Eric Kashino Memorial Plaque
The plaque is a memorial to Eric Kashino. He was struck and killed by a charter bus at the intersection of 4th Ave and Pike Street in Downtown Seattle in Feburary of 2001. Eric was crossing the...
- memorial
- pedestrian fatality
- seattle
- pike
- bus
- wheel chair
P. L. James Government Building
The plaque struck me as interesting because the Federal Building in Victoria is named after the Architect who designed the building. Not a politician.
- architects
- federal gove...
- victoria
- architecture
- james
- percy
- leonard
The Celebrity Club
THE CELEBRITY CLUB Near this site at 54 Randall Street stood The Celebrity Club, New England's first integrated Jazz and rhythm & blues venue. Founded by Paul Filippi in 1949, the world-class club...
- jazz
- louis armstrong
- duke ellington
- charlie parker
- billie holiday
- ella fitzgerald
- coleman hawkins
- stan getz
- george shearing
- ray charles
- fats domino
- rhode island
- providence
Pinkie the Pink Elephant
This pink elephant makes a bold statement outside a little Shell gas station near DeForest, Wisconsin, just off of I-94. It has many fans and photos too (http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/1645)....
- pink
- elephant
- advertising
- shell gas station
- sculptures
Baby Head Cemetery
Dr. Edwin Herbert Land
In Commemoration of Dr. Edwin Herbert Land 1909-1991 "Don't do anything that someone else can do." "Don't undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible." Humanist...
- cambridge
- massachusetts
- invention
- photography
- polaroid
First Two-Way Long Distance Telephone Conversation
From this site on October 9, 1876 the first two- way long distance telephone conversation was carried on for three hours. From here in Cambridgeport Thomas G. Watson spoke over a telegraph wire to...
- cambridge
- massachusetts
- telephone
- technology
- invention
- boston
Site of Original Campus of University of California
Site of College of California Original Campus of University of California University of California, Chartered March 23, 1863. Located between Franklin and Harrison, 12th and 14th Streets, from...
- cal
- university o...
- berkeley
- oakland
- college
- history
- california
Live Oak Park
BERKELEY HISTORY LIVE OAK PARK 1914 Live Oak Park was created in 1914 when the City of Berkeley purchased four acres from landowners R. S. Penniman and Michael O’Toole. Mr. Penniman’s...
- berkeley
- california
- bay area
- live oak
- codornices
Commemorative stone, Hampstead, London NW3
© Copyright Julian Osley and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
- geograph
N’OUBLIONS JAMAIS 1914-1918 Commune de Mouland
N’OUBLIONS JAMAIS1914-1918 Commune de Mouland En Août 1914 les allemands ont assassine 4 personnes et brulé 72 maisons. Ont été fusillés Pousset Michel Puts André Timmers Henri Timmers...
- wwi
- belgium
- germany
- memorial
- belgium
Eames House
Submitted by Mike Appleton.
- eames
- los angeles
- architecture
- california
Sometime Clothier
THESE TWO BUTTRESSES WERE REPAIRED AT THE CHARGE OF FRANCIS ALLIN SOMETIME CLOTHIER OFTHIS CITY A.D. 1616 Submitted by @invertiert.
- england
- bath
- allin
- clothier
- sometime clothier
- of this city
Somerville Powder House
This old mill built by John Mallet on a site purchased in 1703-4, was deeded in 1747 to the 'Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England' and for many years was used as a public powder house....
- somerville
- massachusetts
- revolutionary war
- 1774
- windmill
Portola Crespi Expedition Cross
On December 10, 1769, the Portola Crespi Expedition from Mexico erected a cross on this hill to signal its long-overdue supply ship, San Jose. A message at the cross stated that they...
- stone
- white
British Soldiers Graves
A sharp fight occurred here between the Patriots and the British April 19, 1775. This marks British Soldiers graves. Erected 1890. @jeffreydmyers
- somerville
- massachusetts
- revolutionary war
- british
- grave
- 1775
Clark Gable in Astoria, OR
The plaque reads: Clark Gable, 1901-1960. Began his acting career in the summer of 1922 at the Astoria Theatre. Located on this site, the building was destroyed by fire in December, 1922.
- celebrity
- actor
- theatre
- destroyed by fire
Fred H Tibbetts
Here lie the ashes of Fred H Tibbetts 1882 1938 The engineer whose plan of underground water storage conserves the waters for Santa Clara Valley
- santa clara valley
- california
- tibbetts
- underground
- water
- water storage
- conservation
- morgan hill
Patterson & Western Railroad
Patterson & Western RailroadThe narrow gauge railroad winding some 25 miles from Patterson through Del Puerto Canyon operated from Sept. 20, 1916 to Aug. 14, 1920. During World War I, the railroad...
- stone
- black
Grave of Francis Bellamy
The Grave of Francis Bellamy in Rome, New York. Bellamy was a minister whom penned the Pledge of Allegiance to support a 1890s campaign to place an American flag in every classroom. "I...
- pledge bellamy rome
- ny reno