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Emilie Siarkiewicz, left, and Dwaine Bright look at the Confederate Memorial dedicated Saturday morning outside the special area of the Southern Arizona Veterans’ Cemetery in Sierra Vista.
Siarkiewicz, of Tucson, a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and Bright, who is wearing a Confederate cavalryman’s uniform, is from Sierra Vista, were part of a group who were at the event to honor about 10 percent of the nearly 60 remains of soldiers from the 1880s who were initially buried in Tucson and were reburied in Sierra Vista in a pageant-filled ceremony last year. Some who once served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War went on to serve in the American Army, side-by-side with those who fought for the Union, during the Indian wars in the late 1800s in Arizona.
On the northern side of the entrance to the special cemetery-within-a-cemetery — officially called the Historical Soldiers Memorial Cemetery — is a memorial from the Grand Army of the Republic honoring the former Union soldiers and appropriately the Confederate Memorial is on the south side of the entrance. Saturday’s event included taped music of the National Anthem played in an arrangement of the period of the Civil War, Dixie, which is considered the Confederate national song, and the firing of a cannon.
Procession for the dedication of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul - Boston, October 7, 1912. The procession started at The Park Street Church to St Paul's.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
Building dedication to Tiberius and Livia
Description: Four fragments of white marble architrave blocks, with three fasciae which have bead and reel decoration between them. a. (W. 1.54 × H. 0.45 × D. 0.58) has left edge, but the right end is broken; b. (W. 1.0 × H. 0.42 × D. 0.58) is broken to the left, but the right edge survives; c. (W. 1.54 × H. 0.45 × D. 0.58) has left edge, but the right end is broken; d. (W. 1.0 × H. 0.42 × D. 0.58) is broken to the left, but the right edge survives.
Text: Inscribed on three fasciae.
Letters: Finely worked, triangular trenches; l.1, 0.095; l.2, 0.075; l.3, 0.08.
Date: A.D. 14-37 (reign)
Findspot: A and B during excavation of the Sebasteion, at E. Temple (Sebasteion) 83-1 ; C and D during construction of the dighouse
Original Location: On the front of the Temple in the Sebasteion.
Last recorded location: A and B, in stone collection south of dighouse; C and D, Museum
History of discovery: Excavated by the NYU expedition (83.151, Village 9)
Bibliography: c published by Reynolds, PCPS 206, 1980, 79, no. 10, whence SEG 1980.1248, AnnEpig 1980.872, McCabe PHI Aphrodisias 103; discussed by Reynolds, StudClas 24, 1986, 110, note 12 (l. 2)
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds) This edition Reynolds (1980).
Edition Diplomatic Epidoc (XML) [Conventions] [Font help] 1[·· ? ·· Αὐτοκράτορι Τιβ]ερίῳ Καίσαρι θε[οῦ Σεβα]στο[ῦ ὑιῶι Σεβαστῶι καὶ Ἰ]ουλίαι Σεβαστῆ̣[ι νέαι] Δημητρ[ὶ ·· ? ··]
2[·· ? ·· Ἀτ]ταλὶς Μενεκρ[άτους Ἄ]πφιο[ν ·· c. 12 ·· ὑπὲ]ρ Ἀττάλου τοῦ Μ[ενάνδρ]ου τοῦ ΑΝ[·· ? ··]
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2[ - - - ··]ΤΑΛΙΣΜΕΝΕΚΡ[······]ΠΦΙΟ[················]ΡΑΤΤΑΛΟΥΤΟΥΜ[······]ΟΥΤΟΥΑΝ[ - - - ]
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Translation:
[·· ? ··] for the Imperator Tib]erius Caesar [Augustus, son] of the god Augustus, and for Julia Augusta, the new Demeter [ . . .
2. . . . ] Attalis Apphion, daughter of Menekrates [ . . . ? . . .] on behalf of Attalos, son of Menandros, ? her [ husband . . .
3. . .]the temple and ? the [altar . . ? . . .] on behalf of [ . . .
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On April 19, 2011, President David Wilson officially named business school conference room for the late Raymond V. Haysbert. Surrounded by a host of Haysbert family members and friends, Dr. Wilson unveils new name.
On April 19, 2011, President David Wilson officially named business school conference room for the late Raymond V. Haysbert. Surrounded by a host of Haysbert family members and friends, Dr. Wilson unveils new name.
On April 19, 2011, President David Wilson officially named business school conference room for the late Raymond V. Haysbert. Surrounded by a host of Haysbert family members and friends, Dr. Wilson unveils new name.
On April 19, 2011, President David Wilson officially named business school conference room for the late Raymond V. Haysbert. Surrounded by a host of Haysbert family members and friends, Dr. Wilson unveils new name.
King County Parks in collaboration with the University of Washington transforms underused Skyway Park into vibrant community gathering place.
For all the time the students, teachers, and families put into being a part of this is nothing less than great commitment.
King County Parks in collaboration with the University of Washington transforms underused Skyway Park into vibrant community gathering place.
The Welcome sign positioned at the entrance to the labyrinth and garden during the dedication event.
Doris Milner Dedication June 18th, 2011. The unveiling of a new interpretive sign at Nez Perce Pass in the Selway- Bitterroot Wilderness honoring Milner and the late Idaho Senator Frank Church. Milner was dedicated to preserving the Selway- Bitterroot Wilderness, and the Magruder Corridor. Members of the Forest Service, Conservation Community, and Members of Milner's family all spoke at the dedication.
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Strobist:one SB-25(full power) to the right at 45degree angle from the skater, zoomed in at i think is 50mm
and one Vivitar 285HV 45 degree angle to the skaters left at full power zoomed at normal.
AHH I NEED A FISHEYE
King County Parks in collaboration with the University of Washington transforms underused Skyway Park into vibrant community gathering place.
Presented as a token of esteem and affection to Isabella M Kaighan Aug 15 1889 by the young Women's Christian Association Bolton.
Search the scriptures John 5:39
The 200th Anniversary of the Battle of Bladensburg and Monument Dedication. by Jay Baker at Bladensburg, MD.