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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Montgomery County, New York
Fonda is the county seat for Montgomery County
Adjacent to Montgomery County, New York
101 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Jan Wemp (Wemple) —  |
| 102 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Lock 30 — |
| 103 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Once A Farm — Schoharie Crossing — State Historic Site — |
| 104 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Original Erie Canal — Schoharie Crossing — State Historic Site — |
| 105 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Putman's Lock Grocery — |
| 106 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Schoharie Crossing — State Historic Site — |
| 107 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Site of First Bridge — |
| 108 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Site of Last Mohawk Indian Village — |
| 109 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Site of Old Fort Hunter — |
| 110 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — Site of Queen Anne Chapel — |
| 111 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — The Fort by the Village — Schoharie Crossing — State Historic Site — |
| 112 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — The Schoharie Aqueduct — Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site — |
| 113 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Hunter — The Schoharie Aqueduct — Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site — |
| 114 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Johnson — Fort Johnson — |
| 115 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Johnson — Fort Johnson — |
| 116 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Johnson — Fort Johnson, 1749 — |
| 117 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Johnson — Johnson Trail — |
| 118 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Johnson — The Orchard at Old Fort Johnson — |
| 119 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Army Camp — |
| 120 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Battle of Stone Arabia — Revolutionary War Heritage Trail — |
| 121 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Clinton March — |
| 122 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Diefendorf Hall — |
| 123 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Fort Failing — |
| 124 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Fort Plain — |
| 125 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Fort Plain — |
| 126 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Fort Plain Free Library — |
| 127 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Fort Plain War Memorial — |
| 128 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — 361 — Greene House — |
| 129 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Henry Seeber — |
| 130 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Loucks Tavern — |
| 131 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Mohawk Town — |
| 132 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Palatine Evangelical Lutheran Church — Revolutionary War Heritage Trail — |
| 133 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — 13 — Revolution in the Mohawk Valley — Fort Plain Museum — Fort Plain — |
| 134 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Sand Hill — |
| 135 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Sand Hill School — |
| 136 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Ta-Ra-Jo-Rees — |
| 137 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fort Plain — Te-No-To-Ge — |
| 138 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Bollards — |
| 139 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Fultonville Union Free High School — |
| 140 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Herkimer Home - 1764 — Three miles east of Little Falls on Route 5-S — Historic New York — |
| 141 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — History of the Buoy Boat — |
| 142 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Johnson Hall - 1763 — Historic New York — |
| 143 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Mohawk Area — Historic New York — |
| 144 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Mohawk Area — Historic New York — |
| 145 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Sammons Home — |
| 146 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Site of The Battle of Oriskany — August 6, 1777 — Historic New York — |
| 147 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — The Erie Canal — An Engineering Marvel — |
| 148 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — The Mohawk Valley — A Historical Significance Second to None — |
| 149 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — The Mohawk Valley — A Valley of Challenges — |
| 150 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — The Mohawk Valley — A Proud History of Farming — |
| 151 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — The Mohawk Valley — A Pristine Valley Becomes a Revolutionary Battlefield — |
| 152 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Town of Glen — Dedicated to the Sons and Daughters — |
| 153 ► New York, Montgomery County, Fultonville — Van Epps Home — |
| 154 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hagaman — Anti Slavery Soc. — |
| 155 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hagaman — Calvary Reformed — |
| 156 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hagaman — Cemetery 1774 — |
| 157 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hagaman — Old Hagaman Cemetery 1774 — |
| 158 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hagaman — Pawling Hall — |
| 159 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hagaman — War Memorial/ Honor Roll — |
| 160 ► New York, Montgomery County, Hallsville — Slate Creek Farm — |
| 161 ► New York, Montgomery County, Johnsville — 484 — Yanney Mill — |
| 162 ► New York, Montgomery County, Minaville — Minaville World War Memorial — |
| 163 ► New York, Montgomery County, Mohawk — Volkert Veeder — |
| 164 ► New York, Montgomery County, Nelliston — Fort Wagner — |
| 165 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — Fort Frey — 1739 — |
| 166 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — John Frey — |
| 167 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — Keator's Rift — |
| 168 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — Spraker Inn — |
| 169 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — Stone Arabia — |
| 170 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — Stone Arabia Battlefield — Reported permanently removed |
| 171 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — This Is Mohawk Country — Historic New York — |
| 172 ► New York, Montgomery County, Palatine Bridge — Wagner Home — |
| 173 ► New York, Montgomery County, Perth — 18th Century Home — |
| 174 ► New York, Montgomery County, Perth — Healey's Park — |
| 175 ► New York, Montgomery County, Randall — Volkert Vrooman — Home of — |
| 176 ► New York, Montgomery County, Root — Currytown Reformed Church — |
| 177 ► New York, Montgomery County, Root — Dam. That's Not a Bridge? — |
| 178 ► New York, Montgomery County, Root — Enoch Ambler — |
| 179 ► New York, Montgomery County, Root — Then and Now — |
| 180 ► New York, Montgomery County, Root — Transportation is King / Modernization — |
| 181 ► New York, Montgomery County, Salt Springville — Ancient Salt Springs — |
| 182 ► New York, Montgomery County, Salt Springville — Indian Trail & Military Road — |
| 183 ► New York, Montgomery County, Sprakers — Canagere — |
| 184 ► New York, Montgomery County, Sprakers — The Canalway Trail: Sprakers / Competition / Anything & Everything — |
| 185 ► New York, Montgomery County, Sprout Brook — Clinton Road — |
| 186 ► New York, Montgomery County, Sprout Brook — Flint Homesite — |
| 187 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Col. Jacob Klock — |
| 188 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Fort Klock — Revolutionary War Heritage Trail — |
| 189 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Jacob Zimmerman — |
| 190 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Klock Fort — |
| 191 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Klock’s Church — |
| 192 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — 223 — Klock’s Field — |
| 193 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Nellis Tavern — |
| 194 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Parrot Rifle — |
| 195 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — St. Johnsville War Memorial — |
| 196 ► New York, Montgomery County, St. Johnsville — Welcome to St. Johnsville — Home of Ultra Runner John Geesler — |
| 197 ► New York, Montgomery County, Stone Arabia — Former Dutch Reformed Church — |
| 198 ► New York, Montgomery County, Stone Arabia — Fort Paris — |
| 199 ► New York, Montgomery County, Stone Arabia — Frederick Getman — |
| 200 ► New York, Montgomery County, Tribes Hill — Canal Builder — |
203 entries matched your criteria. Entries 101 through 200 are listed above. ⊲ Previous 100 — The final 3 ⊳