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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in the Cherokee Nation
By Marc Hayot, June 28, 2026
End of the Journey Marker
1 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Stilwell — End of the Journey Stilwell and the Trail of Tears Trail of Tears National Historic Trail Trail of Tears Association; National Park Service —  |
| 2 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Stilwell — KCS Railway Depot — |
| 3 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Stilwell — The End of the Journey Stilwell and the Trail of Tears Trail of Tears National Historic Trail — |
| 4 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Watts — 65 — Fort Wayne — |
| 5 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Westville — Baptist Mission — |
| 6 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Westville — 62 — Baptist Mission — |
| 7 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Westville — Home in the West Westville and the Trail of Tears Trail of Tears National Historic Trail — |
| 8 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Westville — 64 — Robert Rogers — |
| 9 ► Oklahoma, Adair County, Westville — The End of the Journey Westville and the Trail of Tears Trail of Tears National Historic Trail — |
| 10 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Park Hill — Park Hill — |
| 11 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Park Hill — 66 — Park Hill Press — |
| 12 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Park Hill — 67 — Riley's Chapel — |
| 13 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Park Hill — Trail of Tears — |
| 14 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Billy B. Walkabout — |
| 15 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Cherokee Advocate Vol. 1. Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1844, No. 1. — |
| 16 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Cherokee National Capitol — |
| 17 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Cherokee Warrior Memorial All Gave Some, Some Gave All — |
| 18 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — First Telephone in Oklahoma — |
| 19 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — H-5 — Historic Tahlequah — |
| 20 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — History of the Cherokee National Capitol Square — |
| 21 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Jack C. Montgomery — |
| 22 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — John Brian Stapler — |
| 23 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — John Noah Reese, Jr. — |
| 24 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — John Ross ᎫᏫᏍᎫᏫ 1790-1866 — |
| 25 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Judge John Martin, Jr. — |
| 26 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Northeastern State University Centennial Plaza Dedicated March 6, 2009 — |
| 27 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Replica of the Statue of Liberty — |
| 28 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — 68 — Tahlequah — |
| 29 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — The Blacksmith Shop — |
| 30 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — The Workman's Horse A Tahlequah landmark — |
| 31 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Thompson House Circa 1880's — |
| 32 ► Oklahoma, Cherokee County, Tahlequah — Veterans Memorial — |
| 33 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Pensacola — Confederate Soldiers Battle of Cabin Creek, Sept. 19, 1864 — |
| 34 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — A-12 — Grand River Dam Will Rogers Memorial Highway — |
| 35 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — Historic Attucks High School 19161958 — |
| 36 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — Hi-Way Cafe, Vinita, Oklahoma Route 66 Roadside Attraction — |
| 37 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — President Franklin D. Roosevelt Stops at Vinita Katy Railroad Depot — |
| 38 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — U.S. 66 - Will Rogers Highway Main St. of America Chicago to Los Angeles — |
| 39 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — War Memorial — |
| 40 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — Western Motel, Vinita, Oklahoma Route 66 Roadside Attraction — |
| 41 ► Oklahoma, Craig County, Vinita — Worcester Academy A Congregational Mission School — |
| 42 ► Oklahoma, Delaware County, Bernice — Rolston Memorial — |
| 43 ► Oklahoma, Delaware County, Jay — 155 — Fort Wayne — |
| 44 ► Oklahoma, Delaware County, Jay — Veterans Walk of Honor — |
| 45 ► Oklahoma, Delaware County, Near Dodge — Stand Watie Degataga Oo-Watee — |
| 46 ► Oklahoma, Delaware County, Twin Oaks — 152 — New Springplace — |
| 47 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Adair — 159 — Cabin Creek Battlefield — |
| 48 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Chouteau — Union Mission On these Premises
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| 49 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Chouteau — Union Mission and Cemetery — |
| 50 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Ketchum — 151-1995 — Old Military Road — |
| 51 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Locust Grove — 160 — Battle of Locust Grove — |
| 52 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pensacola — 14th Kansas Cavalry — |
| 53 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pensacola — 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry 79th U.S.C.T. First Battle of Cabin Creek, 1863 — |
| 54 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pensacola — 2nd Indian Homeguards — |
| 55 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pensacola — 3rd Indian Homeguards Cabin Creek Battlefield — |
| 56 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pensacola — 6th Kansas Cavalry — |
| 57 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pensacola — Cabin Creek Battlefield 8 mi. E. — |
| 58 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pryor — Nathaniel Hale Pryor b. Amherst County, Virginia, 1772 d. June of 1831 — |
| 59 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Pryor — Veterans Memorial 1776 - 1976 — |
| 60 ► Oklahoma, Mayes County, Salina — 158 — Chouteau's Post — |
| 61 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — 116 South Broadway — |
| 62 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — City Hall — |
| 63 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — 228 — Deputy U.S. Marshal James Nakedhead — |
| 64 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Jefferson Highway c. 1920 — |
| 65 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Kniseley and Long Building — |
| 66 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Methodist Episcopal Church, South — |
| 67 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Missouri-Kansas-Texas Depot — |
| 68 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Paul Henry Carr 1924 - 1944 WWII Naval Hero, Checotah — |
| 69 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Tabor House Built in 1912 — |
| 70 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — The Gentry Block — |
| 71 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Towry Brothers Building — |
| 72 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Checotah — Veterans Memorial — |
| 73 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Alexander Posey — |
| 74 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Asbury Memorial To Asbury Manual Labor School (Est. 1847) — |
| 75 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Buckner Cemetery — |
| 76 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — City Hall — |
| 77 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Green Corn Dance — |
| 78 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Palmer — |
| 79 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Tuskegee Baptist Church (Founded 1867) — |
| 80 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Eufaula — Veterans Memorial — |
| 81 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Oktaha — Southern Camps Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Four · Battle at the Bridge — |
| 82 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Porum — Younger's Bend — |
| 83 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — 1st Choctaw & Chickasaw Mounted Rifles Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Five · Last Engagement — |
| 84 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — 1st Regiment Kansas Colored Volunteers 1863 - 1865 — |
| 85 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — All-Black Towns of Oklahoma / Rentiesville — |
| 86 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Battlefield Archaeology Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Six · Honey Springs Depot — |
| 87 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Burying the Dead Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Five · Last Engagement — |
| 88 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Confederate Soldiers Honey Springs July 17, 1863 — |
| 89 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Five Civilized Tribes in the Battle of Honey Springs — |
| 90 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Honey Springs Depot on the Texas Road Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Six · Honey Springs Depot — |
| 91 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — How We Know What We Know · Soldiers' Letters Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Six · Honey Springs Depot — |
| 92 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Private Cemetery — |
| 93 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Texas Monument Battle of Honey Springs — |
| 94 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — The Armies Rest and Recuperate Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Five · Last Engagement — |
| 95 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — The Confederate Headquarters and Reserve Units Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Six · Honey Springs Depot — |
| 96 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — The Final Engagement Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Five · Last Engagement — |
| 97 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — The Texas Road Honey Springs Battlefield - 1863 — |
| 98 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Treating the Wounded Honey Springs Battlefield Interpretive Trail Five · Last Engagement — |
| 99 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — Union Soldiers Honey Springs July 17, 1863 — |
| 100 ► Oklahoma, McIntosh County, Rentiesville — William Frederick McIntosh 1824 - 1898 — |
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