In 2023, a historical marker was permanently placed outside 2210 Summit St., the building that now houses Summit Music Hall. It tells the story of Summit Station — originally known as Jack’s A Go-Go — a women’s bar that, for decades, created a safe space for lesbians of all backgrounds to unite, laugh and love […]
Fort Bend County leaders plan to celebrate a new historical marker for the "Sugar Land 95" on Juneteenth, which is Thursday.
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A Juneteenth festival on Thursday will coincide with the dedication of the historical marker, which memorializes the 95 individuals believed to be part of a former convict leasing labor program involving African Americans. Their remains were found on Fort Bend ISD property southwest of Houston in 2018.
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Iconic Morrisound Recording Studio Gets Historical Marker
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This plaque, located on Jambo Creek Road, west of Mishicot, reads:
1795
The first white man’s house – a trading post – in Manitowoc Co. was built 60 rods south of this marker by Jacques Vieau known among the Indians as Jambo.
Dedicated June 25, 1922.
Vieau, born near Montreal, Quebec, Canada, was heavily involved in the fur trade in the Western Great Lakes region, working for the North West Fur Co. In 1795, the company appointed him an agent and tasked him with establishing trading posts along the western shore of Lake Michigan. This was one of the sites he chose. He also established a warehouse and log cabin in the area that is now Milwaukee, where he spent his winters.
Vieau’s son-in-law, Solomon Juneau, who took over Vieau’s trading post in the Milwaukee region around 1818, would go on to found the City of Milwaukee.
Read more about the monument at the Manitowoc County Historical Society and Wisconsin Historical Society.
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