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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Campbell County

 
Clickable Map of Campbell County, Kentucky and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Campbell County, KY (65) Kenton County, KY (107) Pendleton County, KY (8) Clermont County, OH (138) Hamilton County, OH (465)  CampbellCounty(65) Campbell County (65)  KentonCounty(107) Kenton County (107)  PendletonCounty(8) Pendleton County (8)  ClermontCountyOhio(138) Clermont County (138)  HamiltonCounty(465) Hamilton County (465)
Alexandria and Newport are both the county seat for Campbell County
Adjacent to Campbell County, Kentucky
Kenton County (107)  
Pendleton County (8)  
Clermont County, Ohio (138)  
Hamilton County, Ohio (465)  
 
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1 Kentucky, Campbell County, Alexandria — Grants Lick — Campbell County, Kentucky — Surveyed October 10, 1797 —
2 Kentucky, Campbell County, Alexandria — 1642 — Grant's Lick
3 Kentucky, Campbell County, Alexandria — 889 — Kentucky's Nineteenth
4 Kentucky, Campbell County, Alexandria — 2390 — Mary Boone Bryan
5 Kentucky, Campbell County, Bellevue — 1506 — Bellevue Landmark
6 Kentucky, Campbell County, Bellevue — 1351 — Bellevue, Kentucky
7 Kentucky, Campbell County, Bellevue — Toll House
8 Kentucky, Campbell County, Fort Thomas — Fort Thomas Spanish-American War Memorial
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9 Kentucky, Campbell County, Fort Thomas — 986 — Ft. Thomas Army Post / Rock of Chickamauga
10 Kentucky, Campbell County, Fort Thomas — 2323 — Highland United Methodist Church
11 Kentucky, Campbell County, Fort Thomas — 1059 — Hon. Henry Stanbery — Reported unreadable
12 Kentucky, Campbell County, Fort Thomas — 990 — Samuel Woodfill
13 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — “H-Bomb” Ferguson — May 9, 1929 — November 26, 2006 — Cincinnati Music History —
14 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 1708 — “Tommygun” Inventor
15 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 315 3rd Street
16 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — A New Perspective: 1865-1900
17 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Albert Washington — August 17, 1939 - October 23, 1998 — Cincinnati Music History —
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18 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — B.H. Kroger House
19 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Barrels of Beer
20 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 1776 — Brent Spence (1874-1967)
21 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Bridging the Licking
22 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Campbell County, Kentucky World War II Monument
23 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Cincinnati Skyline Pre-1865
24 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Defending the Valley
25 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 1386 — Dr. Thomas Hinde
26 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Edison R. "Big Ed" Thompson — January 22, 1935 - April 22, 1993 — Cincinnati Music History —
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27 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Flood Walls
28 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Floods and Flood Walls
29 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Fort Thomas
30 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 121 — General James Taylor Home
31 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — James Taylor, Newport's Founder
32 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — John Fick House
33 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 1395 — Licking Furnace / Iron Made in Kentucky
34 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Licking River
35 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 507 — Newport ~~ War of 1812
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36 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Newport Barracks
37 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 599 — Newport Barracks
38 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 1730 — Northern Kentucky University / Early Schoolhouse
39 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Robert Howat House
40 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Salem U. M. Church History — United Methodist Church Registered Historic Site No. 105 —
41 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Skyscrapers and a Stadium: 1900-1972
42 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 2071 — Southgate Street School
43 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — 1151 — St. Paul's Church
44 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Steel Town
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45 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — The Civil War in Northern Kentucky
46 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — The Newport Southbank Bridge — A Walk Down History Lane
47 Kentucky, Campbell County, Newport — Welcome to the Dan Beard Riverwalk Trail
48 Kentucky, Campbell County, Silver Grove — 163 — Mary Ingles
49 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — 2237 — Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire
50 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 5 — Brent Spence — December 24, 1874 – September 18, 1967 — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
51 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 2 — Brigadier General George Baird Hodge — April 8, 1828-August 1, 1892 — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
52 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — 2311 — Congressmen Buried in Evergreen
53 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — In Memory of the Civil War Veterans Buried in Soldiers Lot — Evergreen Cemetery — Southgate, Kentucky —
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54 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 1 — Major David Leitch — September 11, 1753 - November 9, 1794 — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
55 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Major David Leitch Monument — Erected by his wife Keturah Moss
56 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — PFC Edward H. Ahrens — United States Marine Corps
57 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 7 — Richard Southgate — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
58 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 6 — Samuel Bigstaff — December 1, 1845 – August 18, 1912 — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
59 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Shaler Battery
60 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 10 — Shaler Battery and the Black Brigade — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
61 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — 1867 — William H. Horsfall
62 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate — Stop 3 — William Horsfall — March 3, 1847 – October 22, 1922 — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
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63 Kentucky, Campbell County, Southgate, Evergreen Cemetery — Stop 4 — James Taylor Jr. — 1769-1848 — Evergreen Cemetery Tour —
64 Kentucky, Campbell County, Wilder — 117 — Leitch’s Station — 1789 — Reported permanently removed
65 Kentucky, Campbell County, Wilder — St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
66 South Dakota, Campbell County, Eureka — Hoffnungstal EV. Lutheran Church
67 South Dakota, Campbell County, Herreid — 652 — You are about to enter South Dakota / You are now leaving South Dakota
68 South Dakota, Campbell County, Mound City — Mound City, South Dakota
69 South Dakota, Campbell County, Pollock — 654 — Flint Store and Post Office
70 South Dakota, Campbell County, Pollock — Lewis and Clark / Pollock, South Dakota
71 South Dakota, Campbell County, Pollock — Lewis and Clark and the Legend of Stone Idol Creek/Lewis and Clark Expedition Meet The Arikara
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72 South Dakota, Campbell County, Pollock — 662 — Old Pollock / Lot Distribution in New Pollock / Lake Pocasse
73 South Dakota, Campbell County, Pollock — Pollock, South Dakota Settlers / National Bicentennial Wagon Train
74 Tennessee, Campbell County, Careyville — The Civilian Conservation Corps and Cove Lake State Park
75 Tennessee, Campbell County, Caryville — Indian Mounds
76 Tennessee, Campbell County, Caryville — 1D 37 — Stone Mill — circa 1900-1934
77 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jacksboro — Campbell County War Memorial
78 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — ID 44 — "She Jumped the Tracks" Words of Fireman J. W. Tummins
79 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — All Veterans Memorial
80 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Civil War in Tennessee — War in the Mountains — Reported permanently removed
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81 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Conflict in Campbell County — War in the Mountains
82 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Grace Moore
83 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — 1D 38 — Grace Moore — 1898 - 1947
84 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — James (Jim) Tidwell, Jr. — 1927 * 1999
85 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Jellico Area Veterans Memorial — Lest We Forget
86 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — 1D 17 — Kirby Smith Invades Kentucky
87 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — 1 D1 — Tennessee - Campbell County / Kentucky
88 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Tennessee Civil War Trails — Create Some History of Your Own
89 Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Tramell Building
90 Tennessee, Campbell County, LaFollette — Big Creek Gap — Natural Opening
91 Tennessee, Campbell County, LaFollette — Glen Oaks
92 Tennessee, Campbell County, LaFollette — Historic Stone Chapel
93 Tennessee, Campbell County, LaFollette — Howard "Louie Bluie" Armstrong — 1909-2003
94 Tennessee, Campbell County, LaFollette — Howard "Louie Bluie" Armstrong — Tennessee Music Pathways
95 Virginia, Campbell County, Altavista — 1928 Bridge Between Hurt and Altavista
96 Virginia, Campbell County, Altavista — Altavista 9/11 Memorial
97 Virginia, Campbell County, Altavista — Avoca
98 Virginia, Campbell County, Altavista — Civil War Cannon
99 Virginia, Campbell County, Altavista — Colonel Charles Lynch — Born 1736 • Died 1796
100 Virginia, Campbell County, Altavista — Founders Square

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