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Dr. Noel d'Alvigny
Atlanta, GA
City of Etna
Etna, CA
Franz Kline (1910 - 1962)
Wilkes Barre, PA
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Montfort Stokes
Wilkesboro, NC
Governor, 1830-1832; U.S. Senator; Federal Indian Commissioner. Home stood 1 mi. N.… more »
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Hershberger & Rosenthal Co. Bldg. Historical
Kansas-City, MO
National Register of Historic Places Wholesale District Historic Garment District … more »
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Malinta Tunnel
Cavite-City, Calabarzon
Begun in 1922 and substantially completed in 1932, the tunnel complex consisted of east-west passage measuring 836 ft. long by 24 ft. wide 13 laterals on its north side and 11 laterals on the south side. Reinforced with concrete walls. Floo… more »
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Cook County Board of Commissioners met March 21March 25th 2019 4:07AMWHEREAS, the partners do hereby commit to work in partnership with EJI of Montgomery, Alabama, to secure and install a historical marker, through ... |
Dr. Dorothy Height, 'Godmother of the civil rights movement,' honored in RichmondMarch 25th 2019 2:48AMAlthough her time in Richmond was brief, city and state officials unveiled a permanent historical marker in front of the Hull Street library to celebrate the ... |
Richmond-born civil rights leader Dorothy Height honored with historical marker in BlackwellMarch 24th 2019 11:37PMDorothy Height, the Richmond-born woman whom President Barack Obama called âthe godmother of the civil rights movement,â was honored Sunday ... |
Today in Athens HistoryMarch 24th 2019 9:00AMPictured in this Messenger file photo is an up-close view of the Ohio Historical Marker unveiled at the Athens Armory in 2018. Seventy-five years ago ... |
Baptist colony migrated to New Town TownshipMarch 24th 2019 3:56AMIn May 2005, a county historical marker designating the site of the former First Baptist Church of Newton was installed in front of the churchyard on ... |
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