POW's MIA's and Their Families
J. D. Howard Father of Lava Beds National Monument
Klamath Basin Potato Festival
- potato festival
The Big Obsidian Flow
Merrill Lions Club Community Pavilion
- potato festiva
Norfield
Named for Frederick Norwood and John S. Butterfield, founders of the Norwood-Butterfield Lumber Company, Norfield was incorporated in 1894. In 1900, Butterfield became sole owner of the company...
- mississippi
- rail
- lumber
- industry
- settlements
A Glass Menagerie
The Eruption
Blue Star Memorial Highway Evergreen District
J. A. Jones Consolidated School
Org. 1906 on land donated by Jones for the consolidation of Bacot, Curtis and Felder Schools. Bethany School added in 1921 when Jones School was moved to this site. Served the Friendship Comm. until 1975.
- mississippi
- school
- education
Bo Diddley
In the 1950s, as a founder of rock 'n' roll, Bo Diddley helped to reshape the sound of popular music worldwide. His original style of rhythm and blues influenced generations of musicians. He...
- mississippi
- music
- roots rock
The Old Fort
MONONA LAKE ASSEMBLY
MONONA LAKE ASSEMBLY NORMAL HALL D. R. JONES, ARCHITECT 1884 THIS PAVILION WAS BUILT AS A 450-SEAT LECTURE HALL FOR THE MONONA LAKE ASSEMBLY. ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE INSTRUCTION FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL...
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK 1871 SHIPMAN THIS ITALIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL STYLE STRUCTURE, A DISTINGUISHED EXAMPLE OF ITS TYPE, WAS DESIGNED BY MADISON ARCHITECT STEPHEN VAUGHN SHIPMAN BUILT OF MADISON...
The Needles Wireless Telegraph Station
Submitted by @srmullens.
Corner Stone of the Statue of Liberty Pedestal
Statue of Liberty Pedestal Cornerstone
Madison Firefighters
U.S.S. Constitution Museum Foundation
Tudor Wharves
