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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in the Lake Cumberland Region

 
By Darren Jefferson Clay, April 6, 2024
Bible Mission School / Bible Mission School and Orphanage Marker
1 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 1927 — Bible Mission School / Bible Mission School and Orphanage
2 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 780 — Civil War Terrorist
3 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 1619 — Clear Fork Baptist Church
4 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 811 — County Named, 1835
5 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 597 — Courthouse Burned
6 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 1306 — Governor's Birthplace — Reported missing
7 Kentucky, Clinton County, Albany — 1516 — Pioneer Settler
8 Kentucky, Clinton County, Snow — 1310 — Sen. Ed P. Warinner / Seventy-Six Falls
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9 Kentucky, McCreary County, Honeybee — Big Bend Loop — Hiking Trail
10 Kentucky, McCreary County, Honeybee — Cumberland Falls… — A Past Resort
11 Kentucky, McCreary County, Honeybee — Niagara of the South
12 Kentucky, McCreary County, Parkers Lake — 666 — 4-H Craft Center — Reported missing
13 Kentucky, McCreary County, Pine Knot — 2300 — Edward "Eddie" Ward
14 Kentucky, McCreary County, Stearns — Historic Stearns Kentucky
15 Kentucky, McCreary County, Stearns — 1075 — Princess Cornblossom
16 Kentucky, McCreary County, Stearns — Sandstone Tree Stump
17 Kentucky, McCreary County, Stearns — Stearns Coal & Lumber Company
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18 Kentucky, McCreary County, Whitley City — 702 — First Kentucky Oil Well / Martin Beaty (Beatty)
19 Kentucky, McCreary County, Whitley City — 1243 — McCreary County, 1912
20 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Burnside — 980 — Burnside
21 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Burnside — 1007 — First Boy Scout Troop
22 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Burnside — 1807 — Harriette Simpson Arnow — (1908-1986)
23 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Burnside — Old Burnside / Harriette Simpson Arnow
24 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — "A Hard March" — Reported permanently removed
25 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — "Battle on a Sabbath Morn" — The Battle - 8:00 until 9:00 A.M. — Reported permanently removed
26 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — "Confederate Mass Grave"
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27 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — "Poor Charlie" — Reported permanently removed
28 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — "Poor Charlie" — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
29 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — "The Zollie Tree" — Reported permanently removed
30 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — A Fatal Mistake — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
31 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — A Hard March — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
32 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — A National Cemetery System
33 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — A Scene of Battle — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
34 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Action at Timmy's Branch — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
35 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Archaeology and the Mill Springs Battlefield
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36 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Balie Peyton, Jr. (1833-1862)
37 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Battle on a Sabbath Morn — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
38 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Confederate Artillery — Rutledge's Tennessee Light Artillery Battery — Reported permanently removed
39 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Confederate Dead — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
40 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — 863 — Confederate Defense Line / The Forces Move In / Battle of Mill Springs / Aftermath
41 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Confederate Field Hospital — Battle of Mill Springs
42 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Confederate Mass Grave Memorial
43 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Confederate Retreat
44 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Dawn of Battle — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
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45 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — 1920 — Felix K. Zollicoffer / "Zollie Tree"
46 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Fix Bayonets - Charge! — The Battle - Mid-Morning — Reported permanently removed
47 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Fix Bayonets, Charge! — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
48 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Gen'l Felix K. Zollicoffer
49 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — George Henry Thomas — The Rock of Chickamauga, the Sledge of Nashville — Reported permanently removed
50 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Melee at the Fence — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
51 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark
52 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Mill Springs National Cemetery
53 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Mistaken Identity - A Deadly Error — Reported permanently removed
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54 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Respite at Moulden's Hill — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
55 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Rutledge's Battery — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
56 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Noble Ellis Saves an Army — Mill Springs Battlefield
57 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Blacksmith Shop — A Haven for the Wounded
58 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Dawn of Battle — The Battle — 6:00 A.M. — Reported permanently removed
59 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The General Commanding — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
60 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Last Stand — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
61 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Ravine
62 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Union Advance — "The enemy gave way ... like chaff before the wind."
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63 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Union Line at the Fence — Union soldiers choose their ground — Reported permanently removed
64 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — The Zollie Tree — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
65 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Timmy's Branch — Union Cavalry Picket Line — Battle of Mill Springs — Reported permanently removed
66 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Turpin/Simpson Properties — Last Stand Hill — Battle of Mill Springs —
67 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Nancy — Victory! — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
68 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — Battle of Dutton's Hill Monument
69 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — 712 — Dutton's Hill Battle
70 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — 1684 — Home of Governor Morrow
71 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — 677 — Morgan's First Raid — Confederate Raids and Invasions, and a Federal Retreat, in Kentucky
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72 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — 1607 - A — Pulaski County 1799
73 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — Russell S. Dyche Memorial Highway
74 Kentucky, Pulaski County, Somerset — 1607 - B — Town Spring
75 Kentucky, Russell County, Jamestown — 1109 — Creelsboro
76 Kentucky, Russell County, Jamestown — In Memory of those who died for God and Country
77 Kentucky, Russell County, Jamestown — 724 — Jamestown Skirmishes
78 Kentucky, Russell County, Jamestown — 954 — Russell County
79 Kentucky, Russell County, Jamestown — Russell County World War I Memorial
80 Kentucky, Russell County, Russell Springs — 1233 — Chalybeate Springs
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81 Kentucky, Russell County, Russell Springs — 1486 — Forage Depot-Civil War
82 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — Home, Headquarters, Hospital — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
83 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — 75 — Mill Springs
84 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — Mill Springs and the Civil War — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
85 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — The Battle of Mill Springs — Mill Springs Battlefield
86 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — The Cumberland River — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
87 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — The West-Metcalfe House — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —
88 Kentucky, Wayne County, Mill Springs — 1275 — West-Metcalfe House
89 Kentucky, Wayne County, Monticello — 804 — County Named, 1800
90 Kentucky, Wayne County, Monticello — Elder W.A. "Uncle Billy" Cooper — 1813 - 1909 — Pastor - Scholar - Statesman —
91 Kentucky, Wayne County, Monticello — 989 — Monticello
92 Kentucky, Wayne County, Monticello — Wayne County Veterans Memorial
93 Kentucky, Wayne County, Monticello — Wayne County WWI Veterans Memorial
94 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — 2452 — Beech Grove / Noble Ellis
95 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — Fortifications at Beech Grove
96 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — Moulden's Hill — Union Artillery Position — Battle of Mill Springs — Reported permanently removed
97 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — Noble Ellis - Sternwheeler that Saved an Army — Ferry Landing — Battle of Mill Springs — Reported permanently removed
98 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — Winter Quarters
99 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — Zollie's Den — Beech Grove Confederate Camp — Battle of Mill Springs — Reported permanently removed
100 Kentucky, Wayne County, Nancy — Zollie's Den — Mill Springs Battlefield — National Historic Landmark —

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