Morris Manor
MORRIS MANOR This Building is dedicated to Beverly & Charles R. Morris as gratitude for their tireless support for CAMBA and affordable housing in Brooklyn October 2, 2008Submitted by @lampbane
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Charles Marega
CHARLES MAREGA (1871-1939) This Italian-Canadian sculptor created a number of outstanding monuments in the three decades after his arrival in British Columbia in 1909. Working first in the ...
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- italian
- sculptor
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Bud Scott
Clarence “Bud” Scott, Sr., led one of the most popular dance bands in the Mississippi-Louisiana region for several decades beginning around 1900. Scott (1876-1938), a lifelong Natchez resident, was ...
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- blues
- music
"The Natchez Burning"
(side 2)"The Natchez Burning" Few events in African-American history have been as memorialized as the Natchez fire of 1940. In addition to a monument, markers, museum exhibits, and annual local ...
- mississippi
- blues
- music
- disaster
761st Tank Battalion
From 1940-1944, Louisiana hosted a series of military maneuvers designed to train soldiers for all aspects of Army Ground Forces operations. Approximately 75,000 black soldiers maneuvered in Central ...
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Bennett Plantation Home
In memory of Henry Seth Bennett, born 1842, died 1924 and Sarah Baggett Cotton, born 1848 died 1922. Henry was a veteran of the Civil War was shot through the right lung in the Battle of Chickamauga, ...
- louisiana
- plantation site
- geneology
Sylvester Magee
May 28, 1841 - October 15, 1971 Believed to have been the last surviving American Slave, Magee was born in Carpet, North Carolina and sold at Enterprise, Mississippi at the age of nineteen. He is ...
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- slave
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- centurion
Fort Rosalie Revisited
In 1940, Natchez native Jefferson Davis Dickson built a "reconstruction" of Fort Rosalie as a tourism attraction to appeal to the city's early automobile-driving visitors. A World War I flying ace ...
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- natchez
- colonial era
- park
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The Freedom Fountain
Dedicated to all the men and women who paid the ulitmate price in service to their country. This nation was conceived in liberty and built upon these sacrifices over the centuries. If this country ...
- louisiana
- veterans
- park
Jimmy Lee Swaggart
Jimmy Lee Swaggart, born in Ferriday,Louisiana, on March 15, 1935, describeshimself as an old- fashioned, Holy Ghost-filled, shouting, weeping, soul-winning,gospel-preaching preacher. ...
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- ferriday
- jimmy swaggart
- religion
Mickey Gilley
Mickey Leroy Gilley, born March 9,1936, grew up in Ferriday, Louisiana, andis a well-known country music performerand songwriter. He learned to play thepiano alongside his famous cousins, ...
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- music
- ferriday
- country & weste...
Jerry Lee Lewis
Jerry Lee Lewis, born September 29, 1935,in Ferriday, Louisiana, with a God-given talent,at an early age became a world-famous rock-and-roll star. At age 8 he sang for the first timeto an audience at ...
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- ferriday
- music
- rock & roll
Leon "Pee Wee" Whittaker
1906 - 1993Leon "Peewee" Whittaker was bornabout 35 miles north of Ferriday,near Newellton, Louisiana. Hestudied music as a child and receivedinstruction on clarinet, trombone,guitar, string bass, ...
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- ferriday
- music
- blues
Howard K. Smith
Howard Kingsbury Smith, a broadcasterand journalist, was born in Ferriday,Louisiana, May 12, 1914. His father, alsonamed Howard K. Smith, was of a gentleman-farmer's family from Lettsworth, ...
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- ferriday
- journalist
Calero County Park - Baily Fellow House
Calero County Park – Bailey Fellows House The nearby Bailey Fellows house is a historic "Italianate" structure located at the south end of Calero Reservoir and appears on the County of Santa Clara ...
Sleeping Widow
Submitted by @jqmcd.
COMMERATION OF THE TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY IN THE BAHAMAS
ThIS PLAQUE IS IN COMMERATION OF THE TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY IN THE BAHAMAS THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE THE FIRST MEMBERS ROM HARBOUR ISLAND TO SERVE IN THE ...
Ipswich was Settled in March 1633
IPSWICH WAS SETTLED IN MARCH 1633 ON THIS HILL-TOP THE FIRST MEETING-HOUSE WAS BUILT AND SURROUNDED WITH A STONE FORT. THE PRESENT EDIFICE IS THE FIFTH WHICH HAS OCCUPIED THIS SPOT NATHANIEL ...
Hiawatha Asylum for Insane Indians
HIAWATHA ASYLUM FOR INSANE INDIANS Receiving Congressional appropriations in 1899. the Hiawatha Asylum for Insane Indians was the second federal mental hospital and the first dedicated to American. ...
5 November 2009 Ft. Hood Memorial - Killeen, Texas
5 November 2009 Ft. Hood Memorial - Killeen, Texas At 13:20 on a sunny Thursday afternoon on the 5th of November, 2009, Soldiers at the Fort Hood Soldier Readiness Processing Center Medical facility ...
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The Tower Liberty
Submitted by @stuherrm.
- beating of the ...
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Where are the Falls of the St. Croix?
Submitted by @jack_daniel.
Nolan Ryan
A Texas legend and one of baseball's most intimidating figures on the pitching mound across four decades, his overpowering fastball and unparalleled longevity produced 324 victories and a host of ...
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- texas
- round rock
Texas State Capitol Statue of Liberty
WITH THE FAITH AND COURAGE OF THEIR FOREFATHERS WHO MADE POSSIBLE THE FREEDOM OF THESE UNITED STATES THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA DEDICATE THIS COPY OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY AS A PLEDGE OF EVERLASTING ...
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Julius Whittier
"He Came Betore Us. He Left a Legacy" Julius Whittier (Texas Football: 1969-72) became a historically significant figure as the first African American to receive a four-year tooiball scholarship, and ...
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- texas
- austin
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