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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in Eastern Kentucky Region
By Duane Hall, May 22, 2013
The Fitzpatrick Farm Marker
101 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — 2093 — The Battle of Middle Creek / The Fitzpatrick Farm —  |
| 102 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The Burns House / A Brief History of the Garfield Place — |
| 103 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The Confederate Command Post — |
| 104 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The Confederate Waiting Game — |
| 105 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The May Farm — Staging Area for Humphrey Marshall's Confederates — |
| 106 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The Middle Creek National Battlefield Foundation — |
| 107 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The Union Assault — |
| 108 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — The Union Command Post — |
| 109 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Prestonsburg — Why They Fought Here — |
| 110 ► Kentucky, Floyd County, Tram — 905 — Little Floyd — |
| 111 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Baxter — 775 — Inspiration Mountain — |
| 112 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Benham — 1995 — Joseph Alexander Matthews — (1902 - 1970) — |
| 113 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Cranks — 570 — Civil War Routes — |
| 114 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — A Tale of Six Cities — |
| 115 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — 785 — County Named, 1819 — |
| 116 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — 588 — Courthouse Burned — |
| 117 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — Famous People from Harlan County — |
| 118 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — First Car of Coal — August 23, 1941 — |
| 119 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — Harlan County Coal Miner Memorial — |
| 120 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — History of Harlan County Kentucky — |
| 121 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — 2413 — Scouting in Harlan County — |
| 122 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — Spirit of the American Doughboy — Harlan County WWI Memorial — |
| 123 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — The Early Setters and an Unmarked Graveyard — |
| 124 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — The First Car of Coal Shipped from Harlan County — |
| 125 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — The First Industry of Harlan County — |
| 126 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — The L&N Railroad in Harlan County — |
| 127 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Harlan — Veterans Memorial — |
| 128 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — City Water Plant — |
| 129 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Coal Tipple — |
| 130 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — History of Lynch — |
| 131 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Lamp House No. 2 — |
| 132 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — 1803 — Lynch — |
| 133 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — 2109 — Lynch Colored High School - West Main High School — |
| 134 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Lynch Firehouse — |
| 135 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Mine Ventilating Fan — |
| 136 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — No. 31 Mine Portals — |
| 137 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — No. 31 Mine Shop — |
| 138 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Power House — |
| 139 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Railroad Station — |
| 140 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Restaurant Building — |
| 141 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — To Honor the Black Coal Miners — |
| 142 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Lynch — Winifrede Mine Conveyor — |
| 143 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Partridge — Highest Point in Kentucky — Elevation 4,139 Feet — |
| 144 ► Kentucky, Harlan County, Pine Mountain — 2387 — Pine Mountain Settlement School / A Community School — |
| 145 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 1125 — County Named, 1843 — |
| 146 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 736 — Harman Station — Reported missing |
| 147 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 735 — Jenny (Jennie) Wiley — Reported missing |
| 148 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 1632 — John C.C. Mayo — “Doer” / John C.C. Mayo — “Dreamer” — Reported missing |
| 149 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 700 — Morgan’s Last Raid — Confederate Raids and Invasions, and a Federal Retreat, in Kentucky — |
| 150 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 1126 — Paintsville — |
| 151 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 903 — The Walker Expedition — |
| 152 ► Kentucky, Johnson County, Paintsville — 608 — War on the Big Sandy — |
| 153 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Garner — 653 — Alice Lloyd College — |
| 154 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hazard — 1543 — Cordia School — |
| 155 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hindman — Carl Dewey Perkins — October 15, 1912 - August 3, 1984 — Member of the U.S. House of Representatives 1949-1984 — |
| 156 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hindman — 791 — County Named, 1884 — |
| 157 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hindman — 1512 — Dr. Josiah H. Combs, 1886-1960 / Folk Music Scholar — |
| 158 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hindman — 177 — Hindman Settlement School — |
| 159 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hindman — 624 — Morgan's Last Raid — Confederate Raids and Invasions, and a Federal Retreat, in Kentucky — |
| 160 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Hindman — 1119 — Pioneer Educator — |
| 161 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Isom — 1152 — Carr Creek Center — |
| 162 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Pippa Passes — 1532 — Founder’s Shack — 1917 — |
| 163 ► Kentucky, Knott County, Pippa Passes — The Caney Creek Community Center — Founded in This Shack — |
| 164 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — Camp Andy Johnson — Union Recruiting Camp — |
| 165 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — 518 — Civil War Actions — |
| 166 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — 782 — County Named, 1799 — |
| 167 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — Daniel Boone — |
| 168 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — 72 — First Cabin in Kentucky — |
| 169 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — First House in Kentucky — Dr. Thomas Walker Cabin — |
| 170 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — First House in Ky. — 1750 — |
| 171 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — 1884 — Flem D. Sampson (1875-1967) — |
| 172 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — Journey of Dr. Thomas Walker and Five Associates in 1750 — |
| 173 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — Knox County Veterans Memorial — |
| 174 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — The Battle of Barbourville — September 19, 1861 — |
| 175 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — The Battle of Barbourville — September 19, 1861 — Second Kiosk — |
| 176 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — The Battle of Barbourville — September 19, 1861 — |
| 177 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — The Minton Memorial — |
| 178 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Barbourville — 2054 — Union College — |
| 179 ► Kentucky, Knox County, Heidrick — 2458 — Trace Branch United Methodist Church — |
| 180 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, Corbin — The Life of Col. Harland Sanders — Building a Legacy — |
| 181 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Battle of Camp Wildcat — |
| 182 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Battle of Camp Wildcat — |
| 183 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Camp Wildcat — |
| 184 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — 1919 — Camp Wildcat / Union Civil War Camp — |
| 185 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Camp Wildcat and the Wilderness Road — |
| 186 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Camp Wildcat and the Wilderness Road — |
| 187 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Daniel Boone's Trail — |
| 188 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — 53 — Hazel Patch — |
| 189 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Kentucky - September 1861 — Trust No One — |
| 190 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — Nerve Center for the Union Army — |
| 191 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, East Bernstadt — The Battle of Wildcat — |
| 192 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, Hazel Patch — Camp Wildcat — Site of Civil War Battle — October 21, 1861 — |
| 193 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, Lily — 2033 — First Lt. Carl H. Dodd / Medal of Honor Winner — (1925-1996) — |
| 194 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — "The people went and gathered it and ground it in mills." — Numbers 11:8 — |
| 195 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — 560 — Battle of London — |
| 196 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — 1574 — Camp Ground Methodist Church — |
| 197 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — 2113 — Congressmen Buried in London / Congressmen Buried in A.R. Dyche Memorial Park — |
| 198 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — 737 — CSA Returns to Tenn. — |
| 199 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — Daniel Boone's Trail — |
| 200 ► Kentucky, Laurel County, London — Defeated Camp Burial Ground — McNitt Cemetery — On Boone’s Trace — |
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