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The site in Eugene, Oregon where Steve Prefontaine Olympic Runner & first Nike Athlete died in a car crash.
Taken: 21:10 on June 13th at Lysaker
Camera: IPhone 3GS
Camera App: Camera+
Edits: Scene = Clarity, Crop = 3:2, Effect = Sunkiss'd, Border = Thin Black
In the spring of 1863, Federal forces commanded by Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger occupied Franklin. Construction of major fortifications began under the direction of Capt. W. E. Merrill, U.S. Corps of Engineers, the largest of them being placed on Figuers Bluff, .2 of a mile north on the Harpeth River. Fort Granger commanded the southern and northern approaches to Franklin and was adjacent to the critically important Tenn. & Ala. Railroad bridge. The artillery within the fort saw action twice in 1863 against Confederate cavalry forces. During the Battle of Franklin. Nov. 30, 1864 the site served as Hqtrs. of Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield (commander of U.S. forces) and as an active artillery position.
1989
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Granger is a distant cousin of mine.
In 1925, Henry Wilcox, shoemaker and harness repairman, operated his shop at this location. John D. ("Doss") Jackson, blacksmith and wheelwright, moved to Milltown in 1908 to practice his trade as a wheelwright and blacksmith for the big lumber mill. He had his shop on Oak Street beside his residence.
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Abstracted image using toonpaint for the figure to the right, percolator and interlacer for the jellyfish tank, all merged together in photoforge 2 with the original photo. Oh and taken in Camera +
This area was the site of the Acadian Villiage of Beaubassin, first known Bourgeois settlement. Raided in 1696 and again in 1703 by a force from Boston under Captain Ben Church. Occupied bt French Trrops in 1746 who travelled on snowshoes in February 1747 to make a suprise midnight attack on Grand Pré. In 1750 the entire village of 131, church mill, and tannery was burnded by Indians under orders of Abbe la Loutre and the inhabitants force to go to French Territory.
Erected by the Amhest Board of Trade.
June 20th. 1963