Natchez Trace
Deep cut here is part of famed Indian trail taken over by U.S., 1803. Until the coming of steamboats, it was post route, & chief artery of travel between Natchez & Nashville.
- mississippi
- native american
Jesse Owens, 1913-1980
In Oak Woods Cemetery on Chicago's South Side: Jesse Owens Olympic Champion 1936 Athlete and humanitarian. A master of the spirit as well as the mechanics of sports. A winner who knew...
- jesse owens
- chicago
- olympics
- 1936 olympics
- cemeteries
Tom Mix, 1880-1940
"Thru you posterity shall glimpse the glory of the West that was." Seen on a walking tour of the Fox movie lot in Century City, Los Angeles. Here's a bit more on the life and death of Tom Mix,...
- hollywood
- movie stars
- movie studios
- westerns
- tom mix
Tetrapod
TETRAPODThese giant jacks are used to protect harbors fromdamaging currents. As waves hit the tetrapods, the forceof the water is dissipated by the curve of the legs. Thereare 1630 tetrapods...
Celebrate Migration
Submitted by Darren Platt
IN MEMORY OF F.T.C. CAPLE
IN MEMORY OF F.T.C. CAPLE SECRETARY OF MONKEY TOWN REGATTA (BAYARDS COVE) AND AMY LOUISE HIS WIFE This plaque is originally from OpenBenches and is imported with their permission The image and...
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1996
1996 IN MEMORY OF NORMAN BRUNT FROM NORTHWICH CHESHIRE WHO LOVED THIS PLACE This plaque is originally from OpenBenches and is imported with their permission The image and text is licensed CC BY-SA...
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IN MEMORY OF P.A. STANDING MSC MCSP DIPT
IN MEMORY OF P.A. STANDING MSC MCSP DIPT DIED 2-1-1993 AGED 42 LOVED AND REMEMBERED BY SO MANY This plaque is originally from OpenBenches and is imported with their permission The image and...
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IN MEMORY OF FRAN & DAN
IN MEMORY OF FRAN & DAN WHO LOVED THIS PLACE This plaque is originally from OpenBenches and is imported with their permission The image and text is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0Uploaded by gasmanic
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IN MEMORY OF PAUL AND JAMES
IN MEMORY OF PAUL AND JAMES OF DOVERIDGE DERBYSHIRE BELOVED SONS OF MARION AND TREVOR ROE OF DARTMOUTH This plaque is originally from OpenBenches and is imported with their permission The image...
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Tom Sweeney Legendary Doorman
Tom SweeneyLegendary Doorman- Over 30 years of magical momentsSir Francis Drake Submitted by @Ritterton.
- hotel
- san francisco
- honor
Birthplace of Jackson State University
Jackson State University was founded here in 1877 in the former U.S. Marine Hospital. Known as the Natchez Seminary, the school was founded by the American Baptist Home Mission Society and...
- mississippi
- education
- african-american
Van Dorn House
Ca. 1830 Federal. Built by Peter A. Van Dorn, New Jersey native who purchased this land in 1826. In 1817 Van Dorn was first clerk of the State House of Representatives. Boyhood home of...
- mississippi
Lil Green
Lil Green was known as the Queen of the Blues in the early 1940s when her distinctive, seductive voice was highlighted on “Romance in the Dark,” “Why Don’t You Do Right?” and other blues and...
- mississippi
- blues
- african american
- women
Woodville Blues
Musicians from Woodville demonstrate the breadth of the blues’s influence on American music. Composer William Grant Still incorporated the blues into his “Afro-American Symphony,” while...
- mississippi
- blues
- music
- african-american