- (Orange) Freeway.
Spadra became a
stagecoach stop,
Rubottom built the
Spadra Hotel and
Tavern to
serve travelers, and by 1870,
Spadra had 400–500 residents...
-
established at
Spadra in 1818, now at the west end of Lake
Dardanelle on the
Arkansas River, a
Clarksville location now
occupied by
Spadra Marina. A historical...
- The
Spadra Cemetery is a
historic 2.5
acres (1.0 ha)
cemetery in Pomona, California.
Containing 212 graves, it is
protected by the
Historical Society of...
- Billy"
Rubottom ran the
Butterfield Stage station at
Spadra. As
retold in a 1920
history of the
Spadra area, now
known as Pomona, California: The father...
- disabilities, and was
located in the San
Gabriel Valley in what was once
Spadra (now part of Pomona), California. In 87
years of operation, the hospital...
- 1850s,
changing his name to Phillips.[self-published source] He
moved to
Spadra (now part of Pomona) in 1862 and
began engaging in
sheep herding and cattle...
-
Phillips Mansion became a
center of
community activity in the
Pomona and
Spadra area. It was
added to the
National Register of
Historic Places in 1974,...
-
Major streams of this type
include Lee Cr****, Frog Bayou,
Mulberry River,
Spadra Cr****, Big
Piney Cr****,
Little Piney Cr****,
Illinois Bayou,
Point Remove...
- in
Spadra Bluff,
Crawford County,
Arkansas (now
within Clarksville,
Johnson County, Arkansas) on
August 1, 1822. He was
initially interred in
Spadra Bluff...
- Paula, California, 25-acre (10 ha)
campus at the
former Spadra Landfill (now
known as "
Spadra Ranch"), and the
Neutra VDL
Studio and
Residences in Silver...
