SC - Parris Island, SC Iron Mike Statue, May 1942The "Iron Mike" statue at Parris Island, SC, was erected in 1924 to honor Marines who died in WWI. Designed by sculptor Robert Ingersoll Aitken, a WWI veteran, it depicts a Marine carrying a heavy machine gun, symbolizing the bravery and resilience of the Corps. Bring a piece of Marine Corps history into your home with this stunning reproduction of the iconic "Iron Mike" statue at Parris Island, SC. Captured in May 1942 by photographer Alfred T.

MA from 1890: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

or has watched the city grow along the banks of the Cumberland

along with many of the historic roads and dwellings that shaped life around Clinton in the era

past a still pond and figures at rest

Georgia from 1886: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

when the community in Fannin County was shaped by its merchants and dry-goods trade

Built in the beloved large-letter postcard style

and New England farmland

The surrounding foliage changes beautifully with the seasons

For anyone who grew up in Ligonier

Historic landowners map of Enfield

Make a statement in any room with this historic map of the White Mountains from 1890