Historical Landmarks

E.O. Finn Building Historical Marker

Welcome to Bellville, Texas, where well embark on an exciting journey through time at the E.O. Finn Building Historical Marker! This remarkable site is more than just a building; its a window into Bellvilles rich history and vibrant culture that dates back to the early 1900s.
E.W. Clark House Historical Marker

The E.W. Clark House, located at 2306 32nd St, Snyder, Texas, is an impressive historical landmark that transports visitors back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Eagle Gate Monument

The Eagle Gate Monument in Salt Lake City, Utah, stands as a symbol of the citys history, nestled at the intersection of State Street and North Temple.
Eagle Nest Dam

Welcome to the Eagle Nest Dam, a remarkable example of human ingenuity nestled in the scenic landscape of New Mexico. Constructed back in 1918, this dam was no small feat as it holds the title for being the largest privately constructed dam in America at that time.
Eagles Nest(Lookout Mountain) AKA Memory Place

Eagles Nest, or Memory Place, is nestled within the picturesque city of Chattanooga, Tennessee. This historically significant site is located on Lookout Mountain, a place with a rich history dating back thousands of years.
Early History of Coulee City Historical Marker

Welcome to the early history tour of Coulee City Historical Marker located in Coulee City, Washington, USA. As we journey through time, well uncover stories of perseverance, progress, and the spirit of community that shaped this city.
Early Orem Canals Historic Monument

As we step back in time to explore the rich history of Orems Early Canals Historic Monument, a fascinating tale of resilience, resourcefulness, and innovation unfolds before us.
Early Quakers in Richmond Historical Marker

Welcome to the Early Quakers in Richmond Historical Marker, where well explore the rich history of this community that arrived from England in 1655.
Early Settlers Cabin

The Early Settlers Cabin in Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota, is an iconic piece of history dating back to 1852 when it was constructed by Swedish immigrant Sven Anderson.
Easley Covered Bridge

Easley Covered Bridge is a captivating historical landmark located in Oneonta, Alabama. Constructed in 1927 by Eli C. Bridge Company, this wooden structure spans over 60 feet and was initially designed to accommodate horse-drawn carriages and wagons.