Forgotten Landmark-Glasgow Army Air Field, Glasgow (MT)
Remains of Glasgow Army Air Field (2.5 miles north on MT 24, 1.5 miles west on Lindell Road/Johnson Road) Glasgow … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Glasgow Army Air Field, Glasgow (MT)
Remains of Glasgow Army Air Field (2.5 miles north on MT 24, 1.5 miles west on Lindell Road/Johnson Road) Glasgow … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Glasgow Army Air Field, Glasgow (MT)
First National Bank Building (Main Street at W. Public Square) This building was constructed in 1876 and added to the … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-First National Bank, Glasgow (KY)
Battle Creek Sanitarium (74 N. Washington Avenue) This complex with its famous fieldstone structure (now demolished) has a historical significance … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle Creek (MI)
Located along the most prestigious street within the Methodist Hill African-American residential neighborhood, this store, built in 1885, reflects a … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Ward Nicholson Corner Store, Greenville (AL)
This Eastlake style home was built by Mrs. Lucy Cary. It was bought in about 1908 by the second president … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Peterson House, Montevallo (AL)
This grand old structure was also known as MacPherson’s Hotel Magma. On the National Register of Historic Places since 1994, … Continue reading Threatened Landmark-Magma Hotel, Superior (AZ)
Early classes in the Tokio area were held in the ranch house of the J Cross Ranch near the turn … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Tokio School, Tokio (TX)
Providence & Stonington Railroad Bridge (King Street near Second Kent County Jail) This landmark was built in 1837 when the … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Providence & Stonington Railroad, East Greenwich (RI)
McKesson & Robbins Building (182 Winchester Avenue) Constructed in 1935, this building once belonged to the McKesson & Robbins Company, … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-McKesson & Robbins Building, 182 Winchester Avenue, New Haven CT
This company was organized in 1865 to make brass clock movements, and later made hoopskirt frames, kerosene parlor lamps and … Continue reading Lost Landmark-Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport (CT)