-
River and
Missouri River.
Captain Thomas B.
Targee was
killed while trying to
blast a fire break.
Targee Street was
named for him. In the
spring of 1849...
-
heavily traveled roads on
Staten Island,
including Clove Road;
Richmond Road;
Targee Street; and the
Staten Island Expressway. Much
property in
Concord was condemned...
- the
center for an
immigrant community from
Liberia and West
Africa around Targee Street. The
residences in the
neighborhood are
mostly one-family houses...
-
metropolitan area to its
location in
Clifton off
Vanderbilt Avenue and
Targee Street,
where its
clubhouse was one of the
largest in the country. Prolific...
- It then runs
northwest on
Clove Road, p****ing by
Grasmere station. At
Targee Street, Port Richmond-bound
buses make a
dogleg turn to
access the westbound...
-
American section of St.
Louis centered on
Market Street,
Targee Street (named for
Thomas Targee who was
killed fighting the 1849 St.
Louis fire), and Chestnut...
-
interchange setup,
which involved two new ramps: exit 13B for
Richmond Road and
Targee Street and exit 13A for
Clove Road. The Gow****
Expressway was initially...
- of the
Richmond Road
corridor are St. Paul's Avenue, Van
Duzer Street,
Targee Street,
Rockland Avenue,
Bloomingdale Road,
Pleasant Plains Avenue, and...
-
Rensselaer (1801–1879), who
married Elizabeth Hum (d. 1834), and
later Mary
Targee (d. 1858). They
lived at 112
State Street, a home
built for them in 1801...
- murders. One of
these took
place in an
apartment building located at 212
Targee Street in St. Louis, Missouri, at 2:00 on the
morning of
October 15, 1899...
