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Landmarks – Fort Montgomery, New York
Inscription. Fort Montgomerys powder magazine provided a secure, dry place in which to store the garrisons gunpowder and ammunition. The magazine was located here because of the sites good drainage and because of the protection afforded ... More on HMDB
Trains – Washingtonville, New York
Inscription. Greycourt to Newburgh branch built by New York & Erie RR 1850. Only branch line built by Erie RR in operation for 129 years. , Erected 1995 by Washingtonville Centennial. , Location. 41° 25.507′ N, 74° ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Norfolk, Connecticut
Inscription. 1806, Built By Michael F. Mills, ---------------, Later the Home Of, Rev. Ralph Emerson, Second Pastor of The Church, 1816 – 1829, , Location. 41° 59.357′ N, 73° 11.891′ W. Marker is in Norfolk, ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Quakertown, New Jersey
Inscription. In the glory of their youth we will remember them. Our dead shall not have died in vain. Orrin C. Boice Frederick E. Dissler Andrew J. Hodulik Robert V. Leusenring Porter C. Little, Dedicated to our Veterans of World ... More on HMDB
Museums – Montville, New Jersey
Was originally constructed in 1867 as a one-room schoolhouse and later in the 1890s as a gathering place for the local temperance league. It also served as the Post Office. ... More on Discover America
Landmarks – Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Inscription. In memory, of the soldiers of the, Continental Army, who suffered and died in this, building used as a military hospital, from, Dec. 1776 to April 1777 and, Sept. 1777 to April 1778, , Erected 1897 by Pennsylvania Society ... More on HMDB
Parks – Easthampton, Massachusetts
The trails in this area offer fun, technical, rocky-at-times riding with great views of the Pioneer Valley from up on the ridgeline. More on trails.mtbr.com
National And State Parks – New Marlborough, Massachusetts
This 155-acre shallow pond is located about six miles south of New Marlboro center. Maximum depth is 8 feet and average depth is around 4 feet. The shoreline is almost completely wooded and protected within the boundaries of a state ... More on AnglerWeb.com
Restaurants – Morris Plains, New Jersey
This review only covers the bar section of The Famished Frog, as I've never actually eaten in the re... More on Judysbook.com
Restaurants – Tuxedo Park, New York
Great for a Saturday morning breakfast-home fries are a real treat, and bacon is usually done to a crunchy crispness. More on CitySearch
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