Historical Markers and War Memorials in Wake County, North Carolina
Adjacent to Wake County, North Carolina
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1► North Carolina (Wake County), Fuquay-Varina — Fuquay Mineral Spring 1858 —  |
| 2► North Carolina (Wake County), Garner — Garner Historic District — |
| 3► North Carolina (Wake County), Morrisville — Morrisville Engagement — "Scattering them in every direction" — Carolinas Campaign — |
| 4► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 54 — “Elmwood” — |
| 5► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — 32 Pounder Naval Cannon — |
| 6► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — 81st or Wildcat Division — |
| 7► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — A.I.A Tower — |
| 8► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 80 — Alexander B. Andrews — 1841 - 1915 — |
| 9► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Anderson — |
| 10► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 6 — Andrew Johnson — 1808 - 1875 — |
| 11► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 11 — Andrew Johnson — 1808 - 1875 — |
| 12► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Andrew Johnson Birth Site — |
| 13► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 119 — Anna J. Cooper — 1858-1964 — |
| 14► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 112 — Artificial Limbs — |
| 15► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H-77 — Berry O'Kelly School — |
| 16► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Birthplace of Andrew Johnson — |
| 17► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Blakely Cannon — |
| 18► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 26 — Camp Bryan Grimes — |
| 19► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Carolina Power & Light Car Barn & Automobile Garage — |
| 20► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 66 — Central Prison — |
| 21► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Charles Duncan Mc Iver — |
| 22► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 103 — Charles N. Hunter — 1852-1931 — |
| 23► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Christ Episcopal Church — |
| 24► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Confederate Monument — |
| 25► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Confederate Soldiers Memorial — Confederate Soldiers Reinterred from Gettysburg — Oakwood Cemetery — |
| 26► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — CSS H.L. Hunley Memorial — |
| 27► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H7 — Dorothea Dix Hospital — |
| 28► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Estey Hall — |
| 29► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 116 — Eugenics Board — |
| 30► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 117 — Executive Mansion — |
| 31► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 22 — Experimental Railroad — |
| 32► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 29 — Fall of Raleigh — |
| 33► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 110 — Fannie E. S. Heck — 1862 - 1915 — |
| 34► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — First Baptist Church — |
| 35► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 45 — First N.C. State Fair — |
| 36► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 100 — First Presbyterian Church — |
| 37► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — First Presbyterian Church — |
| 38► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Frederick Augustus Olds — (1853-1935) — |
| 39► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 109 — Freedmen’s Convention — |
| 40► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 99 — Gales Family — |
| 41► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 31 — General Grant — |
| 42► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Geodetic Survey Stones — 1853 - 1854 — |
| 43► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 8 — Governor’s Palace — |
| 44► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Governor’s Palace of North Carolina — |
| 45► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Henry Clay Oak — |
| 46► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Henry Lawson Wyatt — |
| 47► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 53 — J. Melville Broughton — 1888-1949 — |
| 48► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 86 — James H. Harris — 1832 - 1891 — |
| 49► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 87 — James H. Young — 1860 - 1921 — |
| 50► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 95 — Jane McKimmon — 1867 - 1957 — |
| 51► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H2 — Joel Lane House — |
| 52► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H-55 — John L. Taylor — 1769-1829 — |
| 53► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 71 — John S. Ravenscroft — |
| 54► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Josephus Daniels — |
| 55► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 59 — Josiah W. Bailey — |
| 56► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Just Like the Liberty Bell — |
| 57► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 52 — L. O’B. Branch — |
| 58► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 94 — Lamar Stringfield — 1897 ~ 1959 — |
| 59► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H-111 — Leonard Medical School — |
| 60► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 27 — Leonidas L. Polk — 1837 - 1892 — |
| 61► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 70 — Medical Society of North Carolina — |
| 62► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Melville B. Cox — 1799-1833 — |
| 63► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Memorial Belltower — |
| 64► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Milburnie Dam — |
| 65► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Mount Hope Cemetery — (established 1872) — |
| 66► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 82 — N.C. Division of Archives & History — |
| 67► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 89 — N.C. Pharmaceutical Association — |
| 68► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — N.C. State Capitol — |
| 69► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 35 — N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences — |
| 70► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina — Civil War Trails — |
| 71► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 106 — North Carolina Bar Association — |
| 72► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina Confederate POWs — |
| 73► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H-65 — North Carolina Dental Society — |
| 74► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina Medical Board — |
| 75► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina Medical Society 150th Anniversary — 1849 - 1999 — |
| 76► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 48 — North Carolina Museum of History — |
| 77► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina State Capitol — Last Signal Station — Carolinas Campaign — |
| 78► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 85 — North Carolina State Library — |
| 79► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina Veterans' Memorial — |
| 80► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — North Carolina Vietnam Veterans Memorial — |
| 81► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 67 — Oakwood Cemetery — |
| 82► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 30 — Old Breastworks — |
| 83► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Old Hickory Highway — |
| 84► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Olivia Raney Library — |
| 85► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 9 — Peace College — |
| 86► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 33 — Pettigrew Hospital — |
| 87► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Presidents North Carolina Gave The Nation — |
| 88► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 23 — Raleigh and Gaston Railroad — |
| 89► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — River Crossing — |
| 90► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 36 — Saint Mary’s — |
| 91► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Saint Mary’s School — Union Camp and Confederate Refuge — Carolinas Campaign — |
| 92► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Samuel A'Court Ashe, LL. D. — 1840 - 1938 — |
| 93► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Seaboard Air Line Railroad WWII Memorial — |
| 94► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H-32 — Shaw University — |
| 95► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Shotwell — |
| 96► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 96 — St. Augustine's College — |
| 97► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — State Bank of North Carolina — |
| 98► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 4 — State Capitol — |
| 99► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — State of North Carolina Agriculture Building — |
| 100► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — State of North Carolina Labor Building — |
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