Historical Markers and War Memorials in Knox County, Tennessee
Adjacent to Knox County, Tennessee
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Tennessee (Knox County), Concord — The Old Cumberland Presbyterian Meeting House —  |
| 2► Tennessee (Knox County), Corryton — 1E 61 — George Mann — |
| 3► Tennessee (Knox County), Corryton — 1E 41 — Nicholas Gibbs — |
| 4► Tennessee (Knox County), Corryton — 1E 107 — Nicholas Gibbs Homestead — |
| 5► Tennessee (Knox County), Corryton — 1E 35 — Sawyer's Fort — |
| 6► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Admiral David Glasgow Farragut History of the Farragut Area — |
| 7► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Admiral David Glasgow Farragut Monument — |
| 8► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Admiral Farragut's Birthplace Hero of Mobile Bay — |
| 9► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — 1E8 — Archibald Roane — |
| 10► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — 1E 73 — Battle of Campbell's Station — |
| 11► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Battle of Campbell's Station "Form on me." — |
| 12► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Birthplace of Admiral Farragut — |
| 13► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — 1E7 — Campbell Station — |
| 14► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — 1E 97 — David Glasgow Farragut 1801-1870 — |
| 15► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Farragut Schools: Early Years — |
| 16► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Farragut Schools: Recent Years — |
| 17► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — 1E 37 — Loveville — |
| 18► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Medal of Honor 17th Michigan Volunteer Regiment Turkey Creek & Campbell Station November 16, 1863 9th Corps - First Division - Third Brigade Captain Frederick Swift Sgt. Joseph Brandle — |
| 19► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Memorial for Cofounders of Campbell Station — |
| 20► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Native American Settlement — |
| 21► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Pleasant Forest Church & Cemetery — |
| 22► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — The Battle of Campbell Station History of the Farragut Area — |
| 23► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — The Campbell Station Inn — |
| 24► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — The Historic Village of Concord The Establishment of the Railroad and Marble Industry — |
| 25► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — The Historic Village of Concord The Depression and TVA — |
| 26► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — The U.S. Veterans Memorial — |
| 27► Tennessee (Knox County), Farragut — Town of Farragut & Farragut Folklife Museum — |
| 28► Tennessee (Knox County), Fountain City — 1E 24 — Fort Adair — |
| 29► Tennessee (Knox County), Fountain City — Site of Fort Adair — |
| 30► Tennessee (Knox County), Fountain City, Knoxville — 1E 112 — Fountain City United Methodist Church Fountain Head Campground — |
| 31► Tennessee (Knox County), Halls Crossroads — 1E 128 — Norris Freeway — |
| 32► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 2111 Terrace Avenue The Village — |
| 33► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 79th New York Infantry (Highlanders) Monument — |
| 34► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — A National Cemetery System — |
| 35► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Address by President Lincoln At the Dedication of The Gettysburg National Cemetery November 19, 1863 — |
| 36► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 131 — Airplane Filling Station — |
| 37► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Albert Milani (1892-1972) Knoxville History Project — |
| 38► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Andrew Johnson Office Plaza — |
| 39► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 9 — Archie Campbell / Chet Atkins Cradle of Country Music Tour — |
| 40► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Back Door to Knoxville — |
| 41► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 32 — Ball Camp — |
| 42► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E-83 — Battery Wiltsie — |
| 43► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Beauford Delaney (Knoxville 1901-1979 Paris) — |
| 44► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Bleak House Confederate Memorial Hall — |
| 45► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 43 — Blount Mansion — |
| 46► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 126 — Byington — |
| 47► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — C. Kermit "Buck" Ewing (Bentleyville, Pennsylvania 1910-1976 Bali, Indonesia) Knoxville History Project — |
| 48► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Captain Charles T. McMillan II United States Air Force — |
| 49► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Catherine Wiley (1879-1958) Knoxville History Project — |
| 50► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 31 — Cavett's Station — |
| 51► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Charles Christopher Krutch (1849-1934) Knoxville History Project — |
| 52► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 12 — Charlie Oaks The New Market Train Wreck Cradle of Country Music Tour — |
| 53► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Chisholm Tavern — |
| 54► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Chisolm's Tavern c 1790s — |
| 55► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 88 — Civil War Hospital — |
| 56► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Civil War Knoxville — |
| 57► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Commemorating the Treaty of Holston — |
| 58► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 86 — Confederate Cemetery — |
| 59► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 114 — Confederate States of America Camp Van Dorn March 28 ~ July 28, 1862 — |
| 60► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Cormac McCarthy 1951 Describing Market Square in his novel "Suttree" (1979) — |
| 61► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Cowan, McClung and Company Building / Fidelity Building National Register of Historic Places — |
| 62► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — David Madden 1940's Describing Market Square in the postwar 1940's in his novel "Bijou" (1974) — |
| 63► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 67 — Death of Gen. William P. Sanders — |
| 64► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Death of General William P. Sanders November 19, 1863 — |
| 65► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 117 — Desegregation of the University of Tennessee — |
| 66► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 19 — Elvis Presley Cradle of Country Music Tour — |
| 67► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Fallen Military Heroes of Bearden High A Tribute To Our Vietnam Dead — |
| 68► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Father Abram J. Ryan (1838–1886) — |
| 69► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — First Baptist Church — |
| 70► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 70 — Fort Byington — |
| 71► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Fort Dickerson Civil War Earthen Fort — |
| 72► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E-79 — Fort Dickerson — |
| 73► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 82 — Fort Dickerson — |
| 74► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Fort Dickerson Defending Knoxville — |
| 75► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Fort Dickerson 1863–64 — |
| 76► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 69 — Fort Sanders — |
| 77► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Fort Sanders Decisive Battle for Knoxville Knoxville Campaign — |
| 78► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Fort Sanders U.D.C. Monument — |
| 79► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 74 — Forts Dickerson and Stanley — |
| 80► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Frances Hodgson Burnett Home Site 1869 — |
| 81► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — From Scuffletown to Sunsphere — |
| 82► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Gay Street The Center of Celebrations Betsey Beeler Creekmore — |
| 83► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 111 — General Clifton Bledsoe Cates 1893-1970 United States Marine Corps — |
| 84► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Governor John Sevier The First Governor of Tennessee — |
| 85► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Hubris Building — |
| 86► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — In Grateful Memory to the Defenders of Cavett Blockhouse — |
| 87► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — James Agee 1916 Describing Market Square in 1916 in his novel "A Death in the Family" (1957) — |
| 88► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 115 — James Park House — |
| 89► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 101 — James Rufus Agee — |
| 90► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — James White Founder of Knoxville — |
| 91► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E-80 — John Sevier Farmstead — |
| 92► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Katherine Sherrill Sevier Bonny Kate — |
| 93► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Knox County Spanish American War Monument — |
| 94► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Knox County World War II Memorial — |
| 95► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Knoxville First Capital of Tennessee 1796-1807, 1807-1812, 1817-1818 — |
| 96► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1E 87 — Knoxville College — |
| 97► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Knoxville National Cemetery — |
| 98► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Knoxville: A Divided City Simultaneous Union and Confederate Rallies — |
| 99► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — Knoxville's Market House — |
| 100► Tennessee (Knox County), Knoxville — 1 — Knoxville's Old Custom House / Fiddlin' Bob Taylor Cradle of Country Music Tour — |
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