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)
Citizens Bank Building (SE corner of N. Miami Avenue and 14th Street) The Citizens Bank of Miami was a … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Citizens Bank Building, Miami (FL)
The Sarasota Trailer Park in January of 1941 was … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Sarasota Trailer Park, Sarasota (FL)
Located near Courtland, Alabama, Pond Spring was home to Joseph Wheeler, former Major General of Cavalry of the Confederate … Continue reading We Support-Friends of the General Joe Wheeler Home Foundation, Courtland (AL)
Great Northern Railway Ore Docks (Foot of 37th Avenue East at E. Itasca Street) This is the largest … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Great Northern Railway Ore Docks, Allouez (WI)
The Bank of Union began in 1900 with $10,000 in … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Bank of Union (Richardson) Building, Union City, OK
The first African American school in OKC was founded in 1891, and would later become Douglass High (named for the … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Old Frederick Douglass High School, Oklahoma City (OK)
Built in 1928, this structure comprises a main building, occupying the center of a block, and sheds. The two-story main … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Farmers Public Market, Oklahoma City (OK)
The New Fork town site consists of several log and wood frame structures representing one of the earliest settlements … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Town of New Fork (WY)
This residence was constructed in 1903 by John and Sarah Morton, owners of one of the largest ranches in Wyoming. … Continue reading Historic Hotel-Morton Mansion Bed and Breakfast, Douglas (WY)
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