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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Armstrong County
Kittanning is the county seat for Armstrong County
Adjacent to Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
1 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Apollo — Nellie Bly — (1864-1922) —  |
| 2 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Brady's Bend — Brady's Bend Works — |
| 3 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Brick Church — Cochran Mills Bridge — |
| 4 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Cowansville — St. Patrick's Church — |
| 5 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Ford City — In Honor of Nellie Bly — Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman — |
| 6 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Ford City — In Memory of Lieutenant Michael Schall, Sr. — 1739-1830 — |
| 7 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Ford City — Pittsburgh Plate Glass Ford City Works — |
| 8 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Freeport — Freeport — From Wilderness to Town — |
| 9 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Freeport — Freeport Veterans Memorial — |
| 10 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Armstrong County — |
| 11 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Armstrong County Civil War Memorial — |
| 12 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Blanket Hill — |
| 13 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Blanket Hill — |
| 14 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — In Memory of General John Armstrong — |
| 15 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Kittanning — |
| 16 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Kittanning — |
| 17 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Kittanning or Attiqué Indian Town — |
| 18 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Kittanning WW I Memorial — Two Adjacent Monuments — Reported damaged |
| 19 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Leechburg — D. Leech & Company / Western Transportation Company — |
| 20 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Leechburg — Pennsylvania Canal — (Western Division) — |
| 21 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Leechburg — The Siberian Iron Works — |
| 22 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Manorville — Fort Armstrong — |
| 23 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Parker — Parker, Pennsylvania — |
| 24 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 11 — "The Claude News" — |
| 25 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 202 — Armstrong County — |
| 26 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 203 — Armstrong County Jail — |
| 27 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 478 — Boy Scout Troop No. 17 — |
| 28 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 817 — Charles H. Roan — Marine Private First Class — (Aug. 16, 1923 - Sept. 18, 1944) — |
| 29 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 818 — Charles Howard Roan — (August 16, 1923 — September 18, 1944) — |
| 30 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 906 — Claude Cemetery — (Established 1890) — |
| 31 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 908 — Claude Monroe Ayers — (1854-1915) — |
| 32 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 1284 — Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Warner — |
| 33 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 1295 — Dugout of W. M. Dye — |
| 34 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 1354 — Early Sheriffs — of Armstrong County, 1890-1926 — |
| 35 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 1622 — First Baptist Church of Claude — |
| 36 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 4284 — Hamblen Drive — |
| 37 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 5816 — Park Named for William A. Carroll, M.D. — (April 13, 1875-April 22, 1960) — |
| 38 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 4366 — Route of Coronado Expedition — |
| 39 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 2263 — The Great Panhandle Indian Scare of 1891 — |
| 40 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 4401 — The S.P. Hamblen Family — |
| 41 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Claude — 5524 — Town of Claude — |
| 42 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Goodnight — 813 — Charles Goodnight — (1836 - 1929) — |
| 43 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Goodnight — 55 — Quanah Parker Trail — Texas Plains Trail Region — |
| 44 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Goodnight — 4850 — Site of Old Goodnight Ranch — |
| 45 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Goodnight — 5528 — Town of Goodnight — |
| 46 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Washburn — 5539 — Town of Washburn — |
| 47 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Wayside — 69 — Quanah Parker Trail — Texas Plains Trail Region — |
| 48 ► Texas, Armstrong County, Wayside — 17440 — The Battle of Red River — Reported missing |