The History Of Haddam
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This document contains pictures and descriptions of several local landmarks in Haddam, Connecticut: Brainerd Memorial Library, Thirty Mile Island, Thirty Mile Island Cemetery, First Congregational Church of Haddam, and Haddam Meadows State Park. For each landmark, the document provides information on its location, history of use, and one interesting fact learned from research. The author included each landmark in their school project because of their personal connections to the locations.
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This document provides an overview of the history of Sunderland, England. It summarizes that Sunderland was originally three separate settlements established along the River Wear in the 7th century. It grew as a fishing and port town and became a major shipbuilding hub beginning in the 14th century. Key industries in Sunderland's history included coal mining, with the last mine closing in the 1990s, and glassmaking, which originated from French artisans brought to the region in the 7th century. Significant landmarks mentioned include the Penshaw Monument, Stadium of Light football stadium, and Empire Theatre.H p cemetery
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The document provides a history of the Hammonds Plains Baptist Cemetery in Halifax County, Nova Scotia from its establishment in the 1820s to 2000. It details how Amos and Dorothy Melvin donated land for a burial ground and schoolhouse. Over time, the Baptist Church took over maintenance and secured ownership of the cemetery. The document also provides biographies of important individuals buried in the cemetery and notes about the cemetery's expansion and guidelines.Revised 18th century sherborn
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Throughout the 1700s and 1800s, Sherborn remained a small farming community with few industries besides small mills. Many colonial-era houses from the 1600s and 1700s still stand today, preserved because the town remained relatively poor. Key early town roles included fence viewers to settle disputes and a field driver to round up stray livestock, which were kept in the town pound. Schools started as private homes but the first public schoolhouse was built in 1727, and the town began paying for education in 1709 through taxes.Visit The Peak & Lake District
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Our brochure explores the The Peak & Lake District and all that it has to offer. Hire a motorhome from Freedhome and visit The Peak & Lake District next year. https://freedho.me/hireSouth Park Research Report
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South Park in Ilford, London was opened in 1902 after being purchased by the council from Walter Mills for 贈11,200. It was designed as an escape for residents from the busy town. Over the years it has faced challenges like damage during World Wars I and II and periods of decline. However, community groups and the council have worked to improve and celebrate the park, such as a large 100th anniversary event in 2002 that engaged 1500 children and included performances and activities.Remembering adamsville people v1
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John Kneeland recalls his family's small farm on Old Harbor Road in Adamsville in the 1940s. Neighbors would come to buy milk from the farm, and his grandmother would give customers homemade donuts with very thick cream. When John was 13, his father planted 50 apple trees in an unusual way - by using dynamite to blast holes in the ground, with John assisting by carrying the dynamite. The village of Adamsville was settled in the late 1600s and was an important commercial center in past centuries, though steep hills isolated it. Today Adamsville is beautifully preserved with many historic buildings adapted for contemporary use.Didyou know newv
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The document provides a summary of the history of the village of Chrishall in Essex, England. It describes how the village was originally occupied by Billa before the Norman Conquest. It discusses local landmarks and their origins, such as Bilden End, Chalky Lane, and the church. The document also outlines the major landowners in the village over time, from Queen Matilda in the 12th century to the Drage and Kent steam engine works in the early 20th century. Finally, it notes the arrival of utilities like water, electricity, and drainage in the village during the 20th century.Revised 18th century sherborn
Revised 18th century sherbornlryan61
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Throughout the 1700s and 1800s, Sherborn remained a small farming community with few industries besides small mills. Many colonial-era houses from the 1600s and 1700s still stand today, preserved because the town was relatively poor in later centuries. Important early town roles included fence viewers to settle property disputes and a field driver to round up stray livestock, which were held in the town pound. Schools started as private homes but the first public schoolhouse was built in 1727, and the town began funding education in 1709 through taxes.Field trips close to home
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This document proposes several field trip locations close to Olympia and Tumwater, Washington that would be educational for school children. It suggests visiting the Henderson House Museum in Tumwater to learn about the local brewery history and acting out what life was like there. Another option is the Schmidt House, where children could explore the home of former Olympia Brewery owners and write about what living there was like. It also mentions touring the Washington State Capitol building to learn about state government and being surprised by artifact prices. Additional ideas include hiking at Priest Point Park, planting flowers at Burfoot Park, visiting the San Francisco Street Bakery to see baking, and exploring the Olympia Airport Museum to research different aircraft. The field trips aim to teachHistory of St Anns Well's Gardens, Hove
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A teachers resource exploring the history of St Annes Well Gardens in Hove, East Sussex.
Using archive images ,the pack is aimed primarily at KS1 & 2 children.
There are also accompanying resources, another presentation exploring the legend behind the parks name and short excerpts of early film made in the park.Oberholtzer
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Ernest Oberholtzer was an early 20th century environmental advocate and explorer known for his efforts to protect the Quetico-Superior region on the Minnesota-Ontario border. In the early 1900s, he canoed over 3,000 miles in the region and nearly froze to death on a 2,000 mile canoe trip along Hudson Bay in 1912. Later in life, Oberholtzer fought successfully to establish the region as one of the first officially recognized wilderness areas through the Shipstead Nolan Act of 1930. He lived simply for 50 years on an island in the region, advocating for preservation and establishing a nature retreat center.Oberholtzer iii from ethics class
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Ernest Oberholtzer was an early 20th century environmental advocate and explorer known for his efforts to protect the Quetico-Superior region on the Minnesota-Ontario border. In the early 1900s, he canoed over 3,000 miles in the region and nearly froze to death on a 2,000 mile canoe trip along Hudson Bay in 1912. Later in life, Oberholtzer fought successfully to establish some of the first protected wilderness areas in North America, including helping pass the Shipstead Nolan Act in 1930 and supporting the creation of Voyageurs National Park in 1972. He spent 50 years living simply on an island he owned in the border lakes region, advocating for balance betweenWww.ipswich.qld.gov.au water
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The document provides information on the Six Mile Woogaroo and Goodna Creek catchment area in Ipswich City, Queensland. The catchment covers approximately 12,750 hectares and includes the suburbs of Bellbird Park, Brookwater, Camira, Collingwood Park, Gailes, Goodna, Redbank, Redbank Plains, Riverview, Springfield and Springfield Lakes. It describes the history of settlement and land use, indigenous history, flora and fauna species, and other details about the catchment area.Recently uploaded (20)
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Odoo allows users to set expiration dates at both the product and batch levels, providing flexibility and accuracy. By using Odoo's expiration date management, companies can minimize waste, optimize stock rotation, and maintain high standards of product quality. The system allows users to set expiration dates at both the product and batch levels, providing flexibility and accuracy.