First A.M.E. Church of Oakland
Charles Goodnight, Rancher and Trailblazer
Born in Illinois, Charles Goodnight (1836-1929) was brought to Milam County, Texas, as a child. He grew up on the frontier, becoming a ranger and Indian scout. During the Civil War, he served as...
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- oliver loving
- texas
- cattle drives
- lonesome dove
- larry mcmurtry
Parking Facility No. 2
PARKING FACILITY No.2 GROUNDBREAKING FEBRUARY 14, 1989 RICHARD DODDERIDGE, CHAIRMAN KANSAS BOARD OF REGENTS GENE A. BUDIG, CHANCELLOR. THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Submitted by @ctsinclair
Coyote Dentures
1796 Nathan Beman Homestead
1796 Nathan Beman Homestead On this site Constructed a log cabin Remains of foundation and chimney are seen. Chateaugay Historical Soc.Submitted by Alan R. Reno
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- 1796 alan r reno
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- log cabin
The Great Star Fleet
Hyde Street Pier Was Part of Highway 101
Scow Schooner Alma
Hicks Engine
West Coast Wooden Shipbuilding
Steam Tug Hercules
Workin' on the Railroad
Towing in the Open Ocean
Convict Lake Tragedy, 1990
On February 19, 1990, a tragedy occurred at this site. Three boys from a local youth camp fell through the ice. Two counselors, David Myers and Randy porter, U.S. Forest Service employee...
- eastern sierra
- sierra nevada
- convict lake
- drownings
McGee Mountain Rope Tow
McGee Mountain Rope Tow The first permanent rope tow in the Eastern Sierra was built west of this site on the east slope of the McGee Mountain. This predecessor of Mammoth Mountain ski area...
- california
- eastern sierra
- dave mccoy
- mammoth mountain
- dave mccoy
- ecv
Parihaka Memorial 1848
"This plaque was originally planned to extravagantly praise Dunedin, but now I want to remember the Maori passive resisters, abducted from Parihaka, shipped to Dunedin, held without trial,...
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- passive resistance
- colonisation
- maori
- new zealand
- dunedin
- public works
- prisoners
- heritage new...
- shistoric pl...
Independence, California: Mary Austin's House
"But if ever you come beyond the borders as far as the town that lies in a hill dimple at the foot of Kearsarge, never leave it until you have knocked at the door of the brown house under...
- mary austin
- california writers
- inyo county
- independence
- eastern sierra
- california
- owens valley
Engine #18, Carson & Colorado Railroad
An oil burning steam locomotive, built by Baldwin in 1911, was purchased by the Southern Pacific R.R. in 1928 to haul passengers and freight along the 300 mile narrow gauge line, known locally...
- owens valley
- independence
- inyo county
- eastern sierra
- california
- railroads
Edmund Schulman Memorial Grove
Edmund Schulman Professor of Dendrochronology A pioneer of modern tree-ring dating, Dr. Schulman conducted research on bristlecone pines here in the White Mountains for many years,...
- bristlecone pines
- white mountains
- inyo county
- california
Blue Star Memorial Highway-Manzanar
These Blue Star Memorial Highway signs seem ubiquitous and may not typically qualify as plaques. I'd argue that this particular one does. It's just outside Manzanar, the site of the World War II...
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- world war ii
- internment
- owens valley
- eastern sierra
- inyo county
- california. u.s. 395
- blue star me...