SATHER GATE 2009 HISTORIC RESTORATION Led by the Class of 1950 With support from The Class of 1954
This monument commemorates the Prince Arthur, which ran aground during a storm at 1 a.m. on Jan. 3, 1903. The Prince Arthur was commanded by an experienced captain from Larvik, Norway, named Hans...
The Lansdowne sycamore is estimated to have germinated in the mid-1600s and is a link to the pre-Colonial history of the area. The sycamore is the symbol of Lansdowne, Pennsylvania.
On December 10, 1864 a franchise was granted to Edward M. Morgan, James M. (Matt) Taylor, and William F. Bartlett to operate a ferry one and one-half miles below Cedar Island and build a bridge...
"Erected to commemorate the unexpected arrival of my Grandfather Lt. Kurt K.W. Kyck in Ireland on the 20th August 1940.All survived that day on Fatha Ridge, Mt. Brandon.Have a rest and...