Historical Markers and War Memorials in Mason County, Kentucky
Adjacent to Mason County, Kentucky
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Kentucky (Mason County), Dover — 496 — Castro-Metcalfe Duel — (Casto-Metcalfe Duel) —  |
| 2► Kentucky (Mason County), Dover — 1439 — Dover Covered Bridge — 500 ft. South — |
| 3► Kentucky (Mason County), Mays Lick — 1828 — Childhood Home of Dr. Drake — Pioneer Doctor and Educator — |
| 4► Kentucky (Mason County), Mayslick — 124 — Charles Young Birthplace — 1864 - 1922 → — |
| 5► Kentucky (Mason County), Mayslick — 694 — Morgan’s Last Raid — Confederate Raids and Invasions, and a Federal Retreat, in Kentucky — |
| 6► Kentucky (Mason County), Mayslick — 691 — Morgan's Last Raid — Confederate Raids and Invasions, and a Federal Retreat, in Kentucky — |
| 7► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — "Cane Brake" Visitor's Center — c. 1790 — |
| 8► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — "Washington Courthouse Site" — 1793 — |
| 9► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 84 — Alanant-O-Wamiowee — |
| 10► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 877 — Alexander W. Doniphan — |
| 11► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Buffalo Trace — River Valley Hunting Grounds — 1600's — |
| 12► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1519 — Early Stage-Mail Route — |
| 13► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1962 — Elisha Green — Religious Leader — |
| 14► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Front Street Maysville, 1850 — Sutton's Landing — 1850's — |
| 15► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston — |
| 16► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1165 — Hemp in Kentucky / Hemp in Mason County — |
| 17► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 2319 — John Samuel Darrough / Medal of Honor Recipient — |
| 18► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 91 — Johnston Birthplace — |
| 19► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1878 — Joseph Desha (1768-1842) / Old Court-New Court Issue — |
| 20► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 738 — Kentucky Historian — |
| 21► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — La Fayette's Visit to Maysville — Fish Street Landing — May 21, 1825 — |
| 22► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 2121 — Lewis and Clark in Kentucky / John Colter (ca. 1775-1813) — |
| 23► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 68 — Limestone — |
| 24► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Limestone Landing — 1780's — |
| 25► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1941 — Mason County Spy Company — |
| 26► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1244 — Mason County, 1788 — |
| 27► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1616 — Maysville Academy — |
| 28► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Maysville River Front 1900 — Early 1900's — |
| 29► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 144 — Maysville Road — |
| 30► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 92 — Mefford's Fort — |
| 31► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1492 — Noted Historian — |
| 32► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Paxton Inn — |
| 33► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 2150 — Rosemary Clooney — |
| 34► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Shackleford Residence — |
| 35► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Simon Kenton Shrine — c.1790 — |
| 36► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 138 — Simon Kenton’s Station — |
| 37► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1839 — Stanley F. Reed (1884-1980) — |
| 38► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Stanley Forman Reed — |
| 39► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Taylor's Corner — c. 1829 — |
| 40► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — The Lee House — Circa 1790 — |
| 41► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Underground Rail Road — Circa 1840 — |
| 42► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1696 — Washington Baptist Church Cemetery / Washington Baptist Cemetery — |
| 43► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Washington Hall — 1820 — |
| 44► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Washington, Kentucky Post Office — |
| 45► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1893 — William G. Kenton (1941-1981) — |
| 46► Kentucky (Mason County), Minerva — 2207 — Bracken Baptist Church — |
| 47► Kentucky (Mason County), Sardis — 695 — Morgan’s Last Raid — Confederate Raids and Invasions, and a Federal Retreat, in Kentucky — |
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