Bell Cemetery
Confederate veteran Uriah Jasper Bell (1839-1915) brought his family to northeast Texas in 1871. An ordained Baptist minister, he relocated to this area to lead the Ft. Houston Baptist Church....
- texas
- cemetery
Keachi College 1856-1912
On this site stood a female college. Founded by Perry J. Backus of Good Hope (Keachi) Baptist Church on land donated by T.M. Gatlin. Became male & female institution in 1879. Served as...
- louisiana
- women
- college
- education
Bonnet Carré Spillway - National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
The United States Army Corps of Engineers built this spillway to protect the City of New Orleans from catastrophic flood events. The construction of this structure marked the end of the...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- flood
- engineering
- landmark
Green-Wood Cemetery Visitor Center water fountain
Quench. Wander. Reflect. Water fountain given by KATHY KERMIAN-LEICHT AND ERIC LEICHT
- new york
- brooklyn
- green-wood cemetery
- cemetery
- water
- water fountain
- kathy kermian-leicht
- eric leicht
East Davis Fire Protection District Station No. 1
Snow God Ullr
Summit County Steel
Railroad Compressor
Highline Railroad Park
Windmill
Captain Leidesdorff
Picnic Cave
Great Basin
1970s Bulldozer Cut
Stokes Castle Historic Site
Stokes Castle
The Pilot
Chris Ethridge
Kiek memorial
This plaque is a memorial for the then famous photographer from the city of Leiden. His name was Israël David Kiek (1811-1899), and his surname became synonymous for a photgraphy in Dutch...
- history
- leiden
- photography
Cora Jane Flood
- haas