Focus Term: Signage & Markers
Headwaters Trail System Honors Sacajawea’s Critical Navigation of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Explore the role of Sacajawea in the Lewis and Clark Expedition and her impact on the Louisiana Purchase journey.
Montour Trail Honors Its Presidential Trailside History With George Washington Marker
Discover the history of Montour Trail and its connection to George Washington, highlighting his role after the war.
Ace of Aces: WWII Pilot Don Gentile Commemorated Along the Dayton-Kettering Connector
Explore the life of Don Gentile, a highly decorated WWII fighter pilot known as the Ace of Aces. Discover his incredible story.
Bainbridge Island’s New Welcome Pole: A Symbol of the Past and Present
Randi Purser created Bainbridge Island’s new welcome pole representing Schweabe, father of Chief Seattle, for whom the city is named.
Feed and Grain On Heart of Ohio Trail Preserves Centerburg’s Agricultural Legacy
The arrival of the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad in Centerburg in 1873 brought many business opportunities for this Ohio community.
Along the Heartland Trail in Ohio, You can Glimpse a 38-Million-Year-Old Geological Feature
Along Heartland Trail in Marshallville, sedimentary rocks are Mississippian & Pennsylvanian subperiod strata from the Carboniferous Period.
Trident Depot Saved by Three Forks Community Encapsulates Region’s Rich History
The historic Trident Depot now serves as the Railroad and Trident Heritage Center in neighboring Three Forks, Montana.
How Council Bluffs Became the Eastern Point of the First Transcontinental Railroad
In the 1860s, Council Bluffs became the Eastern Terminus of the Transcontinental Railroad and today is part of Great American Rail-Trail.
Depot in Center Point Is a Trailside Landmark to Iowa Town’s 1914 Awakening
Home to a museum that preserves the stories of the eastern Iowa town for which it is named, the Center Point Depot is a key piece of history.
Century-Old Bridge in Brandon Is a Legacy to Iowa’s Railroad Heyday
After a 2008 flood along Iowa’s Cedar Valley Nature Trail, only one functional double-arched span bridge created over a century ago remained.
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