Plaque Wording: 16 November 1855 - 16 November 1955. On the occasion of the centenary of David Livingstone's discovery of the Victoria Falls. Men and women of all races in, and from all parts of, The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland assembled solemnly to dedicate themselves and their country to carry on the high Christian aims and ideals which inspired David Livingstone in his mission here. Unveiled by His Excellency The Right Honourable the Lord LLewellin, G.B.E, M.C., T.D., D.L., Governor-General of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, and dedicated by his grace the Lord Archbishop of Central Africa, Edward Francis Paget on 16 November 1955.

Plaque Wording: Longing - More than absence, there is the will of presence. Tribute paid by the Friends of Convivio de Água de Pau in Montreal to all immigrants from São Paulo. A recognition that was attended by the Mayor of Lagoa, Dr. Cristina Calisto, and the President of the Água de Pau Parish Council, Paulo Ricardo Melo. Água de Pau Village, August 7, 2022

Plaque Wording: In 1796 these two Coade Stone reliefs were affixed to the Danish-Norwegian Consulate in Wellclose Square Stepney. In 1968 the reliefs were re-erected on this embassy by courtesy of The Greater London Council

Plaque Wording: Wayne Marques is near top centre, Evelyn Sharp is bottom centre, Dorkins is near top right

Plaque Wording: Esperance Bridge July 2021 Named by the children of the Kings Crsoss Academy, Esperance means hope, expectation and belief. The name is inspired by the Esperance Club (1895-1914), a pioneering social project for local sewing girls founded by the radical Suffragettes Mary Neal and Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence.

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Plaque Wording: On this site stood the residence of The Hervey Family. Their house was completed in 1676 and occupied the following year by John Hervey. Treasurer to Queen Catherine of Braganza. Wife of King Charles II. In 1700 the property passed to his nephew also John Hervey who became Earl of Bristol in 1714. His descendants retained it until 1955. The house was demolished in 1958 and has been twice replaced. The present building was completed in 2014.

Plaque Wording: {left}God Bless America. City of Key West, Florida dedicated Sept 10 1983 This monument establishes southernmost point of continental U.S.A. designed as a num buoy shape & color channel marker.....
{right}October 10 1993 A.D. In honor of the generosity of the people of the United States of America to the people of Cuba. This memorial is dedicated in honor of the thousands of Cubans that have lost their lives at sea looking for freedom and social justice in this great melting pot, America, the leader in democracy.....

Plaque Wording: TO THE INFANT D. HENRIQVE AND THE PORTUGUESE WHO DISCOVERED THE PATHS OF THE SEA

Plaque Wording: MONUMENT TO THE EMIGRANT TRIBUTE TO THE MUNICIPAL GANARAS OF PONTA DELGADA, RIBEIRA GRANDE VILA FRANCE DO CAMPO, NORTHEAST LACOR AND POVORCO. 1999

Plaque Wording: The panels located above the public pass through on Poultry are the original friezes taken from a demolished building (12-13 Poultry) that once stood close to their current location.
Each frieze depicts a procession that once went past the site......

Plaque Wording: Ogden Point Breakwater and Docks Constructed 1924-1937 A tribute to the engineers who created this important addition to the transportation infrastructure of Canada. The project used over 4 million tons of rock, more than ten thousand granite blocks, fifty three concrete caissons and one million cubic yards of dredged fi??

Plaque Wording: Otter Trail Silver Jubilee 1968-1993
This plaque commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Otter Trail was unveiled on the 11 December 1993.

Plaque Wording: {top left}Jews expelled from the kingdom of Portugal (15th and 16th centuries)
D. Afonso VI, king of Portugal (1669-1674)
Deportees from Amazona (1810-1828)
Liberal emigres (1828-1830)
Spanish military refugees (1867-1868)
German Concentrates Depot (1916-1919)
Members of the Red Legion 1925
{top right}Banished and political prisoners of the military dictatorship and the Estado Novo (1926-1974) Marshal Gomes da Costa military leader of the Coup of May 28, 1926 (1926-1927) Vice Admiral Luis da Camara Leme senator of the First Republic died in this city in 1928) Bento Goncalves general secretary of the Portuguese Communist Party 1930-1931 João Soares political by Printina Republics is antiquarian 1933 Acácio Thomas Aquinas 1934-1936 Mário Castelhano anarcho-syndicalist militant (1934-1936) Francisco Lyon de Castro elite and anti-fascist activist (1936-1940)
...and many, many others that cannot be forgotten.
{bottom left}o the civilians and military personnel who participated in the Revolt of the Islands in this city and who, from April 7 to 17, 1931, maintained resistance to the military dictatorship installed on May 28, 1926.
In memory of the Infantry Regiment No. 22 and the Coast Mobile Defense Battalion No. 1, military units extinguished by Decree No. 19657, of April 28, 1931
{bottom right}Gungunhana (Império de Gaza, c. 1850-Angra do Heroismo, December 23, 1906) exiled in this city from June 27, 1896 until he died Work of Julian Voss-Andreac 2021 To political prisoners, exiles, deportees, exiles, refugees and forced emigrants who have lived among us over time

Plaque Wording: This platform was used by HRH King George VI and HRH Queen Elizabeth and their royal highnesses Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret. During a garden party held in April 1947 the royal party were guests at the Victoria Falls Hotel.

Plaque Wording: An excerpt from an article in HaAretz newspaper. Reporter: M. Samilanski One cloudy, cold and wet day as I was riding across the muddy trails and tracks of the Hula Valley, suddenly, in a blink of an eye what did I see? Was I dreaming? Witnessing a magical vision? At the confluence of the three streams: Dan, Hatzbani and Banias - where they form the river Jordan, I spot a small encampment on the riverbank. . Three canvas tents, three shelters (succot, almost) made from the reeds so common to the Hula, they looked almost like huge rugs; two Hebrew girls jumping around between the tents. Who are they? What are they doing alone, up here, a mere arrow shot from the Syrian border? No, they are not alone. There are 8 young men with them. A singular minyan in the swamps of the Hula. They are illegals. As far as the authorities are concerned, the budget-holders who control the purse strings, the land has been allocated to them but the funds have not been approved. They made Aliya anyway. This minyan is part of the kibbutz group called Huliot. Only four months previously, in December 1940, mid-winter, they made their way to this spot and settled in the middle of the Hula marshes: no roof over their heads and no road to connect them to the rest of the surrounding settlements. Independently, unauthorised, they ploughed and planted more than 1,000 dunams (250 acres). And the heavens responded. Crops were successful. I have never witnessed a more beautiful, inspiring sight. There has been nothing to compare to that beautiful scene.
March 1941

Plaque Wording: This is where it all began On this spot, the group called Huliot put up the first tents of Sde Nehemia These eucalyptus trees were planted on TubishShvat (15th Shvat), February 12th 1941 by the muktar (village chief) David Sonnenfeld and Shoshana Rosen (Gal)

Plaque Wording: Huliot Plastics - The Grain Store This building, characterised by its convex roof, was put up in 1945 to be used as the grain silo for grains such as barley, wheat, sorghum, corn and seed.
It was in this building, in 1947, that Huliot Plastics began manufacturing household products such as plastic plates, cups and mugs, trays, bowls and so on. Later, illuminated advertising hoardings and signs were produced for shops and petrol stations using the same material.
using the same material. Huliot Plastics was the first of its kind in Israel manufacturing plastic utensils. In 1948 the building provided living accommodation for young, teenage Holocaust survivors from Romania who had been orphaned in the war and then held in detention camps by the British in Cyprus.

Plaque Wording: The Pillbox
This building was erected in 1941 by the British army and served as the northern-most look-out post for the kibbutz. Until the War of Independence (1948-49) members of the kibbutz used the position to guard and protect the kibbutz. The structure and its shape allowed for a full 360 degree view of the surrounding area.
During the 1956 Suez Campaign (Operation Kadesh in Israel), when there was a threat of attack from Syria, the building was used for aircraft spotting and defence. Access to the Pillbox was through a network of trenches that connected the whole kibbutz in those days as the Syrians held positions overlooking Shamir, Kfar Szold and Dan at the foot of the Golan Heights and this allowed them clear views of the settlements in the area.

Plaque Wording: The Swedish HutThis hut was erected in 1951 and renovated in 2011. The hut, along with the adjacent concrete building, was originally used as a Childrens House where there were bedrooms, a kitchen and dining room and a classroom. Days of collective living?. The first group to grow up here was called Nachlielli (a kind of wagtail). Class groups in kibbutzim traditionally were named after birds or animals, but most commonly, birds.
Nachlielli was made up of the first children of the kibbutz and newcomers to Sde Nehemia, orphaned children from the then Czechoslovakia, Syria and Lebanon. Many kibbutz children, between 1952 and 1978, lived and were taught in this hut. This was their home.
With the change to family living the hut ceased to be lived in and became a store room for children's playthings, Purim costumes and other equipment used in Children's Houses.
The building next door was used as a music room for many years and today houses the kibbutz archives. The hut, along with the adjacent concrete building, was originally used as a Childrens House where there were bedrooms, a kitchen and dining room and a classroom. Days of collective living?. The first group to grow up here was called Nachlielli (a kind of wagtail). Class groups in kibbutzim traditionally were named after birds or animals, but most commonly, birds.

Plaque Wording: The Round Watchtower This position was erected in 1941 and was used as the forward most look-out point guarding the kibbutz. It also served as the living quarters of one couple, members of the kibbutz, until 1948.

Plaque Wording: The Water Tower The water tower was erected in 1941 and delivered water to all the various parts of the kibbutz. In 1948 the tower served as a look-out point. Here, girls would observe and pass on information to the local Hagana leadership based in nearby kibbutz Kfar Giladi. They used Morse code, mirrors to reflect the sun in the daytime and powerful spotlights and torches at night to transmit their information.
In 1960, during the Fedayeen attacks common at the time, girls would sit, observing, with binoculars, the Syrian lines. If they saw men leaving the caves with their flocks, spreading across the hill slopes, they knew there was no danger and the kibbutz could go about its daily routines in safety.
On feast days and holidays the national flag is flown from the tower and until recently (2010) the Red Flag was flown on Mayday.

Plaque Wording: Silver Jubilee Walkway Trust This plaque commemorates the inauguration of the final section of the Silver Jubilee Walkway around Central London from the Tower of London to Leicester Square by the Duke of Gloucester Patron of the Trust on Friday 14 July 1978