THE FIRST LATIN SCHOOL OF NEW AMSTERDAM WAS FOUNDED ON THIS SITE IN 1659 BY DR. ALEXANDER- CAROLUS CURSIUS-CURTIUS. LITHUANIAN NOBLEMAN AND SCHOLAR WHO CAME TO THE DUTCH COLONY AS LATIN SCHOOL...
Submitted by Sheila Paske.
Conservation of this 64 acre preserve was made possible by a grant from the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation in honor of Burton G. Tremaine 1901 – 1991 and the generosity of the community of Hunting...
"In Memory of Twenty French Soldiers Who, Serving Under Lafayette, Died While in Camp at Norwich Town 1778." Submitted by: Tim Malone
In memory of Dr. Beaumont, the subject of the Radiolab episode titled "Guts". http://www.radiolab.org/story/197112-guts/ He is known for performing experiments on a man who was shot in the...
A very ornate plaque across from the Old State House in Hartford. The font is hard to read, but i think i got it. "In memory of Horace Wells, dentist, who upon this spot December 11,...
The Class of 1897 Gateway Beginning in the early 1890s, the taller pillars you see before you marked the one-lane gateway to the campus from State Street. Purdue's class of 1897 paid to enlarge...
Fort Flora Built on this site by civilians to protect approximately ten families during the War of 1812. Named for landowner David Flora. Ten such forts were built circa 1811-1813 in area...
Near this site Abraham Lincoln addressed the citizens of Washington, Indiana on October 26, 1844 This plaque erected by the Daviess County Bicentennial Committee 1976 Submitted by: Charles...
In memory of the pioneer men and women who passed this way in covered wagons 1830-1930 Erected by John Bell Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1931 Submitted by David Kolenda
LATITUDE 45 N THEORETICAL HALF WAY PIONT NORTH POLE --> 3117.55 MILES EQUATOR <-- 3097.39 MILES THE SPHEROIDAL SHAPE OF THE EARTH MAKES DEGREES OF LATITUDE IN THE NORTH LONGER THAN IN THE...
ASEA VASTERAS SUECIA REPRESENTANTES GENERALES PARA BOLIVIA COMPANIA SKP DE BOLIVIA LA PAZ [Location approximate]
STORY OF DRY FALLS THESE CLIFFS ARE SKELETAL REMAINS OF WHAT WAS ONCE THE WORLD'S LARGEST WATERFALL. THEY BEAR STARK WITNESS TO THE TREMENDOUS POWER OF CATASTROPHIC FLOODS THAT SWEPT OVER EASTERN...
REED'S LIVERY Roger E. Reed, whose father was a blacksmith and carriage maker, built this structure in 1905. The front of the building housed an office and carriages, while the back was a stable...