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From Tom Van Baak of leapsecond.com
From Tom Van Baak of leapsecond.com
From Tom Van Baak of leapsecond.com
SEWARD SEMINARY ROSETTA, DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS WAS DENIED RIGHT TO ENROLL AT GIRL'S PRIVATE ACADEMY BY THE VOTE OF ONE PARENT. Submitted by https://www.instagram.com/ellebelle_66/
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PAPER MILL DAM AND FISH LADDER ON THIS SPOT, IN 1887, THE FIRST FISH LADDER OF ITS KIND ON THE PACIFIC COAST WAS DESIGNED AND BUILT BY STEPHEN SCHUYLER STEDMAN, A MARIN COUNTY PIONEER. IT...
MEMORANDUM June 1819 Thirteen Feet of Ground from this Wall belongs to the Church. 13 feet would reach as far as the opposite pavement, and a little more, ending within inches of the face of the...
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Plaque at Centre of The EuroScope, Ness Point, Lowestoftness, Lowestoft, Suffolk Lowestoftness is the most easterly point of the British Isles. This auspicious site is marked with a gas...
THE BLACK BOY BRANCH The line of Blue Cobbles marks the route of the 1827 Black Boy Railway Line it remained in use until 1842 when the tunnel under this spot was opened these wagons were hauled...
In memory of Elain Bradshaw Drukman Founder of the Emeryville community gardenMay 1992 Her vision and passion for gardening and community building are an inspiration to us all
The Republic of Texas Texas Legation In this building was the legation for the ministers from the Republic of Texas to the Court of St. James, 1842 - 1845. Erected by the Anglo-Texan Society.
CIVIL WAR HEALING The Eureka Springs area's reputation as a health resort has its origins in the Civil War. Late 19th-century accounts claim Dr. Alvah Jackson treated sick and wounded soldiers...