Historical Markers and War Memorials in Newton County, Missouri
Adjacent to Newton County, Missouri
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — American Legion Post 431 Veterans Memorial —  |
| 2► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — Birthplace of George Washington Carver — |
| 3► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — George Washington Carver National Monument — |
| 4► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — George Washington Carver's Birthplace — |
| 5► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — George Washington Carver's Thoughts — |
| 6► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — Moses Carver Family Cemetery — |
| 7► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — Special Moments in the Woods — |
| 8► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — The Moses Carver Farm — |
| 9► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — The Persimmon Tree — |
| 10► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — What an Orphan Chooses to Forget - and Remember — |
| 11► Missouri (Newton County), Diamond — Williams' Spring — |
| 12► Missouri (Newton County), Joplin — Three State Corner — Kansas Oklahoma Missouri — |
| 13► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — 20th Century Wars Memorial — |
| 14► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Abbott Cave — |
| 15► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Confederate Capitol of Missouri — |
| 16► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Downtown Neosho Historic District — |
| 17► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Founding of Neosho — 1839 - 1937 — |
| 18► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — George Washington Carver — |
| 19► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Haas Building — |
| 20► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Haas Warehouse Building — |
| 21► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Heaton Building — 1895 — |
| 22► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Herman Jaeger — |
| 23► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — James S. Scott — |
| 24► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Newton County World War II Memorial — |
| 25► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Rocketdyne — 1956 - 1968 — |
| 26► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Secession Convention at Neosho — A State Divided: Civil War in Missouri — |
| 27► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Site of First School George Washington Carver Attended — |
| 28► Missouri (Newton County), Neosho — Thomas Hart Benton — 1889 - 1975 — |
| 29► Missouri (Newton County), Newtonia — First Battle of Newtonia — A State Divided: The Civil War in Missouri — |
| 30► Missouri (Newton County), Newtonia — Second Battle of Newtonia — A State Divided: The Civil War in Missouri — |
| 31► Missouri (Newton County), Newtonia — The Battles of Newtonia Commemoration — |
| 32► Missouri (Newton County), Seneca — Bennett's Barber Shop — |
| 33► Missouri (Newton County), Seneca — Emma Frantz Millinery — Est. 1881 - Rebuilt 1897 — |
| 34► Missouri (Newton County), Seneca — Featherstun-Brady Drug Store — |
| 35► Missouri (Newton County), Seneca — McGannon Mercantile Company — Est. 1873 — |
| 36► Missouri (Newton County), Seneca — Mitchell - Porter Building — Built 1885 — |
| 37► Missouri (Newton County), Seneca — Veterans Memorial — All Gave Some, Some Gave All — Land of the Free, Home of the Brave — |
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