Marland s Grand Home Centennial Articles June to 1970
|
|
- Felicity Barber
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Marland s Grand Home Centennial Articles June to 1970 ************************************************************************************* Note: Sixth in a series of twelve monthly articles on Marland s Grand Home. Some, but not all, of the information was taken from past articles by the P.C. News. In the late 1960s the Garden Clubs of Ponca City began a movement to purchase the Paris property, not only for their headquarters, but primarily to provide space for the Indian Museum artifacts which had out-grown their library location and needed to be moved. A letter dated December 1, 1966 to the Oklahoma State Historical Society from Ponca City citizen, Della Castor, stated that it was the hope of many in Ponca City to purchase the Paris home to expand the current Indian Museum and include both oil history and Marland materials. In addition to creating more space for the museum, the purchase would also provide a public place for receptions, dance and music recitals, workshops, painting classes, theater activities, art exhibitions, and flower shows. Some even suggested opening the basement pool and dressing stalls to create a spa-like setting close to downtown where visitors could exercise. In 1967 Mrs. Jessie Paris sold her 22-room mansion to the City of Ponca City for $85,000. At the time the site was still known as the original Marland Mansion. Robert Clark, former employee of Marland Oil, H.A. Mertz, Commissioner of Public Property, Harry Hayman, Commissioner of Finance, and Mayor C.D. Hull were instrumental in the City s acquisition of the property. Going forward, the City Commission chose to name the property the Ponca City Cultural Center and Indian Museum. It is the plan of the commissioners and other groups to develop the Jessie Paris property into a cultural center for the greatest benefit to the citizens of Ponca City and as a tourist attraction in our community, stated Mayor C.D. Hull. Maxine Luntz was hired as the manager, and Delia Castor was hired as the curator. The Cultural Center, which would soon house four separate museums, two libraries, and meeting space for clubs and social events, was dedicated on May 26, It was determined that since the citizens helped to purchase the property through tax dollars, there would be no entrance fees for Ponca City citizens into the museum spaces. During the ceremony great tribute was paid to E.W. Marland for his many contributions to the betterment of the community. The citizens took note of the many things that Marland brought to the Ponca City and left for posterity such as: two golf courses, horseback riding, fox hunting, polo, the Pioneer Woman Statue, the hospital, the Marland Industrial Institute, the Big House located at 901 Monument Drive, the American Legion Children s Home, as well as being the first president of the Lion s Club. Wesley I. Nunn gave the open address. Nunn, a former Marland Oil and then CONOCO employee and personal friend of E.W. Marland, stated, You are here today to pay tribute to an outstanding citizen and to dedicate his first fine Ponca City home to a future of greatness as your Indian Museum and Cultural Center. Nunn went on to say, E.W. Marland was at least 25 years ahead of his time especially in employee relations and community relations. The prosperity of the 1920s, thought then to be perpetual, made that a decade of ten wonderful years! Oh, how all of us then would have
2 liked to just go on that way forever! In closing Nunn stated, I hope the value of this wonderful new Cultural Center and Indian Museum will continue to increase. This is one of the very finest things the people of Ponca City have ever done. Congratulations! Indian Museum The first collector of Indian artifacts was E.W. Marland himself. His findings began in 1926 with the excavation of a French trading site, known then as the Deer Creek site, which was located north of Ponca City along the Arkansas River. Marland had planned for a local museum and also commissioned Henry Balink to do paintings of Indian chiefs to hang on its walls. In 1938, the E.E. Thompson collection was added to the Marland items. Thompson was an honorary chief of the Kaw Tribe. The Indian Museum (as it was called at the time) was originally opened at the Ponca City Library in Over the years, other artifacts were donated by the Bartram, Burkhart, Hoefer, Baker, Brett and Milde families as well as others. Generous gifts from Fred Bartram, a one-time Indian agent and teacher, included Northwestern and Southwestern baskets and pottery. Lillie Morrill Burkhart added fine Osage clothing and articles. John Hofer of Kaw City gave moccasins gathered by Hoefer s brother, then an officer at Fort Sill. Baker donated projectile points and ancient Indian tools. After thirty years of being housed in the basement of the Ponca City Library, the Indian Museum was moved to the second floor of the new Cultural Center. The rooms to be used for the displays had been two large bedrooms and the swimming pool dressing area of the home. Archeological Display Sherman-Lawton was president of the Oklahoma Anthropological Society for many years. At his death his personal collection was given to the Kay Country Anthropological Society, which in turn placed some of the items in the Indian Museum. These pre-columbian artifacts and Indian tools and projectiles points were put on display along with items from the 1926 Marland excavation. Dr. Joseph Thoburn of the University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Anthropological Survey led the Marland excavation with help from his college crew. One third of the dig items went to the Ponca City Indian Museum, one-third to Chilocco Indian School in Northern Oklahoma, and one-third the Oklahoma Historical Society. Garden Center The Ponca City Garden Center was located within the Cultural Center and housed a library and office in two small adjoining rooms on the second floor. This area was furnished by the sixteen garden clubs in town, and the library contained over two hundred volumes relating to horticulture, landscaping, and flower arraigning. An educational librarian assisted visitors with book loans. Historic photos of Marland s original gardens lined the walls in tribute to his contributions to the early day Ponca City. The Garden Center was open every afternoon from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., with a hostess available to the public. Library & Music Club The library was the area where guests were greeted as they entered the home. Mrs. E.W. (Virginia) Marland was a charter member of the Music Club and held many meetings in this home during the early 1920s. A portion of the downstairs library room was dedicated to the Music Club, and it displayed pictures and other items of Frances Smith Catron, Ponca City s First Lady of Music. Catron
3 taught music in the Ponca City School System for thirty-seven years and directed many plays and musical activities. She was also a member of the Twentieth Century Club and the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), both which continued to meet in the home on a regular basis. Daily Routine Through the years, the site added artifacts and items as they pertained to the resident exhibits. Monthly meetings of the DAR, Music Club, Twentieth Century Club, American Association of University Women, and bridge groups were held, as well as musical recitals, showers, coffees, receptions, reunions, and workshops groups. The Cultural Center was ready for growth and expansion into the second half of the twentieth century in order to help support and provide service to the community. To be continued in the July edition of the P.C. News.. Caption: Program cover for the opening ceremonies of the Ponca City Cultural Center and Indian Museum May 26, 1968.
4 Caption: Library of the new Cultural Center and Indian Museum as seen by patrons of the day. Note the 1867 Osage Peace Treaty displayed on the wall to the left and the American Indian ceremonial pipes on the wall to the right. Caption: The room to the left as one entered the house was and is the formal living space. This space was used at the Cultural Center for special events and meetings as it is today.
5 Caption: Matt Reed, Oklahoma Historical Society exhibit specialist, examines some of the artifacts donated by the Fred Bartram and Lillie Morrell Burkhart families to the Indian Museum. These items are now on display on the second floor of Marland s Grand Home. Caption: Karee Ross looks over items from the 1926 Marland excavation of the Deer Creek and Bryson-Paddock sites north of Ponca City along the Arkansas River. These artifacts are now in the basement of Marland s Grand Home.
Native American Heritage in GRAND CENTRAL USA!
Native American Heritage in GRAND CENTRAL USA! Day 1 Lawton OK Sulphur OK - Oklahoma City OK We begin our day with a tour of Fort Sill National Historic Landmark & Museum, a 19 th century frontier army
More informationLouis Jolliet French Explorer and Cartographer Explored the Mississippi River with Jacques Marquette
Louis Jolliet 1645-1700 French Explorer and Cartographer Explored the Mississippi with Jacques Marquette LOUIS JOLLIET WAS BORN in 1645 in Quebec in what is now Canada. When he was born, it was called
More informationHISTORICAL MARKERS issued by
HISTORICAL MARKERS issued by INDIANA HISTORICAL BUREAU in MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA 2016 Compiled by Dian Moore, Montgomery County historian NUMBER NAME 54.1962.1 Lane Place 54.1963.1 Major General Lew
More informationFort Christanna Historical and Recreational Park
Brunswick County, Virginia 2012 Virginia Association of Counties Achievement Award Submission Parks and Recreation Fort Christanna Historical and Recreational Park Brunswick County Fort Christanna Historical
More information, CHARLES F. INTERVIEW.
, CHARLES F. INTERVIEW. INDEX CARDS Ralston Churches Oklahoma- Territory Intruders Osage Reservation Ferries--Arkansas River Finance Oklahoma Territory, Game Osage Reservation Stage Routes Saloons Oklahoma
More informationGRAND OPENING OF OLD POINT NATIONAL BANK S NEW CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
GRAND OPENING OF OLD POINT NATIONAL BANK S NEW CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS May 2, 2014, Hampton, VA Old Point National Bank is proud to announce the official grand opening of our new Corporate Headquarters
More informationThe Natchez Trace The DAR and its Tishomingo County Connection
The Natchez Trace The DAR and its Tishomingo County Connection Presented By Cindy Whirley Nelson, Chapter Regent, 2006-2008, Chief Tishomingo Chapter DAR Since the time pre-historic tribes roamed the hills
More informationBrain Wrinkles. The Settlement of
Brain Wrinkles The Settlement of James Oglethorpe was a wealthy, well-educated member of England s Parliament. He was upset with the harsh conditions that many of London s citizens faced, especially those
More information3. Describe the musical instrument that you come across in the beginning of the exhibit and what types of materials are used to create it.
Did you know that you are on an American Indian reservation? You are officially on the Isabella Indian Reservation which belongs to the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Nation, or Saginaw Ojibwe People. The reservation
More informationMaggie s Weekly Activity Pack!
Maggie s Weekly Activity Pack! Name Date Remembering A Great Adventure The Journey of Lewis and Clark It has been two hundred years since Lewis and Clark started their journey across America. In February
More informationOur philosophy. offers the Key to Indian Ocean Lifestyle for local privilege experiences.
Our philosophy offers the Key to Indian Ocean Lifestyle for local privilege experiences. Its philosophy is to be in the heart of bringing its guests and members, serenity, happiness and peace by providing
More informationMembership. Holiday Catalogue
The 2015 Philmont Staff Association Membership Membership in the PSA is open to all former and current Philmont Staff (including Autumn Adventure and Kanik Staffs), Philmont Training Center Instructors
More informationEPICURE at Brisbane City Hall
EVENT SPACES Brisbane City Hall offers 12 unique event spaces spread over 3 levels. The diagram shows the location of each of the spaces. Click through our Event Spaces section to find the perfect location
More informationThe Echo. Echo City Yard Sale & Flea Market T h e Echo City Wide Yard Sale and Flea Market is scheduled
The Echo April 2019 Published by the City of Echo P.O. Box 9, Echo, OR 97826/541-376-8411 Echo City Yard Sale & Flea Market T h e Echo City Wide Yard Sale and Flea Market is scheduled for Saturday, April
More informationArchaeology Internship in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Summer 2010, Leila Donn
Archaeology Internship in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Summer 2010, Leila Donn This past summer I spent three months working as an archaeology intern in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
More information2631 N. MEADE STREET, SUITE 101, APPLETON, WI (920) Back
2631 N. MEADE STREET, SUITE 101, APPLETON, WI 54911 (920) 540-3699 www.appletonhistory.org Back MEETING MINUTES Wednesday, January 13th, 2016 Thompson Community Center PROGRAM SUMMARY The History of Railroads
More informationThe Gift of the Magi
The Gift of the Magi and Other Stories O. HENRY Level 1 Retold by Nancy Taylor Series Editors: Andy Hopkins and Jocelyn Potter Introduction "How can I buy a special Christmas gift for Jim with $1.87? What
More informationDowntown Oshkosh Office building available for lease N Main St, Oshkosh, WI
Downtown Oshkosh Office building available for lease.. 217 N Main St, Oshkosh, WI -54901 Property Profile Office space: Suitable for Medical offices, Call center operations, Corporate headquarter/ Regional
More information[Here follows another passage in Blackfoot followed by a passage in English.]
Glenbow Archives, Calgary, tape transcript, Fran Fraser Fonds, Fran Fraser s Blackfoot Culture Collection, RBT 29, recorded 1969 (?), Joe Cat Face (?) tells a story about a Blackfoot man whose wife betrayed
More informationMAJOR ISRAEL MCCREIGHT
f MAJOR ISRAEL MCCREIGHT Who was he? What were his accomplishments? Where did it all begin? For me, it began in the mid-fifties when I first met M.l. and his wife, Alice, at their famous house, known as
More informationNew Orleans most unique venue for any event
The Mystère Mansion New Orleans most unique venue for any event Take a classic Street Car ride into the golden age of New Orleans to the front steps of Mystère. It is an architecturally stunning manor
More informationTHEME NIGHTS HOLIDAY HOMES FOR SALE BREAN SPLASH WHY NOT STAY WITH US? BAY OF INDIA TRADE STANDS OPEN FROM 11AM EXCLUSIVE OFFERS FOR NEW CUSTOMERS
HOLIDAY HOMES FOR SALE EXCLUSIVE OFFERS FOR NEW CUSTOMERS THE BEST FACILITIES IN THE AREA VISIT OUR CARAVAN SALES OFFICE FOR DETAILS AND VIEWING S THEME NIGHTS Any dress is welcome, however we encourage
More informationNational Parks Called America s Best Idea
National Parks Called America s Best Idea Welcome to This Is America in VOA Learning English. I'm Jim Tedder. And I'm Kelly Jean Kelly. This week on our program, we talk about national parks in the United
More informationGuide to MS 28. City of Phoenix Transportation Records, Bulk Dates linear feet, 6 inches. Prepared by Lisa Gezelter June 1998
Guide to MS 28 City of Phoenix Transportation Records, 1889-1972 Bulk Dates 1889-1959 5 linear feet, 6 inches Prepared by Lisa Gezelter June 1998 Donations by Larry Fleming in 1981 and by Joseph Smith
More informationTITLE: BBP Native American Adventure Camp
This case was written by Wes Spring for the purpose of entering the 2000 Aboriginal Management Case Writing Competition. TITLE: BBP Native American Adventure Camp INTRODUCTION Chief Charles Tailfeathers
More informationFund raising events for a new building in these years raised around $1,000. Camden Herald Jan 26, 1984
Library Funding History 1930 Fund to build a new library began with the formation of the Library Building Association. The town voted to accept a $5,000 bequest from Ada Byron Brampton Tremaine in 1929.
More informationREGISTER OF HISTORIC KANSAS PLACES--COVER SHEET. N la' Lot 9 and all of Lots 10,11, and 12 (legal description) Hutchinson, Kansas (RENO)
Inventory Number REGISTER OF HISTORIC KANSAS PLACES--COVER SHEET Name of Property Women's Civic Center Club 1.56- \JGt,t,o - tj-,t.,'f Location 925 N. Main Street (street and number) Hutchinson (city,
More informationMP : The Empire Toll Gate and Glen Arbor
MP 255 256: The Empire Toll Gate and Glen Arbor This section includes the location of the Empire Toll Gate, Glen Arbor and a reservoir. Route Mile Marker X Y Longitude Latitude 1 U. S. Highway 40 255 439593.25
More informationTHOMAS AND TALBOT REAL ESTATE A Staunch Supporter of Land Easements
For more information please contact John Coles at 540.270.0094 THOMAS AND TALBOT REAL ESTATE A Staunch Supporter of Land Easements Land and Estate Agents since 1967 Middleburg, VA 20118 540.687.6500 www.thomas-talbot.com
More informationA Historical Timeline of Cedar Falls
A Historical Timeline of Cedar Falls 1700-1750 The Meskwaki (Fox), after having been forced out of their former homes further east, move into the area by 1750. They are allied with the Sauk through language
More informationState of the City. Mayor Bill Houston City Manager Chris Dick. 1 State of the City Midlothian Chamber of Commerce
State of the City Mayor Bill Houston City Manager Chris Dick 1 State of the City Midlothian Chamber of Commerce 14 November 2018 Growth & Development Managing Our Finances Quality of Life Public Health
More informationAs we approached Papeete it was obvious that this was a much larger city than the village of Viatape in Bora Bora. The breakwater at Papeete Harbor.
2/4/07 Day 21 Tahiti Sunday - We approached the island of Tahiti and moved into the harbor at the major city, Papeete, about 7am. The ship was tied up at a pier so we didn't have to take tender boats in
More informationInterviewers: Wynell Schamel and Ed Schamel IntervieweEd Schamel: Lucille Disharoon Cobb. Transcriber: David MacKinnon
Interviewers: Wynell Schamel and Ed Schamel IntervieweEd Schamel: Lucille Disharoon Cobb Transcriber: David MacKinnon WYNELL SCHAMEL: This interview is with Mrs. Lucille Disharoon Cobb. The date is September
More informationIt s a Connellsville. Christmas! November 30, 2018 December 1, 2018
It s a Connellsville Christmas! 2018 November 30, 2018 December 1, 2018 November 30, 2018 First Presbyterian Church 711 South Pittsburgh Street Kick of Service Carlos & Scripture 7 pm Light refreshments
More informationProduktbild Produktbeschreibung Artikelnummer A Brave Soul Birthday Greeting. A Full Heart - Collectors Love Card Leanin' Tree
Produktbild Produktbeschreibung Artikelnummer A Brave Soul Birthday Greeting 14534LT Cards Leanin' Tree A Full Heart - Collectors Love Card Leanin' Tree 49115LT A Right World - Collectors Encourage Card
More informationDivision 3 Website:
Volume 56 Issue 9 May 2017 The next Crew Call is 2pm on Sunday, May 21, 2017 Greene County Historical Society 74 W Church St Xenia, Ohio Program Railway Mail Service and RPO Cars by Peter Weiglin Learn
More information#4 August Edition 2017
#4 August Edition 2017 It s definitely getting very exciting around here now that we are weeks away!!! Over 200 tickets to the Back to 1917: Jazz Supper Club have now sold. Get your friends organised cause
More informationTHE INSTITUTE FOR THOMAS PAINE STUDIES
THE INSTITUTE FOR THOMAS PAINE STUDIES l l In 2009, the Thomas Paine National Historical Association (founded in 1884) chose to preserve and develop its rich collection of writings and other items by and
More informationSoutheastern Insulation Contractors Association
Southeastern Insulation Contractors Association Behind the Scenes Tour of Bruton Heights Education Center Monday, October 13, 2014 1:00pm 3:30pm SEICANS will gather in arrival hall at the Lodge where they
More informationand led Jimmy to the prison office. There Jimmy was given an important He had been sent to prison to stay for four years.
O. H e n r y p IN THE PRISON SHOE-SHOP, JIMMY VALENTINE was busily at work making shoes. A prison officer came into the shop, and led Jimmy to the prison office. There Jimmy was given an important paper.
More informationPMC 10th International Workshop 4th-11th October 2014
PMC 10th International Workshop 4th-11th October 2014 Borei Angkor Resort and Spa, Siem Reap, Cambodia Postcard Album November 20, 2014 Ready, Set, GO! Siem Reap, Cambodia Oct. 6th, 2014 Hello to All,
More informationHistorical Society of Rockaway Township
JUNE 2018 BULLETIN Historical Society of Rockaway Township PO Box 100, Hibernia, NJ 07842 Email: rockawayhistory@verizon.net Website: http://www.rockawaytownship.org/163/historical-society Dear Members,
More informationReport of the C1 Meeting. Aubenas- March 3 rd to 9 th 2016
Report of the C1 Meeting. Aubenas- March 3 rd to 9 th 2016 Day 3, Thursday. After landing in Lyon Saint Exupery airport, we shared a bus with the Romanian students and teachers from Lyon airport to Aubenas.
More informationCreating a Family History Geography Road Trip
The Old Shoebox Newsletter by Marlo E. Schuldt c Copyright 2014 Volume 8 #1 Road Trip We live in a fast changing world. The old home and buildings on our grandparent s farm may have been torn down when
More informationJEFFERSON DAVIS HIGHWAY MARKERS By Kathy Hillman At the 1913 UDC Convention in New Orleans, President General Mrs. Alexander B.
JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGHWAY MARKERS By Kathy Hillman At the 1913 UDC Convention in New Orleans, President General Mrs. Alexander B. White recommended that the UDC secure for an ocean-to-ocean highway from
More informationVERO BEACH TREE AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION MINUTES Friday, April 27, :00 a.m. Council Chambers, City Hall, Vero Beach, Florida
VERO BEACH TREE AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION MINUTES Friday, April 27, 2018 9:00 a.m. Council Chambers, City Hall, Vero Beach, Florida PRESENT: Chairman, Chris Runge; Vice Chairman, Marilyn Black Dussault;
More information17 A TO Z BOOST YOUR EVENT BOOKINGS TECH TOOLS FOR NONPROFITS TECH TRENDS RCMA S NEW MOMENTUM MELVIN TENNANT MAKES HISTORY PAGE 24.
17 A TO Z TECH TRENDS 5 TECH TOOLS FOR NONPROFITS 14 BOOST YOUR EVENT BOOKINGS RCMA S NEW MOMENTUM MELVIN TENNANT MAKES HISTORY PAGE 24 Summer 2014 ELKHART LAKE destination VILLAGE OF ELKHART LAKE From
More informationStriders Day 3: Thursday, May 24
Striders Day 3: Thursday, May 24 Microsoft Campus, Bridle Trails State Park, Redmond (10.9 miles) Gather at Microsoft Visitors Center, 9:30, ½ mile walk from Overlake TC. Departure: Redmond Transit Center
More informationCOTSWOLDS 4 Daylesford Farm, The Old Spot, Haybarn Spa & Bamford Barn. LONDON 16 Notting Hill, Pimlico, Marylebone
EVENTS & GATHERINGS MOST SUSTAINABLE RESTAURANT IN THE UK 2015 MOST SUSTAINABLE COOKERY SCHOOL IN THE UK 2015 4 Daylesford Farm, The Old Spot, Haybarn Spa & Bamford Barn LONDON 16 Notting Hill, Pimlico,
More informationTHAT the Board approve the final design for the enhancement project at the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Gardens.
Date: January 2, 2003 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Board Members - Parks and Recreation General Manager - Parks and Recreation Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Garden Society - Approval of Final Design for the Enhancement
More informationDecember Volume 11, Issue 2
January 11 Meeting Program - History of the Elmwood Park Zoo Learn about this community resource which hosts over 130,000 visitors each year. In 1924 the land and a handful of white tailed deer were donated
More informationThe New Zealand. Journal. Public History
The New Zealand Journal of Public History Volume 2, No. 1 November 2013 i Guest Editors: History Research and Publishing Project (HIST380) Students, with Catharine Coleborne Editorial Advisory Group: Giselle
More informationMilford Moments in Time. By Joyce M. Clark
Milford Moments in Time By Joyce M. Clark Sherwood. To anyone who lives or visits the area, this name should sound familiar. After all, there is Lake Sherwood which covers not only a body of beautiful
More informationHeritage For All Ages
Heritage For All Ages The newsletter of the Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum Volume 7 Issue 3 November 2016 Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum Managed and maintained by volunteers National Trust of SA - Tea
More informationProud of Our Heritage
BEVERLY HOLOIDAY PIONEERS 11830 42 St., Edmonton, AB Interview with Joe at 3818 109 Ave on July 27, 1998 The First House My parents moved to Beverly in 1935. They rented 10 acres of land on 39 Street and
More informationFinance News Flash. New Vendor Pay System
VOLUME 7, ISSUE 15 Finance News Flash New Vendor Pay System The City s Finance Department has implemented the use of Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) to pay vendors. This process is easy and allows vendors
More informationAssociation for Rural Tourism - Rhône / Workshop on rural tourism - Ankara February 2013
Dominique LEGRAND Head of Tourism Department Chamber of Agriculture of Rhône Director Departmental Association for Rural Tourism 04 72 77 17 54 d.legrand@gites-de-france-rhone.com 12 February 1 2013 2
More informationWALT WHITMAN poe ( ) civil war ( )
WALT WHITMAN 1819-1892!! poe (1809-1849) civil war (1861-1865) FATHER OF... free verse a distinctly american voice in literature wanted to write an american epic Whitman photographed by Matthew Brady.
More information2/7/2012. Mission Mountains Wilderness Contracting as a management alternative Climb the mountains and get their good tidings John Muir
Wilderness Contracting as a management alternative Climb the mountains and get their good tidings John Muir Kari Gunderson Wilderness Education and Management Specialist Swan Valley, Montana In memory
More informationSPARTA Finding treasures off the beaten path just got a lot easier.
FIND TREASURES OFF THE BEATEN PATH IN WHITE CO., TN By Amy Davis, Herald Citizen Staff Herald Citizen, Cookeville, TN Thursday, 23 February 2012, pg. A 9 SPARTA Finding treasures off the beaten path just
More informationImportant Sites to Visit
Important Sites to Visit Pompey s Pillar Rates & Fees $3.00 per vehicle (Day - until May 1, 2007) $100.00 per bus or group Admission is free with Golden Age, Golden Access, and Golden Eagle Passports.
More informationThe Town of Ballston Community Library 2 Lawmar Lane Burnt Hills, NY Strategic Plan
The Town of Ballston Community Library 2 Lawmar Lane Burnt Hills, NY 12027 Strategic Plan 2013-2016 Submitted by the Library Board of Trustees Lawrence Rogers, President and Karen DeAngelo, Library Director
More informationGuide to the Wengert Family Photographs
This finding aid was created by Maryse Lundering-Timpano on April 27, 2018. Persistent URL for this finding aid: http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/f19c93 2018 The Regents of the University of Nevada. All rights
More informationAuto-Walking Tour of Osage Hills State Park s Historic Structures
Auto-Walking Tour of Osage Hills State Park s Historic Structures A guide to some of Osage Hills State Park s distinctive and important historic structures. Introduction President Franklin Roosevelt s
More informationNew Zealand And The Soviet Union A Brittle Relationship
New Zealand And The Soviet Union 1950 1991 A Brittle Relationship We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your
More informationChateau Seiguier Region: Loire Valley Sleeps: 12
Chateau Seiguier Region: Loire Valley Sleeps: 12 Overview Built in the XVIIth century and renovated in 1997, Chateau Seiguier combines the charm of an historic rental with the comfort and amenities of
More informationChatham Kent Metal Detecting Club
Chatham Kent Metal Detecting Club M Issue # 6 May/2014 2014 Executive & Officers President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Rick Garry Dale Fred Pearce Schnekenburger Eagleson Cammaart Club Co-ordinators:
More informationChristopher Jones, Recreation Director
AGENDA BILL Agenda Item No. 4(A) Date: July 21, 2015 To: From: Subject: El Cerrito City Council Christopher Jones, Recreation Director Proclamation in Recognition of Marvin, Dorothy, Mary, and Barr Rosenberg
More informationSUPERB FARM OF AROUND 50 ACRES WITH GRADE II LISTED FARMHOUSE ABBEY FARM DUCKPOOL LANE, STIXWOULD, WOODHALL SPA, LINCOLNSHIRE LN10 5HR
SUPERB FARM OF AROUND 50 ACRES WITH GRADE II LISTED FARMHOUSE ABBEY FARM DUCKPOOL LANE, STIXWOULD, WOODHALL SPA, LINCOLNSHIRE LN10 5HR SUPERB FARM OF AROUND 50 ACRES WITH GRADE II LISTED FARMHOUSE AND
More informationGrand Hotel Principe di Piemonte, Tuscany
1 KEY FACTS The prestigious Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte is located between the beach and the pine forest, overlooking Viareggio s famous promenade dotted with palm trees and lined with Art Nouveau
More informationThere is some dispute about the original date of this historic building, but whether it be 1732 or 1750, the fact remains that it stood before our
Cornwall, NY There is some dispute about the original date of this historic building, but whether it be 1732 or 1750, the fact remains that it stood before our Nation began and holds historic significance
More informationLEWIS & CLARK FALL/WINTER ACTIVITIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY February 15, 2005
LEWIS & CLARK FALL/WINTER ACTIVITIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY February 15, 2005 STORY : National Signature Event entitled Destination: The Pacific November 11 through 15, 2005 Clatsop County Oregon & Pacific
More informationPublished Quarterly..April, Program Notes. Programs which are scheduled for the following months:
THE DAVID EVANS GAZETTE The Newsletter of the Town of Evans Historical Society Published Quarterly..April, 2014 The purpose of the society shall be to bring together those people interested in history,
More informationTHE AZURA EXPERIENCE. Turquoise seas and pristine beaches. A private untouched. paradise awaits
THE AZURA EXPERIENCE Imagine an unspoilt island within a Marine National Park. Miles of deserted beaches with soft white sand. Sparkling turquoise seas, crisscrossed by local dhows plying their trade.
More informationGrand Hotel Principe di Piemonte, Tuscany
MASON ROSE 1 KEY FACTS The prestigious Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte is located between the beach and the pine forest, overlooking Viareggio s famous promenade dotted with palm trees and lined with
More informationRecorded accounts tell us that this method of fire control took place as early as the winter of 1894.
Ponca City Firehouse Bell Dedication Speech By Tim Burg, Assistant Director Ponca City Development Authority May 5, 2009 History tells us a lot about a community, it speaks of its people. Their trials
More informationCity of San Bernardino Historical and Pioneer Society P.O. Box 875, San Bernardino, CA 92402
City of San Bernardino Historical and Pioneer Society P.O. Box 875, San Bernardino, CA 92402 LIBRARY NEWS MAY 2009 By Richard D. Thompson, Librarian ARROWHEAD SPRINGS WATER By Ronnie Featherstone. Arrowhead
More informationPO & - 640, ST MARYS NSW
SPRING 2011 TRIBUTE FREE PUBLICATION St Marys & District Historical Society Inc - Quarterly Newsletter PO Box 640, ST MARYS NSW 1790 Street Address - St Marys Corner, Mamre Rd, St Marys Parking via 29
More informationFrank H. Goodyear Jr. Curatorial records
Frank H. Goodyear Jr. Curatorial records Collection ID: RG.02.01.01 Finding Aid prepared by Hoang Tran The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 118-128 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 archives@pafa.org
More informationYankee Hill Dispatch
Yankee Hill Dispatch Vol 2 No 3 Dec 2008 Published by the Yankee Hill Historical Society www.yankeehillhistory.com P.O.Box 4031, Yankee Hill, Ca 95965 Wishing You Happy Holidays And A Prosperous 2009 Our
More informationA view of the Atrium in the early 1900 s
The Brown Palace History: Built in 1983 by the same architect as the Oxford Hotel. A view of the Atrium in the early 1900 s Henry C. Brown was the man who funded and originally owned the Hotel. Construction
More informationTown of Sharpsburg Town Crier
Town of Sharpsburg Town Crier Volume 24 August 2014 Number 5 The minutes of the town meeting are not the official minutes; they are an overview of the business conducted. A copy of the official minutes
More informationEighty-second I.O.O.F. Pilgrimage to the Tomb of the Unknowns May 1-3, 2015, Arlington, Virginia
Eighty-second I.O.O.F. Pilgrimage to the Tomb of the Unknowns November 2014 Greetings to all members, families and friends of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. You are cordially invited to attend the
More informationAgenda. Introduction YYC. Looking Ahead in 2014
Agenda Introduction 2013 @ YYC Looking Ahead in 2014 Introduction The Airport Transfer Process in Canada From coast to coast: A Canadian success story $20 billion infrastructure investment Canadian airports
More informationWhere Legacy Meets Opportunity
Life takes off 1 READY FOR TAKE OFF Everything you need to succeed and prosper awaits you at Southport. As a not-for-profit property management and development company, we work hard to encourage and support
More informationTHEODORE ROOSEVELT NATURE & HISTORY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER
THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATURE & HISTORY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER July 2017 HAVE YOU VISITED KNIFE RIVER S EARTHLODGE? With their mastery of agriculture, tribes living in the Upper Missouri River Valley developed
More informationStatement by the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, HE Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma. At the
AFRICAN UNION UNION AFRICAINE UNIÃO AFRICANA ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA P. O. BOX 3243 TELEPHONE: 011-551 7700 FAX: 011-551 7844, WEBSITE: www.africa-union.org Statement by the Chairperson of the African Union
More informationGuide to the O. J. Fisk Photographs
This finding aid was created by Lindsay Oden on April 27, 2018. Persistent URL for this finding aid: http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/f17c9g 2018 The Regents of the University of Nevada. All rights reserved.
More informationFirst Impressions. Ellinwood, Kansas. K-State Research and Extension in Partnership with The Dane G. Hansen Foundation
First Impressions Ellinwood, Kansas K-State Research and Extension in Partnership with The Dane G. Hansen Foundation Ellinwood 2010 Census Population 2,131 ( 1.5% since 2000) 13.6% college educated, 87.1%
More informationJuly 31 - August 5, 2018
- a student leadership camp - July 31 - August 5, 2018 RYLA is amazing! You learn a ton and don t even realize it because you re having so much fun. - Amber Taylor, Sherman H.S. Check Out Our Videos at
More informationWhat do you do at Dudley Lodge? About your stay at Dudley Lodge? What does Dudley Lodge look like? Who will be at Dudley Lodge?
P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4-5 P 6 P 7 P 8 What do you do at Dudley Lodge? About your stay at Dudley Lodge? What does Dudley Lodge look like? Who will be at Dudley Lodge? Will staff always be around and will they respect
More informationSpa Hotel and Spa Resort Casino Collection
http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt2d5nd9dt No online items Agua Caliente Cultural Museum 901 E Tahquitz Canyon Way Ste C-204 Palm Springs, California 92262 Phone: (760) 778-1079 Fax: (760) 322-7724
More informationAs mentioned in the first paragraph, the trip this year was a great success, and a tremendous amount of work was done:
The 2018 summer mission trip to Trujillo, Honduras was a great success. This is not unusual, since every year so far has also been a great success. All the credit goes to God, of course. It seems that
More informationCity Manager s Update March/April, 2019
City Manager s Update March/April, 2019 It is with very mixed emotions and a somewhat heavy heart that I am sharing my final City Manager Update with the citizens of Clearlake. I have accepted a position
More informationTarnwell House Old Tarnwell Stanton Drew Bristol BS39 4EE
Tarnwell House Old Tarnwell Stanton Drew Bristol BS39 4EE Tarnwell House Since moving into the property 23 years ago, we have carried out a tremendous amount of work to the house and the garden, explain
More informationChateau Serbise Estate Region: Vendee & Charente Sleeps: 38
Chateau Serbise Estate Region: Vendee & Charente Sleeps: 38 Overview This unique estate in Charente, south-west France, consists of nineteen bedrooms distributed across three 17th century chateaux and
More informationENDORSEMENTS. Sarah Alexanderson. Volume 1 Edition 9. This Newsletter is Proudly Sponsored By: September 27, 2018
Sarah Alexanderson From: cfhla@memberclicks-mail.net on behalf of Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2018 2:37 PM To: communications@cfhla.org Subject: CFHLA -
More informationHenri Toulouse-Lautrec 2014 (Fine Art)
Henri Toulouse-Lautrec 2014 (Fine Art) Footit et Chocolat. - Henri de Toulouse- Lautrec - Footit et Chocolat. by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 1938. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Footit et Chocolat. 2014-2015
More informationHudson Valley Vernacular Architecture Dutch Barn Preservation Society Field Trip to the Palatine Region of the Mohawk Valley May 18, 2013
Hudson Valley Vernacular Architecture Dutch Barn Preservation Society Field Trip to the Palatine Region of the Mohawk Valley May 18, 2013 Trip Schedule Site Arrive Depart Old Palatine Church 10:30 am 11:15
More informationPINE LAKE MUSKOKA DISTRICT GRAVENHURST ONTARIO
WEDDING DESTINATION S E R E N I T Y A W A I T S PINE LAKE MUSKOKA DISTRICT GRAVENHURST ONTARIO 1401 Highway 169 Gravenhurst, Ontario P1P 1R2 Toll Free: 647 800 9306 Local: 705 687 9306 muskokarose.com
More information