The Texas Historical Commission has erected a historical marker near the entrance of what was once his plantation.

The South Carolina House of Representatives passed Bill 3777 in 2005, stating, " It is unlawful for a person to engage in the activity of geocaching or letterboxing in a cemetery or in an historic or archeological site or property publicly identified by an historical marker without the express written consent of the owner or entity which oversees that cemetery site or property.

A historical marker now stands at this site.

A state historical marker commemorates the events, including the last great nesting in 1878.

* In 1999, Renee Moore created Solomon Northup Day and approached Mayor Michael J. O ' Connell ( R ) who erected a historical marker at the corner of Congress and Broadway, to commemorate Solomon Northup's life.

A Commonwealth of Pennsylvania historical marker at the church commemorates both Thomas Wharton and Mifflin, the first and last Presidents of Pennsylvania under the 1776 State Constitution.

The Manzanar Committee's efforts resulted in the State of California naming Manzanar as California Historical Landmark # 850 in 1972, with an historical marker being placed at the sentry post on April 14, 1973.

In 1947, on the centenary of Bell's birth, the Telephone Pioneers of America dedicated a historical marker on the side of one of the buildings, the Franklin School, that Bell and Tainter used for their successful trial.

The Chinese businesses and residences were demolished in 1952 although a historical marker has been erected near the parking ramp which has replaced Plum Alley.

On Route 53 in Clay County there is a Tennessee historical marker perpetuating the falsehood of Hananiah Lincoln as the paternal grandfather of President Abraham Lincoln.

A historical marker is currently placed at that location which depicts the lake.

By coincidence, the first encampment ( circa 1839 ) which would later become Atlanta was called Thrasherville, and a historical marker of this is located just down from the arena in front of the State Bar of Georgia ( the former home of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta ).

The following is a transcript from a Sarasota County historical marker that was erected in a park dedicated to Anderson on Manasota Key.

A historical marker placed in 1958 near the lake along Highway 22 states the lake was named as the southern boundary of Chippewa ( Ojibwe ) territory.

His grave is marked beside Carnegie Hall in the county seat of Lewisburg along with a historical marker placed prominently in the midst of the Lewisburg Cemetery.

Lynchburg historical marker

Virginia state historical marker for Henry County

* 1965-A historical marker was erected to honor pioneer doctor Edward D. Doss.

A historical marker at the courthouse in San Saba describes him as: " One of the greatest San Saba cowboys ever to grace the back of a horse.

* Another San Saba County historical marker honors the Texas state District Judge Jack B. Miller ( October 21, 1921 — February 15, 1991 ).

On September 26, 2009, an historical marker on the Chisholm Trail was unveiled at the site of Red River Station in Montague County.

State historical marker for Guilford Courthouse

The Union Army's retreat as inscribed on a historical marker outside the county courthouse describes an event when General George W. Morgan's ( USA ) passed through the county seat, Booneville, on the way to the Ohio River in Greenup County.

Campbell County Courthouse and county historical marker in Alexandria, Kentucky

Also in 2000, she agreed to act as the artist and architect for the Confluence Project, a series of outdoor installations at historical points along the Columbia River and Snake River in the states of Washington and Oregon.

Whidbey Island ( historical spelling Whidby ) is the largest of nine islands located in Island County, Washington, in the United States.

Since the establishment of America ’ s first historic site at Washington ’ s Revolutionary headquarters at Hasbrouck House in New York State, Americans have found a penchant for preserving similar historical structures.

A mock trial of Henry V for the crimes associated with the legality of the invasion and the slaughter of prisoners was held in Washington, D. C. in March 2010, drawing from both historical record and Shakespeare's play.

Other alternatives included the incorporation of Madrid to the community of Castile and León ( the historical region of Old Castile ) or its controversial constitution as something similar to a " Federal District " or territory, emulating Mexico City, or Washington, D. C.

Some blacks in the U. S. took on the surname Freeman, while others adopted the names of popular historical or contemporary figures of social importance, such as former presidents Washington, Jefferson, and Jackson.

Tourism is another significant economic driver, related to historical sites such as George Washington Birthplace National Monument and Robert E. Lee's birthplace, Stratford Hall Plantation, as well as gambling activities available in Colonial Beach.

A copy of his memoirs were mailed to the Washington County historical society.

The city of Washington claims to be first in many historical events:

This historical footnote has become a significant component of the town's identity and is commemorated by a plaque on Washington Street ( Highway 89 ).

Washington still retains a number of architecturally historical buildings.

Of particular note is the Lloyd House, which is in the care of the Mount Washington Historical Society and is currently being renovated to become a historical museum of the city.

Finally, the Holmes Block ( also known as the Opera House Block ), including downtown commercial buildings occupying addresses 710 – 718 Washington Avenue, are significant of various historical periods ranging from 1875 to 1974.

A historical marker stands at the intersection of 11th and Washington Streets, former site of Elysian Fields.

There are a number of historical markers in Mercerville, many detailing the path of the Continental Army under the command of George Washington through the area during the American Revolutionary War, especially related to the night march from the Second Battle of Trenton to the Battle of Princeton.

Today there exist nine structures with recognized historical markers dating back to the 18th century, including the DeBaum House on Kings Highway, the Smith House on Gilchrest Road and the Snedeker House, where the Commander-in-chief George Washington is believed to have spent a night.

Washington Township's most prominent historical figure is Colonel Edward Cook.

The building was nearly condemned ten years earlier after a wall fell on the sidewalk near East Washington Street ( one of the city's main thoroughfares ) before its historical significance was discovered, saving the building.

While George Washington and his troops stayed in Valley Forge, Washington stored his personal effects at the farm of James Burnside in Bethlehem-a historical museum ( Burnside Plantation ).

George Washington was often compared to Cincinnatus for his willingness to give up near-absolute power once the crisis of the American Revolution had passed and victory had been won, and the Society of the Cincinnati is a historical association founded in the aftermath of the American Revolutionary War to preserve the ideals of the military officer's role in the new American Republic.

As a name for the several blocks around it, Sherman Creek is something of a historical relic, as many people don't care to distinguish it from the surrounding parts of Washington Heights.

Western Washington University historical linguist Edward Vajda offers better substantiated findings into the origins of the Ket people, where DNA claims show genetic affinities with that of Tibetan, Burmese, and others.

Collage of historical covers of the Washington Blade showing the evolution of the size, format, and publication name from its early years to the present.