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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in the Olde English District Region
By Brian Scott, March 21, 2016
Alexander's Old Fields Marker
1 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Beckhamville — 12-6 — Alexander's Old Fields —  |
| 2 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Beckhamville — Battle Of Beckhamville — May 1780 — |
| 3 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Blackstock — Burrel Hemphill — |
| 4 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Blackstock — 12-1 — Catholic Presbyterian Church — One Mile South — |
| 5 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Blackstock — Revolutionary Soldiers of Catholic Presbyterian Church — Founded 1759 — |
| 6 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Catawba — A Nest with a Bird's-Eye View — |
| 7 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Catawba — Landsford Canal State Park Trails — |
| 8 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Catawba — The Dam — |
| 9 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Catawba — Welcome to Landsford Canal State Park — |
| 10 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Aaron Burr Rock — |
| 11 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-11 — Black Rock Baptist Church / Black Rock School — |
| 12 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Blaser Building (1871-1874) — |
| 13 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-10 — Brainerd Institute — |
| 14 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Chester Confederate Monument — |
| 15 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-9 — Chester County Courthouse — |
| 16 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Chester County Courthouse (1825-1855) — |
| 17 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Chester County Veterans Memorial — |
| 18 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Chester Hotel Building (1866-1876) — |
| 19 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Chester Lodge World War II Marker — 1941-1945 — |
| 20 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Chester State Park — |
| 21 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Colonel Robert Patton — 1737-1807 — Revolutionary War Soldier and Patriot — |
| 22 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Confederate Parrott Field Rifle Model 1863 — Parrott Rifle Property of the Chester County Historical Society — |
| 23 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Confederate Parrott Field Rifle Model 1863 — Parrott Rifle Property of the Chester County Historical Society — |
| 24 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Davega Building — |
| 25 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-13 — Finley High School — |
| 26 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-7 / 291 — Fishing Creek Church — American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site — |
| 27 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Fishing Creek Confederate Monument — |
| 28 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Fishing Creek Revolutionary / Confederate War Memorial — |
| 29 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Monument Square — |
| 30 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-14 — Old Zion A.M.E. Zion Church — |
| 31 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Original Site of Purity Presbyterian Church — |
| 32 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — Reverend John Simpson — |
| 33 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — 12-12 — St. Paul Baptist Church at Halsellville / Carter Colored School — |
| 34 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Chester — World War Soldiers — |
| 35 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — Culvert — |
| 36 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — Footbridge — |
| 37 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — Great Indian Warrior Trading Path — (The Great Philadelphia Wagon Road) — |
| 38 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — 12-4 — Home Site of Justice John Gaston — |
| 39 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — 12-5 — Landsford / Landsford In The Revolution — |
| 40 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — Landsford Canal — |
| 41 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — Mill Complex — |
| 42 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — The Canal Bed — |
| 43 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Fort Lawn — The Guardlock — |
| 44 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Great Falls — Battle of Fishing Creek — August 18, 1780. — |
| 45 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Great Falls — 12-3 — Battle of Fishing Creek — |
| 46 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Great Falls — Rocky Mount — |
| 47 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Great Falls — Thomas Douglas Wallace Memorial — 1903-1937 — Educator Coach Humanitarian — |
| 48 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Leeds — 12-2 — Battle of Fishdam Ford — |
| 49 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Leeds — Fish Dam Battle Ground — |
| 50 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Lowrys — “Thirteen Original Colonies Bicentennial Covered Wagon Train” — |
| 51 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Richburg — Edgemoor & Manetta Railway (E & M Ry.) — |
| 52 ► South Carolina, Chester County, Rodman — Wilbur G. Grant Reservoir of Chester Metropolitan District — |
| 53 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — Captain Mose Rogers — Commander S. S. Savannah — First Steam Ship to Cross the Atlantic — |
| 54 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-4 — Cash Homesite / Capt. Thomas Ellerbe — |
| 55 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — Cheraw Confederate Memorial — |
| 56 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-5 — Coulter Memorial Academy Site — |
| 57 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-6 — Dizzy Gillespie Birthplace — |
| 58 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-11 — Francis Asbury's First Visit to S.C. — |
| 59 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — Grave of British Soldier — Reported permanently removed |
| 60 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 15 — Lafayette’s Tour — Mapping the Farewell Tour — The Lafayette Trail — |
| 61 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-18 — Long High School Site — |
| 62 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-1 — Old St. David's — |
| 63 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-8 — Pee Dee Union Baptist Church — |
| 64 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — 13-16 — Robert Smalls School — |
| 65 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Cheraw — The 71st Regiment of Foot — "The Fraser Highlanders" — |
| 66 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13-10 — Austin-Craig-Laney House — |
| 67 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13 17 — Chesterfield Academy — |
| 68 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13-3 — Chesterfield Courthouse — |
| 69 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13 15 — Chesterfield High School — |
| 70 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13-13 — Chesterfield Post Office — |
| 71 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — First Secession Meeting — |
| 72 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13-9 — John Craig House — |
| 73 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, Chesterfield — 13-2 — W. D. Craig House — |
| 74 ► South Carolina, Chesterfield County, McBee — 13-7 — Seaboard Air Line Railway Depot — |
| 75 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Blair — 20-11 — Feasterville Female and Male Academy — |
| 76 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Blair — Fort Wagner — |
| 77 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Jenkinsville — 20-6 — Kincaid-Anderson House — |
| 78 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Jenkinsville — 20-2 / 272 — Old Brick Church — American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site — |
| 79 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Mitford — 20-23 — Camp Welfare — |
| 80 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Mitford — 20-17 — Graveyard Of The Richmond Covenanter Church Reformed Presbyterian — A quarter mile east — |
| 81 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Monticello — Industry Evolution on the Broad River — From Henderson Island to the Fairfield Pumped Storage Facility — |
| 82 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Monticello — Industry Evolution on the Broad River — From Henderson Island to the Fairfield Pumped Storage Facility — |
| 83 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Parr — 20-5 — Nuclear Power — |
| 84 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Ridgeway — 20-20 — Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints — |
| 85 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Ridgeway — 20-1 — Confederate Headquarters — |
| 86 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Ridgeway — Ridgeway — |
| 87 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Rion — 20-24 — The Oaks — |
| 88 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Rockton — 20-9 — Thomas Woodward — |
| 89 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Salem Crossroads — 20-10 — Battle of Mobley's Meeting House — |
| 90 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Salem Crossroads — 20-15 — John Hugh Means/William Harper — |
| 91 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — 20-19 — Bethel Church — |
| 92 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — British Headquarters — |
| 93 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — 20-14 — Cathcart-Ketchin House / Catharine Ladd — |
| 94 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — Confederate Dead of Fairfield County — |
| 95 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — 20-7 — Fairfield County / Winnsboro — |
| 96 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — 20-8 — Fairfield County Courthouse — |
| 97 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — 20-16 — Fairfield Institute / Kelly Miller — / (1863 - 1939() — |
| 98 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — 20-18 — First Methodist Church — |
| 99 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — Hampton and Branchville #44 — South Carolina Railroad Museum — |
| 100 ► South Carolina, Fairfield County, Winnsboro — How the Injector Works — South Carolina Railroad Museum — |
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