Edward "Duke" Ellington Residence
This plaque is a part of the African American Heritage Trail in Washington DC. Edward "Duke" Ellington Residence Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington (1899-1974), the internationally renowned composer...
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Plaque, Harbour Wall, Plymouth, Devon
Plaque erected in 1959 by the people of Bermuda in commemoration of the 350th anniversary of the wreck on a Bermuda Reef of "Sea Venture" Captain Christopher Newport, Flagship of Admiral...
Plaque, Plymouth Harbour Wall, Devon
Plaque unveiled on 27th April 1984 by the Governor of North Carolina in the presence of the Lord Mayor of Plymouth commemorating the 400th Anniversary of Sir Walter Raleigh's Colonies. © Copyright...
Barbican wall plaque - Plymouth
Presented to the people of Plymouth by 10 Sqn, Royal Australian Air Force. In 1943 one of the Sunderland flying boats depicted on the plaque was shot down and crashed in the Bay of Biscay with the...
Barbican wall plaque - Plymouth
A number of memorial plaques decorate the wall of the RNLI building on the Barbican. These celebrate the lives of local people and losses at sea. The last line of this one and its droll humour...
Mount Batten Tower: commemorative plaques
Commemorations for the men of No. 204 Squadron, RAF, who lost their lives in the Battle of the Atlantic in World War II, and to members of the Royal Australian Air Force who also lost their lives...
Plaque on Mount Batten Breakwater
This plaque commemorates the building of the Breakwater in 1881. Around 1917 the whole of the Mount Batten headland was taken over by the Royal Naval Air Service as a seaplane base, and access to...
Mount Batten Tower
The Tower was I believe built by Henry VIII as part of his coastal defences, and commands the entrance to The Cattewater. This led to the medieval port of Plympton, a Stannary Town once more...
Commemorative plaque and granite crown - Plymouth Barbican
I wonder where the barbican would stand if there was a list of areas with such items! © Copyright Mick Lobb and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted by @Geograph_Bob...
First Printing Press in Wales
Plaque commemorating the first printing press in Wales, erected by the committee of the Happy Winter Evening Entertainments, 1912. © Copyright Marion Phillips and licensed for reuse under...
Plaque, Plymouth Harbour, Devon
Plaque commemorating the departure in May 1839 of the Tory, the pioneer ship in the colonisation of New Zealand. © Copyright Christine Matthews and licensed for reuse under this Creative...
Plaque, Plymouth Harbour, Plymouth, Devon
From Plymouth Sound on June 14 1585 Sir Humphrey Gilbert, "the father of British Colonisation", set sail for Newfoundland and which he claimed for Queen Elizabeth I on 5th August. This plaque...
Eugenie De Montijo
Eugenie De Montijo Wife of Napoleon III Empress of the FrenchAttended school here Submitted by @NiallEveritt
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Belevedere Tower
Submitted by @DIYgirl
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A Car Bomb Exploded at this Site
A car bomb exploded at this siteon Saturday 15 August at 3.10 pm.This act of terror killed thirty-one people, injured hundreds, and changed forever the lives of many. © Copyright Kenneth Allen and...
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Site of Camp Pratt
Site of Camp Pratt From 1862-1863 Camp Pratt was official Confederate camp of conscription and instruc-tion for South Louisiana. At one time as many as 3,000 conscripts here. A small com-pound for...
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Site of Bowie Residence
Submitted by @alwaysreadtheplaque.
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It is a Replica of Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto
Submitted by @alwaysreadtheplaque.
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The Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Monument
Submitted by @alwaysreadtheplaque.
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Opelousas: Capital of Conferate Louisiana
OPELOUSASCapital of Confederate LouisianaMay 1, 1862 - January 23, 1863 After the Union occupation of New Orleans and surrounding territory in the spring of 1862 the state offices were...
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