Reneta & Stefano Brunetto
Bernardo de Galvez Spanish Governor of Louisiana 1776-1783
GALVEZ, WITH THE AID OF MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS FROM LOUISIANA,WON VICTORIES AT BATON ROUGE, MOBILE, AND PENSACOLA DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. BY HIS DARING LEADERSHIP HE DROVE THE BRITISH FROM...
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Eunice Jensen Park
Benicia's Quest to Become a Tree City
Colluseum
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Garibaldi
Fort St. Joseph
The French fort built here in 1691 controlled southern Michigan’s principal Indian trade routes. Missionaries and fur traders were here already. The fort became a British outpost in 1761....
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Calata Gente di Mare
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Grand River Trail
The old Grand River Indian Trail, now US-16, became a plank road in 1848. A toll gate and Red Bridge Post Office were located here. Nearby were homes of John Mullett, pioneer surveyor, and...
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Bruat
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Playground of Dreams, Benicia
John G. LeFevre
Caroline Weedon Chen
John W. Pagliano
Daniel H. Clevenger
Bowen’s Bench
Site of the First Protestant Church in California
The Founding of Baton Rouge
The name Baton Rouge comes from the Indian word "Istrouma," meaning Red Stick.Earliest written records about Baton Rouge were provided by members of Iberville's expedition on March 17,...
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Site of the Weiss House
On September 8, 1935, Dr. Carl Austin Weiss was living here with his family in a small frame cottage. About 9:30 that evening, U.S.Senator Huey P. Long was shot in the corridor just off the house...
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