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Significance: The Honolulu Police Station building is the second such structure to occupy the site, replacing the 1886 building. This later structure represents the police department's growth and reputation. More

Significance: Forty Acres is closely associated with the life of Cesar Chavez and the history of the farm worker movement he led from 1962 until his death in 1993. Located on the outskirts of Delano, California More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Paulo Agbayani Retirement Village is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the life More

Significance: The Signal Station at Cowell's Battery are significant for their association with St. Thomas's bustling harbor traffic in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The resources were listed in the More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Tomasa Zapata Mireles Co-op Building is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the l More

Significance: Cowell's Battery is a rare example of British military architecture from the Napoleonic War era (1793-1815) on U.S. soil. The battery is associated with the British occupations of St. Thomas in 1 More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Roy Reuther Administration Building is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the li More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Rodrigo Terronez Memorial Clinic is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the life More

Significance: Cowell's Battery is a rare example of British military architecture from the Napoleonic War era (1793-1815) on U.S. soil. The battery is associated with the British occupations of St. Thomas in 1 More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Paulo Agbayani Retirement Village is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the life More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Tomasa Zapata Mireles Co-op Building is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the l More

Significance: The Signal Station at Cowell's Battery are significant for their association with St. Thomas's bustling harbor traffic in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The resources were listed in the More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Rodrigo Terronez Memorial Clinic is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the life More

See HABS CA-2878, Forty Acres, for additional information about the site. Significance: The Roy Reuther Administration Building is one of four buildings at Forty Acres, a property closely associated with the li More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Charles F. Hussey, a ropemaker, built this house c. 1804 as a single family residence. It is a typical four-bay braced frame Nantucket structure. It's India Street location is four blocks from t More

Significance: Fort Willoughby is significant as both a Danish and British military defensive work on Hassel Island. Originally called Prince Frederik's Battery, it was built by the government of the Danish Wes More

Significance: Fort Willoughby is significant as both a Danish and British military defensive work on Hassel Island. Originally called Prince Frederik's Battery, it was built by the government of the Danish Wes More

Significance: Fort Willoughby is significant as both a Danish and British military defensive work on Hassel Island. Originally called Prince Frederik's Battery, it was built by the government of the Danish Wes More

Significance: Fort Willoughby is significant as both a Danish and British military defensive work on Hassel Island. Originally called Prince Frederik's Battery, it was built by the government of the Danish Wes More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: Tolson's Chapel served as a church and a Freedman's Bureau school for black residents of Sharpsburg in the years following the American Civil War. Establishing religious and educational instituti More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

Significance: D.C.H. (Henry) Rothschild (1824-86) was a German immigrant by way of Kentucky and California. He settled in Port Townsend in 1858, establishing the Kentucky Store on the town's waterfront. One o More

See also HABS VI-90, 1979 documentation for additional information. Significance: The Garrison House is a well-preserved arms magazine associated with the British occupation of the island during the Napoleonic More

See also HABS VI-90, 1979 documentation for additional information. Significance: The Garrison House is a well-preserved arms magazine associated with the British occupation of the island during the Napoleonic More

See also HABS VI-90, 1979 documentation for additional information. Significance: The Garrison House is a well-preserved arms magazine associated with the British occupation of the island during the Napoleonic More

See also HABS VI-90, 1979 documentation for additional information. Significance: The Garrison House is a well-preserved arms magazine associated with the British occupation of the island during the Napoleonic More

See also HABS VI-90, 1979 documentation for additional information. Significance: The Garrison House is a well-preserved arms magazine associated with the British occupation of the island during the Napoleonic More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More

Significance: Fort Pulaski was built in the second quarter of the nineteenth century by U.S. military engineers who hoped to guard against unwanted river approaches to the nearby port city of Savannah. It was p More