101 ► California, San Diego County, San Diego, Old Town — Derby Dike —

Federal Flood Control Project 1853 George H. Derby Builder (John Phoenix) Lt. U.S. Topographical Corps — — Map (db m183268) HM

102 ► Oregon, Jackson County, Eagle Point — Snowy Butte Mill — Est. 1872 — A History of the Mill —

On the National Register of Historic Places, the world famous Butte Creek Mill is the only grist mill in Oregon still grinding flour. Built on the banks of Little Butte Creek in 1872, under the name Snowy Butte Mill, local farmers would bring . . . — — Map (db m113901) HM

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103 ► California, San Bernardino County, Newberry Springs — Camp Cady —

In 1857 former Navy Lt. Edward Beale opened a wagon road along the 35th parallel while also testing camels for desert transport. He crossed the Colorado near Needles, CA. By 1858 the U.S. mail was running over this route. In August 1858 a wagon . . . — — Map (db m159410) HM

104 ► California, Sutter County, Yuba City — Sam Brannan Park —

[Upper Marker]: Dedicated to Sam Brannan, founder of Yuba City, a California pioneer and original ‘49er. Born Saco, Maine, March 2, 1819; died Escondido, California May 14, 1889. Led 238 Mormons in ship Brooklyn around Cape Horn to Yerba . . . — — Map (db m40144) HM

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105 ► Florida, Manatee County, Bradenton — Memorial Trail — De Soto National Memorial —

Welcome! This short, accessible loop trail takes you around Shaw's Point. It passes through mangrove wetland and visits a unique upland pine/hardwood hammock. At several points you can visit the sandy shoreline for views of Tampa Bay. — — Map (db m295083) HM

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106 ► California, San Francisco City and County, San Francisco, SoMa — Pause traveler and be greatful to Norton 1st —

Emperor of the United States and Protector of Mexico 1859-80, whose prophetic wisdom conceived and decreed the bridging of San Francisco Bay August 18 1869 Dedicated by E Clampus Vitus, Feb. 25, 1939 — — Map (db m241732) HM

107 ► California, Yolo County, Knights Landing — Knights Landing —

It was here on the Sacramento River that William Knight settled in 1843. This natural landing place was to become an important landing and shipping point in this area. It wasn't until 1853 four years after Knights death that the townsite was . . . — — Map (db m84133) HM

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