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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lexington
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1 ► Virginia, Lexington — 9 — "Big Foot" Wm. A. Wallace —  |
| 2 ► Virginia, Lexington — "The Castle" — |
| 3 ► Virginia, Lexington — 9/11 Memorial — |
| 4 ► Virginia, Lexington — A Difficult, Yet Undeniable, History — |
| 5 ► Virginia, Lexington — A Stone from Old Monmouth/Lexington Presbyterian Church — |
| 6 ► Virginia, Lexington — 45 — Admiral Richard Byrd — |
| 7 ► Virginia, Lexington — 55 — Alben W. Barkley — |
| 8 ► Virginia, Lexington — Barracks The Virginia Military Institute — |
| 9 ► Virginia, Lexington — Batteaux, Freight Boats, Packet Boats, Wagons, Horses & Mules — |
| 10 ► Virginia, Lexington — Bell, 1890 — |
| 11 ► Virginia, Lexington — 43 — Benjamin Borden, Sr. — |
| 12 ► Virginia, Lexington — 44 — Benjamin C. Moomaw — Brethren Minister — |
| 13 ► Virginia, Lexington — 7 — C.M. Figgat — Cashier / Embezzler — |
| 14 ► Virginia, Lexington — Campbell House, ca. 1845 — Historic Lexington — |
| 15 ► Virginia, Lexington — Christopher James Coffland '88 — |
| 16 ► Virginia, Lexington — Cincinnatus Citizen-Soldier — |
| 17 ► Virginia, Lexington — 8 — Col. J.T.L. Preston — Lawyer & Professor — |
| 18 ► Virginia, Lexington — 48 — Col. James McDowell — VA Governor 1843-46 — |
| 19 ► Virginia, Lexington — Colonel Claudius Crozet — |
| 20 ► Virginia, Lexington — 53 — Cy Twombly — |
| 21 ► Virginia, Lexington — 35 — Cyrus H. McCormick — |
| 22 ► Virginia, Lexington — Cyrus Hall McCormick — 1809 • • • 1884 — |
| 23 ► Virginia, Lexington — Cyrus Hall McCormick — 1809-1884 — |
| 24 ► Virginia, Lexington — David Rohrer Herr, Jr. '84 — |
| 25 ► Virginia, Lexington — Dold Building, ca. 1820 — Historic Lexington — |
| 26 ► Virginia, Lexington — 31 — Dr. Ephraim McDowell — |
| 27 ► Virginia, Lexington — Eagle Tavern — Lewis and Clark Eastern Legacy Trail — |
| 28 ► Virginia, Lexington — 3 — Edward Tarr — |
| 29 ► Virginia, Lexington — Entrepreneurs, Tradesmen and Laborers — |
| 30 ► Virginia, Lexington — First Baptist Church — |
| 31 ► Virginia, Lexington — First it was cotton, then it was barrels, then it was grain... — |
| 32 ► Virginia, Lexington — Fish Really Need a Ladder Sometimes! — Why and how does it work? — |
| 33 ► Virginia, Lexington — I-30 — Founding of Kappa Alpha Order — |
| 34 ► Virginia, Lexington — 13 — Francis Henney Smith — |
| 35 ► Virginia, Lexington — 34 — Frank Padget — Boatman, Slave, Savior — |
| 36 ► Virginia, Lexington — 49 — Gen. "Bull" Paxton CSA — |
| 37 ► Virginia, Lexington — 40 — Gen. David Hunter — |
| 38 ► Virginia, Lexington — 33 — Gen. George S. Patton — "Old Blood and Guts" — |
| 39 ► Virginia, Lexington — 37 — Gen. Jackson CSA — "Stonewall" — |
| 40 ► Virginia, Lexington — 30 — Gen. John Lejeune — |
| 41 ► Virginia, Lexington — 12 — Gen. Robert E. Lee — Soldier & Leader — |
| 42 ► Virginia, Lexington — 38 — Gen. Samuel Houston — |
| 43 ► Virginia, Lexington — General Lee’s Beloved Traveller — |
| 44 ► Virginia, Lexington — General Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. — |
| 45 ► Virginia, Lexington — George C. Marshall — V.M.I. Class of 1901 — |
| 46 ► Virginia, Lexington — 19 — George C. Marshall — WWII 5-Star General — |
| 47 ► Virginia, Lexington — George Catlett Marshall — |
| 48 ► Virginia, Lexington — George Washington — |
| 49 ► Virginia, Lexington — 20 — George Washington — Nat. Brdg. Survey 1750 — |
| 50 ► Virginia, Lexington — 22 — George Wm. Crumb — |
| 51 ► Virginia, Lexington — Gold Star Families Memorial Monument — |
| 52 ► Virginia, Lexington — Grace Church — |
| 53 ► Virginia, Lexington — 27 — Harry Lee & Eliza Walker — |
| 54 ► Virginia, Lexington — Historic Lexington Train Station — |
| 55 ► Virginia, Lexington — Hopkins Green — |
| 56 ► Virginia, Lexington — Hotchkiss House — |
| 57 ► Virginia, Lexington — Iron Rails, Steam Locomotives, 90 years — |
| 58 ► Virginia, Lexington — Is a Packet Boat a Passenger Boat? — |
| 59 ► Virginia, Lexington — Jackson’s Classroom — |
| 60 ► Virginia, Lexington — Jackson's Garden — |
| 61 ► Virginia, Lexington — 47 — James Ward Wood — |
| 62 ► Virginia, Lexington — 11 — John Chavis — Minister, Educator — |
| 63 ► Virginia, Lexington — I-24 — John Chavis — |
| 64 ► Virginia, Lexington — 10 — John Letcher — Editor & Congressman — |
| 65 ► Virginia, Lexington — John Robinson — |
| 66 ► Virginia, Lexington — John Robinson — 1754 - 1826 — |
| 67 ► Virginia, Lexington — 51 — John Robinson — "Jockey" John — |
| 68 ► Virginia, Lexington — 29 — Jonathan Daniels — |
| 69 ► Virginia, Lexington — 6 — Jordan and Darst — Noteworthy Builders — |
| 70 ► Virginia, Lexington — Jordan’s Point — “A day I will never forget…” Margaret Junkin Preston diary, June 12, 1864 — Reported permanently removed |
| 71 ► Virginia, Lexington — Jordan's Point — "A Sharp Fight on the Banks of the River" — Hunter's Raid — |
| 72 ► Virginia, Lexington — 23 — Keigh-Tugh-Qua — Chief "Cornstalk" — |
| 73 ► Virginia, Lexington — Korean and Vietnam Wars Memorial — |
| 74 ► Virginia, Lexington — Korean War — * Roll of Honor * — 25 July 1950 – 27 July 1953 — |
| 75 ► Virginia, Lexington — Last Home of Traveller — |
| 76 ► Virginia, Lexington — Lee-Jackson House — |
| 77 ► Virginia, Lexington — 28 — Lewis Watts — "The Rhythm Makers" — |
| 78 ► Virginia, Lexington — Lexington — ”Shells went through the houses” — Hunter's Raid — Reported permanently removed |
| 79 ► Virginia, Lexington — Lexington — "The Wretches Galloped into Town" — Hunter's Raid — |
| 80 ► Virginia, Lexington — I-28 — Lexington and the Green Book — |
| 81 ► Virginia, Lexington — I-22 — Liberty Hall Academy Ruins — |
| 82 ► Virginia, Lexington — Little Sorrel — |
| 83 ► Virginia, Lexington — 36 — Little Sorrel — CSA War Horse — |
| 84 ► Virginia, Lexington — Lot One-Lexington — |
| 85 ► Virginia, Lexington — 32 — Lt. Gen. L.B. Puller — |
| 86 ► Virginia, Lexington — Lt. Gen. Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson 1824-1863 — |
| 87 ► Virginia, Lexington — I-27 — Lylburn Downing School — |
| 88 ► Virginia, Lexington — Major General Francis H. Smith — Superintendent — November 11, 1839 to December 31, 1889 — |
| 89 ► Virginia, Lexington — Manly Memorial Baptist Church — |
| 90 ► Virginia, Lexington — 57 — Margaret J. Preston — Poetess of the South — |
| 91 ► Virginia, Lexington — 5 — Mary McD. Greenlee — 1st Woman Settler — |
| 92 ► Virginia, Lexington — 50 — Mary Moore Brown — |
| 93 ► Virginia, Lexington — 54 — Matthew F. Maury — "Pathfinder of the Seas" — |
| 94 ► Virginia, Lexington — 15 — Mel Greenburg — |
| 95 ► Virginia, Lexington — 17 — Meriwether Lewis — 1774 - 1809 — |
| 96 ► Virginia, Lexington — 1 — Michael Miley — |
| 97 ► Virginia, Lexington — 2 — Mike Seeger — |
| 98 ► Virginia, Lexington — Millrace, Headrace, Tailrace: It's all very confusing. — |
| 99 ► Virginia, Lexington — Mills, Forges and Foundries... — |
| 100 ► Virginia, Lexington — Model 1861 10-Pound Parrott Rifle with Limber — "The fires were accurate as to the plane and range... " — |
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