
Built in 1911 as a caretaker's cottageSubmitted by @lampbane
- yonkers
- philipse manor
- house
- cottage
- 1911
Founder's Fund Finalist
Founder's Fund FinalistThe Garden Club of America2014Submitted by @lampbane
- yonkers
- untermyer park
- park
- 2014
Historic Yonkers
Submitted by @lampbane
- yonkers
- photos
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. Factory
Submitted by @myrastephen