Historical Markers and War Memorials in Mobile County, Alabama
Adjacent to Mobile County, Alabama
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Alabama (Mobile County), Bayou La Batre — Alabama's Coastal Connection Blessing of the Fleet —  |
| 2► Alabama (Mobile County), Bayou La Batre — Bayou La Batre — |
| 3► Alabama (Mobile County), Bayou La Batre — Bayou La Batre — |
| 4► Alabama (Mobile County), Bayou La Batre — Bayou La Batre, Alabama — |
| 5► Alabama (Mobile County), Chastang — 7 — St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church Mount Vernon History Trail — |
| 6► Alabama (Mobile County), Chickasaw — City of Chickasaw — |
| 7► Alabama (Mobile County), Citronelle — 14 — "Having Surrendered Their Arms, the War, to Them, Was Over" Citronelle, Surrender Site: The Battle of Mobile Bay Civil War Trail — |
| 8► Alabama (Mobile County), Citronelle — Surrender Site — |
| 9► Alabama (Mobile County), Creola — Site of Old Mobile — |
| 10► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop E — "Save Your Garrison." Bombardment of Fort Powell: Stop E — |
| 11► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop D — "To Be Blown To Kingdom Come" Siege of Fort Gaines Stop D — |
| 12► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop D — “Damn the Torpedoes!” The Battle of Mobile Bay: Stop D — |
| 13► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — 19th Century Shipwreck Exposed by Hurricane Georges — |
| 14► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Anchor From U.S.S. Hartford — |
| 15► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — British Occupation of Dauphin Island February - April 1815 — |
| 16► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Dauphin Island Indian Shell Mound Park — |
| 17► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Energy from the Sands of Time — |
| 18► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Fort Gaines — |
| 19► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — John F. Porter, Jr. Goat Tree Reserve / The Goat Tree — |
| 20► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop 1 — Storm Clouds Gather The Overland Campaign Stop 1: Fort Gaines — |
| 21► Alabama (Mobile County), Eight Mile — "Little Church in the Pines" Musuem at Chickasabogue Park — |
| 22► Alabama (Mobile County), Grand Bay — William Bartram Trail Traced 1773-1777 Deep South Region — |
| 23► Alabama (Mobile County), Le Moyne — Ellicott's Stone Erected April 9th, 1799 — |
| 24► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — "Damn The Torpedoes!" The Campaigns for Mobile, 1864 - 1865 The Museum of Mobile — |
| 25► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — "Take Her Down!" Howard Walter Gilmore, Commander, U.S.N. Born 29 September 1902, Selma, Ala. — |
| 26► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 10" Rifled Sea Coast Columbiad — |
| 27► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 400 Government Street 1860 (Ketchum House - Cathedral Rectory) — |
| 28► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Admiral Raphael Semmes, CSA 1861–1865 — |
| 29► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Alabama Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Company — |
| 30► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — An Unheralded Breed of Soldier — |
| 31► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 1 — Andrew N. Johnson — |
| 32► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — B-52D "Stratofortress" — |
| 33► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Barton Academy — |
| 34► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Barton Academy — |
| 35► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Battle of Coffeeville Memorial — |
| 36► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Battle of Fort Blakely Monument — |
| 37► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Battle of Mobile Bay Memorial — |
| 38► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 4 — Bettie Hunter House — |
| 39► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Big Zion African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church — |
| 40► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Cadillac Homesite — |
| 41► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Caldwell Field — |
| 42► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 6 — Caldwell School — |
| 43► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception / Archdiocese of Mobile — |
| 44► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Catholic Cemetery — |
| 45► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Christ Church (Episcopal) — |
| 46► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 10 — Christian Benevolent Funeral Home — |
| 47► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 7 — Christopher First Johnson House — |
| 48► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — City Hall Erected 1853 - 1858 — |
| 49► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Confederate Rest The Confederate Dead — |
| 50► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 13 — Creole Firehouse #1 — |
| 51► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Crew of CSS H. L. Hunley Memorial — |
| 52► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Crown & Scepter of Isabel — |
| 53► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — CSS Alabama Memorial — |
| 54► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 14 — Dave Patton (1879-1927) — |
| 55► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 32 — Dr. H. Roger Williams (1869-1929) — |
| 56► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 16 — Dr. James A. Franklin (1886-1972) — |
| 57► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 15 — Dr. Thomas N. Harris — |
| 58► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 17 — Dunbar/Central High School — |
| 59► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Emerson Institute — |
| 60► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 11 — Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd / Founding Members Est. 1854 / May 28, 1854 — |
| 61► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 20 — Finley's Drug Stores — |
| 62► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Gen. William C. Gorgas — |
| 63► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Government Street Presbyterian Church — |
| 64► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Grace Lutheran Church — |
| 65► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Hernando de Soto C 1500-1542 — |
| 66► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Home of Joe Cain Alabama Bicentennial 1819-2019 — |
| 67► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Home of Raphael Semmes — |
| 68► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Horace O. Davis — |
| 69► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — How Big was the Original Fort Condι? — |
| 70► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — In Memory of the Battle of Mobile Bay — |
| 71► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Isabel La Catolica 1451-1504 — |
| 72► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — It Takes a Village — |
| 73► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — James W. Roper — |
| 74► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Joe Cain October 10, 1832 - April 17, 1904 — |
| 75► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — John Forbes & Co. — |
| 76► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 24 — John L. LeFlore Non-Partisan Voters League — |
| 77► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — John L. LeFlore 1903- 1976 — |
| 78► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 25 — Johnson and Allen Mortuary — |
| 79► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Joseph (Joe) N. Langan 1912 - 2004 — |
| 80► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — L'Arbre de Pau — |
| 81► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Le Marquis de Lafayette visited Mobile — |
| 82► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — McGowin-Lyons One St. Louis Centre 1907-1986 — |
| 83► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Memorial Park — |
| 84► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Memorial to USS Herring (SS-233) Submarines and the Battleship Park — |
| 85► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Merchants National Bank Building Historical Marker — |
| 86► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 27 — Michael Donald — |
| 87► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile City Hospital — |
| 88► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile City Limits 1711 — |
| 89► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile City Limits 1711 — |
| 90► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile City Limits 1711 — |
| 91► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile National Cemetery — |
| 92► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile's First Jail — |
| 93► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile's First Mardi Gras Parade — |
| 94► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Mobile's Spanish Fountain (Fuente de Espaρa) — |
| 95► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 29 — Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church — |
| 96► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — 30 — National African-American Archives and Museum — |
| 97► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Nicola Marschall Residence — |
| 98► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Oaklawn Cemetery Mobile County — |
| 99► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Oakleigh — |
| 100► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — Office of Dr. Henry S. LeVert, 1804-1864. — |
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