Captain Edward Stamp
Here Captain Edward Stamp pioneer industrialist and legislator started lumbering operations; then, finding a better site, he moved elsewhere on Burrard Inlet, and founded in the wilderness,...
- captain edward stamp
- vancouver
- stanley park
- then finding...
- moved elsewhere
Logan Square
Mr. & Mrs. E. K. Anderson Memorial Fountain
Submitted by Darren Platt
Oregon Caves National Monument
- taft
- oregon
- caves
- 1909
VFW Bicentennial Veterans' Memorial
HONOR THE DEAD BY HELPING THE LIVING DEDICATED TO THE MICHIGAN MEN AND WOMEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY 1776 1976 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS AND LADIES AUXILIARIES DEPARTMENT...
- vfw
- bicentennial
- veterans
- memorial
CN Fort Langley Rail Station
Submitted by @robertdall
- langley
- canada
- british columbia
- railroad
Como-Harriet Streetcar Line
Submitted by @gkatz
- streetcar
- railway
- minnesota
- minneapolis
- 1880
- motor line
Historic Cannons from Louisbourg, Nova Scotia
HISTORIC CANNONS FROM LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA On June 23, 1758, the British Navy besieged Louisbourg, capital and major settlement of the French colony of Cape Breton Island. Three of the French...
- cannons
- university o...
- louisbourg
- seige of louisbourg
- british navy
Resurrection Bay at Seward, Alaska
Submitted by: Sarah J. Martin. Plaque Text: On August 28th, 1903, the steamer “Santa Ana” arrived in Resurrection Bay and Seward was founded by the Alaska Central Railway Co. as the ocean...
- resurrection bay
- seward
- alaska
- clear day
Wendler Building, Anchorage
Submitted by: Sarah J. Martin. Plaque Text: Built in 1915, this is the first permanent building constructed in Anchorage and is now the oldest building still standing here. It was erected to house...
- wendler
- anchorage
- victorian
- architecture
Anchorage City Hall
City Hall, 524 W. 4th Avenue, Anchorage Submitted by: Sarah J. Martin. Plaque Text: The doors of city hall were first opened on November 15, 1936. The building, which originally contained...
- anchorage
- 1935
- new deal
- public works...
Arch of Constantine
Translation c/o wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arch_of_Constantine#Inscriptions imp(eratori) · caes(ari) · fl(avio) · constantino · maximo · p(io) · f(elici) · avgusto · s(enatus) ·...
- rome
- romans
- history
- arch
- architecture
Amphitheatre Flavium
Submitted by: @IanThorp
- rome
- romans
- colosseum
- italy
Campbell River Waterfront c. 1950s
- campbell river
- british columbia
Liberation of the Netherlands, Thank You Canada
- 1945
- 2005
- netherlands
- liberation
- thank you canada
Humber Bay Promenade Dedication
HUMBER BAY PROMENADE This Portion of HUMBER BAY PROMENADE is Dedicated to the CITY OF ETOBICOKE by CAMROST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION in Conjunction with the Development of MARINA DEL REY...
- dedication
- etobicoke
- humber bay promenade
- toronto
Duquesne Heights Incline
The Society for Preservation of the Duquesne Heights Incline dedicates the restored Lower Section In Memory of JAMES PRESKEN Mr. Presken worked for nearly 30 years to PRESERVE AND MAINTAIN...
- pittsburgh
- pennsylvania
- incline
- duquesne
Wesleyan Chapel, First Woman's Rights Convention
On this spot stood the Wesleyan Chapel where the First Woman's Rights Convention in the World's history was held July 19 and 20 1848 Elizabeth Cady Stanton moved this resolution which...
- 1848
- woman's rights
- voting
Boston Common
Boston Common In or about the year of our Lord One thousand six hundred thirty and four the then present inhabitants of the Town of Boston of Whom the Honble John Winthrop Esqr Govnr of...
- boston
- massachusetts
- 1634
- blackstone
First Convention for Woman's Right was Held on this Corner 1848
- seneca fall
- new york
- woman's rights