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Historical plaques stolen in New York for scrap metal. Published: Aug. 08, 2024, 10:28 a.m. This May 14, 2018, photo, provided by Village Preservation, shows a plaque on a building in New York's ...
The plaque, installed some years ago by the cemetery trustees at a cost of $650, said that the cemetery is listed as a city landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
S omeone's really having the best day of their life with Aaron Judge's plaque. The New York Yankees Centre fielder was commemorated in 2022 for hitting the most homers in a season. He scored 62 ...
Commemorate President Donald Trump’s historic second Inauguration, deemed a "Golden Age of America," with the New York Post’s exclusive 24×15-inch wrap-around cover plaque, a historic keepsake.
Several bronze plaques commemorating figures from New York City's rich history have been pried off the buildings they were affixed to this summer, apparently to be sold for scrap metal.
The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation installed two replacement historical signs in Morningside Park on Feb. 7 and 8 following conversation with Friends of Morningside Park about its ...
The Pomeroy family has deep roots in Central New York and Bill’s love of history grew alongside his passion for genealogical research and he did a lot of that at the Pompey Historical Society ...
Adolph Ochs, the founder of the New York Times, began his career in journalism in Knoxville. To recognize his contribution to journalism, a monument is being placed in downtown Knoxville near the s… ...
The plaque was placed on the side of 405 Carlton Ave., the Equal Suffrage League’s former headquarters.The group moved into the building in 1908 and chose the location in part because the Young Men’s ...
New York City plaques honoring author Anaïs Nin and rock venue Fillmore East stolen for scrap metal - Several bronze plaques commemorating figures from New York City’s rich history have been ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Several bronze plaques commemorating figures from New York City's rich history have been pried off the buildings they were affixed to this summer, apparently to be sold for scrap ...