Front of Marker:
Monument Expedition
Camp One
29 Jan 1906
Left Side of Marker:
This stone is donated by
Gregory L. Meeker
Cousin to Ezra
In honor of Bobby and Helen Meeker who taught their son the love of . . . — — Map (db m39786) HM
On N. Levee Road at N. Meridian Avenue, on the left when traveling west on N. Levee Road.
[West Side] "In 1858 under Territorial charter, John Carson built a toll bridge here. It was carried away by floods during Winter of 1862-63.
[North Side] "One night in Octber 1855, Abraham Salatat, an Indian, rode through the Puyallup . . . — — Map (db m250943) HM
On Woodland Avenue East just north of 157th Street Court East, on the right when traveling north.
For hundreds of years, South Hill has been at the crossroad of some of our nation's most fundamental changes. The South Hill Heritage Corridor traces four historic trade routes the stories of which, contributed to the rich history of our state. . . . — — Map (db m197184) HM
