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“The Road that Built the Nation.” The first (1811) federally funded road in the U.S. ran from Baltimore, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois.
 
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Great Western School Marker
201 Ohio, Belmont County, Saint Clairsville — Great Western School — The Historic National Road in Ohio
202 Ohio, Belmont County, Saint Clairsville — Milestone Marks where Extension of National Road… — Reported permanently removed
203 Ohio, Belmont County, Saint Clairsville — St. Clairsville — The Historic National Road in Ohio
204 Ohio, Belmont County, Saint Clairsville — The Historic National Road in Ohio
205 Ohio, Belmont County, Saint Clairsville, Richland Township — 20-7 — Belmont County / Groundbreaking Site of the National Road in Ohio
206 Ohio, Clark County, South Vienna, Hollandia View — Buena Vista Tavern — The Historic National Road in Ohio — Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Travel Accommodations —
207 Ohio, Clark County, Springfield — Esplanade/Fountain Square
208 Ohio, Clark County, Springfield — Historic National Road — The Road That Helped Build America
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209 Ohio, Clark County, Springfield — Madonna of the Trail
210 Ohio, Clark County, Springfield — Mile Markers — The Historic National Road in Ohio
211 Ohio, Clark County, Springfield, Springfield Township — 4-12 — Pennsylvania House / The National Road
212 Ohio, Clark County, Springfield, Springfield Township — The National Road
213 Ohio, Franklin County, Bexley, Bexley Plaza — 58-25 — The National Road / The Interurban Electric Railway
214 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Downtown — Broad Street Bridge — The Historic National Road in Ohio
215 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Downtown — Central High School — The Historic National Road in Ohio
216 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Downtown — The Great Southern Hotel — The Historic National Road in Ohio
217 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Eastmoor — Eastmoor — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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218 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Hilltop — Camp Chase — The Historic National Road in Ohio
219 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Hilltop — 43-25 — The National Road
220 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Near East Side — Engine House 11 — The Historic National Road in Ohio
221 Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Whitehall — The Underground Railroad — The Historic National Road in Ohio
222 Ohio, Franklin County, Reynoldsburg — Mile Markers — Reynoldsbirg — One of Several Identical Markers —
223 Ohio, Franklin County, Reynoldsburg — Reynoldsburg — The Historic National Road in Ohio — The Birthplace of the Tomato —
224 Ohio, Franklin County, Whitehall, Lowrie Brothers — Whitehall Tavern — The Historic National Road in Ohio
225 Ohio, Guernsey County, Cambridge — “S” Bridge
226 Ohio, Guernsey County, Cambridge — Cambridge — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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227 Ohio, Guernsey County, Cambridge — Peacock Road — The Historic National Road in Ohio
228 Ohio, Guernsey County, Cambridge — Peters Creek Mile Marker — One of Several Identical Markers
229 Ohio, Guernsey County, Cambridge — Peters Creek S-Bridge — The Historic National Road in Ohio
230 Ohio, Guernsey County, Old Washington — Old Washington — Historic District — The Historic National Road in Ohio —
231 Ohio, Guernsey County, Salesville — “S” Bridge — Old National Road — Built about 1828 —
232 Ohio, Licking County, Etna — Etna — The Historic National Road in Ohio
233 Ohio, Licking County, Hebron — Hebron — The Historic National Road in Ohio — Transportation Crossroad —
234 Ohio, Licking County, Hebron — 1-45 — Hebron
235 Ohio, Licking County, Hebron — Hebron Mill — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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236 Ohio, Licking County, Hebron — Hebron Milling Company — Historic Site
237 Ohio, Licking County, Kirkersville — Kirkersville — The Impact of the Interurban — The Historic National Road in Ohio —
238 Ohio, Licking County, Kirkersville — Mile Markers — Kirkersville — One of Several Identical Markers —
239 Ohio, Licking County, Newark — The National Road
240 Ohio, Licking County, Thornville — Eagle’s Nest
241 Ohio, Licking County, Thornville — Eagles Nest — The Historic National Road in Ohio
242 Ohio, Madison County, Lafayette — Red Brick Tavern — The Historic National Road in Ohio — A Presidential Wayside —
243 Ohio, Madison County, Lafayette — The Anderson House — The Historic National Road in Ohio
244 Ohio, Madison County, West Jefferson — West Jefferson — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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245 Ohio, Miami County, Brandt — 2-55 — The Old National Road
246 Ohio, Miami County, Phoneton — Phoneton — The Historic National Road in Ohio — Communications Center —
247 Ohio, Montgomery County, Englewood — Englewood — Founded as Harrisburg- 1841 — The Historic National Road in Ohio —
248 Ohio, Montgomery County, Englewood — National Road US 40 — Modern Mile-marker in Englewood, Ohio
249 Ohio, Montgomery County, Vandalia — Tadmor - Taylorsville — The Historic National Road in Ohio
250 Ohio, Montgomery County, Vandalia — The Crossroads of America — Vandalia — The Historic National Road in Ohio —
251 Ohio, Montgomery County, Vandalia — 10- 57 — The Village of Tadmor / The National Road
252 Ohio, Muskingum County, New Concord — Findley Settlement
253 Ohio, Muskingum County, New Concord — John Glenn — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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254 Ohio, Muskingum County, New Concord — New Concord — The Historic National Road in Ohio
255 Ohio, Muskingum County, New Concord — 2-60 — S-Bridge
256 Ohio, Muskingum County, New Concord — 12-60 — Zane's Trace
257 Ohio, Muskingum County, Norwich — 15-60 — First Traffic Fatality in Ohio / The National Road
258 Ohio, Muskingum County, Norwich — Mile Markers — National Road/Zane Grey Museum — One of Several Identical Markers —
259 Ohio, Muskingum County, Norwich — Motels — The Historic National Road in Ohio
260 Ohio, Muskingum County, Norwich — The Historic National Road — in Ohio
261 Ohio, Muskingum County, Norwich — The Ralph Hardesty Stone House — The Historic National Road in Ohio — The Road That Helped Build The Nation —
262 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — Headley Inn — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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263 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — Nelson T. Gant House — The Historic National Road in Ohio
264 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — Smith House & Farm
265 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — The History of Zanesville
266 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — Y-Bridge — The Historic National Road in Ohio — A Unique Landmark —
267 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — 3-60 — Y-Bridge — 1902 —
268 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — 4-60 — Y-Bridge — 1902 —
269 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — 5-60 — Y-Bridge — 1902 — Reported missing
270 Ohio, Muskingum County, Zanesville — Zanesville — The Historic National Road in Ohio
271 Ohio, Preble County, Lewisburg — Euphemia — The Historic National Road in Ohio
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272 Ohio, Preble County, Lewisburg — Welcome to the National Road — The Historic National Road in Ohio — West Gate —
273 Ohio, Preble County, New Paris, Jackson Township — Welcome to the National Road — The Historic National Road in Ohio
274 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Brownsville — Brownsville - Route 40 Bridge
275 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Brownsville — Dunlap’s Creek Bridge
276 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Brownsville — The First Cast Iron Bridge
277 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Farmington, Wharton Township — Fort Necessity National Battlefield — Information
278 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Farmington, Wharton Township — Mount Washington Tavern — Fort Necessity National Battlefield — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
279 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Farmington, Wharton Township — 2 — National Road
280 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Farmington, Wharton Township — The National Road — Fort Necessity National Battlefield — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
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281 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Farmington, Wharton Township — Trail Information — Fort Necessity National Battlefield — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
282 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Grindstone — 2 — National Road
283 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Hopwood — National Road
284 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Uniontown — Fayette County
285 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Uniontown — Searight’s Tollhouse
286 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Uniontown — Thomas Jefferson and Albert Gallatin
287 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Uniontown — Toll House
288 Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Uniontown — Uniontown
289 Pennsylvania, Somerset County, Addison — Toll House
290 Pennsylvania, Somerset County, Addison, Addison Township — 2 — National Road
291 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Centerville — Centerville
292 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Centerville, West Pike Run Township — 10 — Madonna of the Trail
293 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Claysville — Claysville — Historic National Road
294 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Claysville, Buffalo Township — “S” Bridge
295 Pennsylvania, Washington County, North Bethlehem Township — Century Inn — Reported missing
296 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Scenery Hill, North Bethlehem Township — Hill’s Tavern
297 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Washington, Buffalo Township — National Road
298 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Washington, Buffalo Township — Washington
299 Pennsylvania, Washington County, Washington, South Strabane Township — Washington
300 West Virginia, Ohio County, Elm Grove — “Monument Place”

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