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MONUMENTSSoldiers' Monument (postcard) Dedication of Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, May 1902 Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument (Post Office in background), circa 1910 Soldiers' Monument dedication, May 31, 1901 Part of inscription on Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Part of inscription on Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Part of inscription on Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Soldiers' Monument dedication, May 31, 1901 Monument Square with Soldiers' Monument Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Soldiers' Monument in Monument Square (postcard) Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park (1907 postcard) Dedication of Soldiers' Monument, May 31, 1901 Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park Soldiers' Monument in McCamly Park (postcard) Monument in McCamly Park Monument at Urbandale School marking founding of Urbandale Post/General Foods marker dated Jan. 1, 1895 Statue of C.W. Post Statue of C.W. Post being returned to pedestal in Post Park Plaque at medical building Post Cereal Company Monument in Post Park, built by J.H. Brown Proposed C.W. Post Memorial Fountain on Old Nichols Hospital site History Tower in Post Park, completed in August 1937 Proposed C.W. Post Memorial Fountain on Old Nichols Hospital site W.W. I Memorial dedicated to men of Pennfield Township Dedication of monument to invention of first combine in 1836, on Oct. 3, 1931, in Climax History Tower in Post Park, completed in August 1937 History Tower in Post Park, completed in August 1937 Pioneer memorial stone, Athens Brooks Memorial Fountain, Marshall
MARKERSGravestone of Jonathan Guernsey, pioneer Marker at old Quaker cemetery C.W. Post mausoleum, April 1993 Gravesite of Ellen and James White, Oak Hill Cemetery Phillips family tombstone, Oak Hill Cemetery Rose Hartwick Thorpe memorial, Litchfield (postcard) Tombstones marking graves of James and Ellen White Marker at grave of Sojourner Truth, Oak Hill Cemetery Ed Dwight putting finishing touches on Underground Railroad monument, autumn 1993 Detail from Underground Railroad monument by Ed Dwight, dedicated Oct. 24, 1993 Detail from Underground Railroad monument by Ed Dwight, dedicated Oct. 24, 1993 Detail from Underground Railroad monument by Ed Dwight, dedicated Oct. 24, 1993 Ed Dwight putting finishing touches on Underground Railroad monument, autumn 1993 Ed Dwight putting finishing touches on Underground Railroad monument, autumn 1993 Ed Dwight putting finishing touches on Underground Railroad monument, autumn 1993 Detail from Underground Railroad monument by Ed Dwight, dedicated Oct. 24, 1993 Gravestone and marker at Sojourner Truth grave in Oak Hill Cemetery Marker in McCamly Park Plaque listing soldiers who died in WW I and WW II, in McCamly Park Marker at site of first school erected 1834 Old Territorial Road marker, placed by DAR in 1913 The Cairn American Club building in 1984 C.W. Post mausoleum Monument to General Ezra Convis Soldiers' Monument and first Methodist Church, Monument Square (postcard) Dedication of Historic Northside monument, McCamly Street and North Avenue, February 2, 1993 Dedication of Historic Northside monument, McCamly Street and North Avenue, February 2, 1993 Dedication of Historic Northside monument, McCamly Street and North Avenue, February 2, 1993 Marker for site of first log cabin in front of Masonic Temple, East Michigan Avenue Gravestone of Sands McCamly, city founder Gravestone of Jonathan Guernsey, city founder Marker for fur trading post, Barry County Marker for "Old Territorial Road" through Marshall Crosswhite memorial at Madison and State Streets Ketchum family monument, Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall Ketchum family monument, Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall Ketchum family monument, Oakridge Cemetery, Marshall Granite marker of the Stuart family Adam Crosswhite marker, Marshall Stone marker in Fairmount Park Marker in Irving Park Marker for Old Territorial Road Marker on site of Moreau Trading Post, Thornapple River Marker on site of Moreau Trading Post, Irving, Michigan Bronze tablet on marker at Moreau Trading Post, Irving, Michigan Adams Monument, Burlington Cemetery Inscription on Adams Monument, Burlington Cemetery Briggs School marker John Rogers' grave, Oakhill Cemetery Graves of Alfred Hickman and his mother Maria G. Hickman, Oakhill Cemetery Grave of Hannibal Keener, slave, died 1861 Grave of Captain Wilson, Yorkville Cemetery Rix Robinson memorial marker, at site of his home Close-up view of Rix Robinson memorial marker Gravesite of Wahbememe (Chief White Pigeon), died circa 1830 Gravesite of Wahbememe (Chief White Pigeon), died circa 1830 Gravestone of Martin Holcomb, died 1798, Windsor, Ct. Information about the Winthrops, related to the local Holcombs Information about the Winthrops, related to the local Holcombs Gravestone of James L. Brinkerhoff, died 1845, in Oak Hill Cemetery Gravestone of John Stuart, Sr., pioneer, died 1839 Gravestone of Maryam Packer, age 2 yrs., in Oak Hill Cemetery Gravestone of Cynthia Emerson, whose funeral was the first recorded in B.C. (1832) Gravestone of Gabriel Neale, Oak Hill Cemetery (drowned at age 25, 1849) Gravestone of Abel Simons and his wife; both died 1844 Gravestone of Ella and Phebe Smith, pioneers Gravestone of M.V.B. Mapes, son of John Mapes (died1842) Early gravestone, Oak Hill Cemetery (inscription unreadable) Gravestone of one of the Hall pioneers Gravestone of Moses Hall, pioneer Gravestone of E.H. Hall and Mary A. Hall Gravestone of Charles Mason, pioneer Gravestone of Theron Tracy, died 1876 (Oak Hill Cemetery) Gravestone of John K. Ward, pioneer, died 1874 (Oak Hill Cemetery) Tablet in memory of two old trails, Kalamazoo