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Time Capsules Historical Markers

Time capsules preserve the salient features of history and can serve as valuable reminders of one generation for another. They can be found the world over and have been placed in the cornerstones of buildings, within parks, inside of monuments, at historic sites, and so forth. Usually, but not always, there is a commemorative plaque or sign of some sort to indicate the occasion of the placement, the date it was placed, the date to be opened, and the sponsoring organization.
 
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101Virginia (Fairfax County), Vienna — Vienna Centennial Park
(Front Side): History of the Railroad in Vienna * 1859 to 1968 * 1859 — Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad begins passenger, mail and freight service to Vienna. * 1861 — First use of a railroad in war occurs in Vienna . . . — Map (db m151768) HM
102Virginia, Franklin — Franklin Memorial Park
Dedicated to those who gave their lives in defense of our state and our nation Originally a part of the James L. Camp homeplace, the park was given to the town of Franklin in 1946 by the children of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Camp. Rena . . . — Map (db m125377) WM
103Virginia (Lynchburg), Central Business District — Lynchburg HistoryChurch and Ninth Streets
Monument Terrace, completed in 1925, links Church Street with Court Street via 132 steps and 10 landings. The bronze statue, The Listening Post, created by Charles Keck, commemorates Lynchburg’s World War I dead. Several other memorials have . . . — Map (db m54492) HM
104Virginia (Lynchburg), Central Business District — Lynchburg HistoryCourt Street and Monument Terrace
This area became known as Court House Hill when the first courthouse was built here in 1813. The district contains a variety of architectural styles and notable churches, as well as the city’s 1855 Old Court House, now the Lynchburg Museum. There . . . — Map (db m54494) HM
105West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — “Oh Shenandoah, I Long to See You!”
“Big Apple Time Capsule” Dedicated: Oct 19, 1990 – Re-open in year of 2040 Sponsor: Martinsburg Jaycees This “community pride project” is an attempt to preserve the Apple Capital city and surrounding areas of . . . — Map (db m1212) HM
106West Virginia (Morgan County), Berkeley Springs — Centennial Time Capsule
This official West Virginia Centennial Time Capsule was dedicated October 12, 1963 as Morgan County's contribution to the State's Centennial celebration. It contains historical documents, personal messages to be distributed in 2063. — Map (db m13026) HM
107Wisconsin (Dunn County), Menomonie — Stori House
Built in 1850, the Stori House Hotel occupied this site. It was a stage coach stop and the "coffee house" of Menomonie. A circuit court and many social events where held here. It was demolished in 1964. At that time, it was the oldest . . . — Map (db m46700) HM
108Wisconsin (Fond du Lac County), Fond du Lac — Fond du Lac County Veterans Memorial
Fond du Lac County Rolling Meadows Golf Course Dedicated to All War Veterans of Fond du Lac County This Bicentennial Year 1976 A Time Capsule Containing Historical Information Sealed Herein – To Be Opened . . . — Map (db m47067) HM
109Wisconsin (Ozaukee County), Cedarburg — The First 100 Years
From the beginning, energy played a vital role in Cedarburg's history. In the mid-1800s, the swift currents and natural falls of Cedar Creek attracted German immigrants who harnessed the energy to power their grain mills. The mills brought people . . . — Map (db m87078) HM
110Wisconsin (Waukesha County), Town of Lisbon — 13-05 — Town of Lisbon
The Town of Lisbon was once part of Wayne County (Detroit), then Brown County (Green Bay), Milwaukee County and finally Waukesha County in 1846. The first male settler was Thomas S. Redford (1818-1903). He claimed 160 acres May 15, 1836. Melinda . . . — Map (db m43607) HM
111British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Rockland Cairn
This monument was erected by residents of Rockland, with the support of the City of Victoria, to commemorate the past, celebrate the millennium and look to the future. Rockland was carved out of the 500 acre Douglas Estate “Fairfield . . . — Map (db m75028) HM
112Ontario (Leeds and Grenville United Counties), Brockville — The Brockville Public Library — Brockville Historic Area: Our Past —
The predecessor of the Brockville Public Library was the Brockville Mechanics' Institute, established in 1842 to provide reading materials and educational opportunities for the town's workingmen. The library was first housed in rented quarters, . . . — Map (db m146939) HM
113Guatemala, Chimaltenango (Municipality of Tecpán Guatemala), Tecpán Guatemala — Stela Commemorating the End of the Oxlajpiq/Oxlajb’ak’tun
The marker is trilingual: Kaqchikel, Spanish and English Che’ab aj oxlajpiq/oxlajb’ak’tun Estela conmemorativa oxlajpiq/oxlajb’ak’tun Stela commemorating the end of the oxlajpiq/oxlajb’ak’tun . . . — Map (db m95919) HM
114United Kingdom, England (Northumberland), Newcastle upon Tyne — Grey’s Monument
Grey’s Monument Grey's Monument, situated at the head of Newcastle's finest streets and at the heart of the city, is one of Newcastle's most famous landmarks and a popular meeting point. The foundation stone was laid on 6 September 1837. . . . — Map (db m126656) HM

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