Historical Markers and War Memorials in Montgomery County, Alabama
Adjacent to Montgomery County, Alabama
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
101► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — A Refuge Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail —  |
| 102► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — A Tale of Two Towns Montgomery, Alabama ~ A City Older Than The State — |
| 103► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Abram Mordecai / Mordecai's Cotton Gin — |
| 104► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama Confederate Monument 1861-1865 Consecrated to the memory of the Confederate Soldiers and Seamen. — |
| 105► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama Governor's Mansion Built 1907 — |
| 106► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama Highway Patrol — |
| 107► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama River: The Grand Avenue — |
| 108► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama State Capitol — |
| 109► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama State University / Tatum Street — |
| 110► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama State University / Tullibody — |
| 111► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama War Veterans Monument — |
| 112► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Alabama's First Capitals / The Alabama State Capitol — |
| 113► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Albert L. Patterson — |
| 114► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — 10 — An Intersection of History: Court Square Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail — |
| 115► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Augusta and the Old Augusta Cemetery Circa 1819 — |
| 116► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Aurelia Eliscera Shines Browder Civil Rights Pioneer — |
| 117► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Bernard Whitehurst and the Whitehurst Case / Montgomery: Learning From the Past — |
| 118► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Bertha Pleasant Williams Library Rosa L. Parks Avenue Branch — |
| 119► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Bethel Missionary Baptist Church — |
| 120► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Beulah Baptist Church Organized 1880 — |
| 121► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Birth of Montgomery Bus Boycott Boycott planned & publicized here at ASU's Councill Hall — |
| 122► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Birthplace of Nat "King" Cole — |
| 123► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — 6 — Black Churches Provide Significant Support for the March and Voting Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail Holt Street under Interstates 65 and 85 — |
| 124► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Black Members of the Alabama Legislature Who Served During The Reconstruction Period of 1868-1879 — |
| 125► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Black Members of the Alabama Legislature Who Served During The Reconstruction Period of 1868-1879 — |
| 126► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Brigadier General Birkett Davenport Fry, CSA / Colonel B.D. Fry at Battle of Gettysburg — |
| 127► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Camellia Designated Alabama State Flower — |
| 128► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Camp Sheridan — |
| 129► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Campsite 4 Selma to Montgomery Trail — |
| 130► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Capitol Heights Elementary School — |
| 131► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Centennial Hill — |
| 132► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Charles Oscar Harris Family Home 813 Adams Avenue African American Community Leader — |
| 133► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Charlie and Lucille Times Civic Leaders and Civil Rights Activists — |
| 134► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Chris Hot Dogs Established In 1917 — |
| 135► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — City of Montgomery / Court Square — |
| 136► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — City of St. Jude/The Selma to Montgomery March — |
| 137► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Civil Rights Freedom Riders May 20, 1961 — |
| 138► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Civil War - Barnes School / Figh-Pickett House — |
| 139► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Civil War Laurel Oak Tree — |
| 140► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Civil War Medicine / Montgomery's Confederate Hospitals — |
| 141► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Clement Clay "Bo" Torbert, Jr. Twenty-Fifth Chief Justice 1977-1989 — |
| 142► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Cleveland Court Apartments — |
| 143► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Confederate Military Prison / Civil War Military Prisons — |
| 144► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Confederate States of America (CSA) Post Office Department — |
| 145► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Court Square Fountain 1885 — |
| 146► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Day Street Baptist Church — |
| 147► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Decorative Lions Heads 1907-1978 — |
| 148► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Dexter Avenue Formerly Market Street — |
| 149► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church Organized 1877 — |
| 150► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Dr. J. Marion Sims — |
| 151► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Elijah Cook / City of Montgomery v. Rosa Parks — |
| 152► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Encanchata — |
| 153► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Ernest C. “Sonny” Hornsby Twenty-Sixth Chief Justice 1989-1995 — |
| 154► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Fallen Vietnam War Heroes of Montgomery County — |
| 155► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — First Baptist Church (Brick-A-Day Church) — |
| 156► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — First Baptist Church — |
| 157► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — First National Confederate Flag ("Stars and Bars") — |
| 158► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — First United Methodist Church — |
| 159► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — First White House of the Confederacy — |
| 160► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Fitzgerald Home (ca. 1910) — |
| 161► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Flame of Freedom — |
| 162► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Folmar - Siegelman House — |
| 163► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Forest Avenue's Medical Facilities / Oak Park Montgomery's First Public Park — |
| 164► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — 7 — Four Points: One of Several Black Business Hubs in Montgomery Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail Corner of Mildred and Mobile Streets — |
| 165► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Fred David Gray Civil Rights Attorney and Legislator / Advocate for Victims and History — |
| 166► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — 4 — From Bus Boycott to Voting Rights: Community Activism 1955-65 Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail West Jefferson Davis near Loveless School — |
| 167► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — General Charles Graham Boyd — |
| 168► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — General Richard Montgomery Statue — |
| 169► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — George Washington 1776 - 1976 — |
| 170► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Georgia Gilmore February 5, 1920 - March 3, 1990 — |
| 171► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Governor Jones House — |
| 172► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Governor Shorter House 503 S. Lawrence St. — |
| 173► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Governor William Calvin Oates / Colonel W. C. Oates, CSA at Gettysburg — |
| 174► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Hall Street Baptist Church Montgomery County — |
| 175► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Harris House — |
| 176► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Here Stood Mrs. Rosa Parks Mother of the Civil Rights Movement — |
| 177► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Heroes' Welcome Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail — |
| 178► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — High Red Bluff (Chunnanugga Chatty in Creek Indian Language) — |
| 179► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — 5 — Highway Construction Destroys Historic Black Neighborhoods Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail The Cloverleaf beneath Interstates 65 and 85 — |
| 180► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Historic Chappell House Circa 1850 — |
| 181► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Historic Site of St. James Holt Crossing Baptist Church — |
| 182► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Historic Sites Near Fairview Environmental Park — |
| 183► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — History of the Alabama State Bar — |
| 184► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Holt Street Baptist Church — |
| 185► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Home of Dr. E. D. Nixon, Sr. 20th Century Civil Rights Activist — |
| 186► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Home of Ralph David Abernathy (March 11, 1926-April 30, 1990) — |
| 187► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — House of the Mayors — |
| 188► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Howell Thomas Heflin Twenty-Forth Chief Justice 1971-1977 — |
| 189► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Huntingdon College — |
| 190► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — James Edwin Livingston Twenty-Third Chief Justice 1951-1971 — |
| 191► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — James Marion Sims 1813 - 1888 Father of Modern Gynecology — |
| 192► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Janney Foundry Co. 1844 1928 — |
| 193► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Jefferson Davis June 3, 1808 - December 6, 1889 Soldier Scholar Statesman — |
| 194► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — John Allan Wyeth M.D., L.L.D. — |
| 195► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Johnnie R. and Arlam Carr, Sr. Home — |
| 196► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Jonathan Coggswell Farley / Montgomery's First Election — |
| 197► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Joseph Lister Hill 1894 - 1984 — |
| 198► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Josiah Morris 1818-1891 — |
| 199► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — 9 — Judge Frank M. Johnson: Judicial Fairness in the Age of Segregation Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail Molton and Montgomery Streets — |
| 200► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — Juliette Hampton Morgan / Montgomery City-County Public Library — |
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