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Unknown on 06-May-02. Waypoint GC402F
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Hope its ok to log this. When it was active, I didn't know it existed, I just happened to stumble across it recently. This is the sign at the house of William Goodridge, a man who was instrumentsl in helping the undergrounsd railroad in York, PA.
This is the Browning Courthouse in Tucker, GA. c. 1860. Court was last held here in 1977.
This plaque is for lock number six of the Original Wellan canal that was built 1824-1833.
Soapstone Historical Marker
East of Francestown Village Center on NH 136
Francestown, NH
Placed by The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources in 1963. This was the 23rd New Hampshire Historical Marker to be placed.
This historic marker (Dog on a Tuckerbox) can be found near Gundagai in NSW Australia. Not only is this a historic Marker, but the marker itself is historic! Placed in 1932 by the Honourable J.A.Lyons.P.C. Prime Minister of the Commonwealth. To find out more about the history – just look for “Dog on the Tucker Box†on the Internet.
This marker commemorates the settlement of the Barossa Valley in South Australia by German immigrants in the middle of the nineteenth century. The germans were escaping religious persecution. The settlers founded a great wine area and imported some excellent cultural traditions. Marker text reads as follows.
“1842-1992
The lord has given us this land. Joshua 9.2.
Barossa Pioneer Memorial
In the early 1840’s this valley was settled by scattered British families. They were followed from Europe by large groups of Germans who had fled from their homelands after religious persecution.
The first settlers were farmers who began agricultural pursuits, but soon they also turned to grape and from this wine, for which the Barossa has become renowned.
The life of the pious settlers was centred around family and the church.
They sought first the help of God and his righteousness, trusting that God would provide their wants and needs.
Thanks be to Godâ€
[last edit: 5/21/2002 4:06:27 PM PST]
“1842-1992
The lord has given us this land. Joshua 9.2.
Barossa Pioneer Memorial
In the early 1840’s this valley was settled by scattered British families. They were followed from Europe by large groups of Germans who had fled from their homelands after religious persecution.
The first settlers were farmers who began agricultural pursuits, but soon they also turned to grape and from this wine, for which the Barossa has become renowned.
The life of the pious settlers was centred around family and the church.
They sought first the help of God and his righteousness, trusting that God would provide their wants and needs.
Thanks be to Godâ€
[last edit: 5/21/2002 4:06:27 PM PST]
