Historical Markers and War Memorials in Jackson County, Missouri
Adjacent to Jackson County, Missouri
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
101► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Burnham-Munger Manufacturing Company Building 1892 Architect: Walter C. Root —  |
| 102► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Butler Brothers Co Building 1909 Architect: Frank S. Rea — |
| 103► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 16 — Byram's Ford Battlefield — |
| 104► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Byram's Ford Historic District — |
| 105► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Camp Union — |
| 106► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Carolyne Farwell Fuller Dedicated to the memory of Mrs. George W. Fuller — |
| 107► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Catherine Purdom and Nancy Purdom Waskey — |
| 108► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Centennial Anniversary of Japan's Gift of Cherry Trees — |
| 109► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Charles Carroll Spalding — |
| 110► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Chez Les Canses or "Chouteau's" — |
| 111► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Chouteaus Church (St. Francis Regis) Saint Francois Regis-“LEglise Des Chouteau” — |
| 112► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Citizen - Soldier — |
| 113► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — City Market 150th Anniversary 1857 - 2007 — |
| 114► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Col. William Miles Chick 1794 - 1847 — |
| 115► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Commercial Building 1909 [Davidson's Enterprise Warehouse, Inc.] — |
| 116► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 5 — Confederate Position — |
| 117► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Convention Center — |
| 118► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Country Club Line Historical Trolley Station — |
| 119► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Delbert J. Haff 1859 to 1943 — |
| 120► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Descent of Civilization (Bison Memorial) American Buffalo (Bison bison) — |
| 121► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — E. J. Roe Hat Company Building 1902 — |
| 122► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Eagle Scout Tribute Fountain — |
| 123► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Elizabeth Duncan Porter 1750 - 1845 — |
| 124► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Etienne Veniard - Sieur de Bourgemont Etienne Veniard - Sieur de Bourgemont — |
| 125► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Exchange Hotel Building 1889 — |
| 126► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Faxon, Horton and Gallagher Company Building 1903 Architect: Smith and Rea — |
| 127► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — First Home of the Kansas City Country Club — |
| 128► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — First Meeting of Sertoma International — |
| 129► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Flanery-Frost Cemetery 1841-1928 — |
| 130► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Forest Hill Confederate Memorial — |
| 131► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Founders of Children's Mercy Hospital Dr. Alice Berry Graham Dr. Katharine Berry Richardson — |
| 132► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Frank S. Land Memorial 1890 - 1959 Founder of the Order of DeMolay — |
| 133► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Frankel, Frank & Co Building 1905 Architect: Van Brunt & Bro. — |
| 134► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Frankel, Frank & Company Building — |
| 135► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Franklin Pierce Fisk 14 June 1857 - 23 June 1927 — |
| 136► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — From Steamboat Landing to City 1838-1855 — |
| 137► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — General Orders No. 11 A State Divided: The Civil War in Missouri — |
| 138► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — George Caleb Bingham Born March 20, 1811 - Died July 7, 1879 — |
| 139► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Gift of Life Fountain Create Miracles Be an organ and tissue donor — |
| 140► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Gilliss House Hotel — |
| 141► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Giralda Tower — |
| 142► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Gladstone Boulevard Bridge over Anderson Avenue — |
| 143► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Goldstandt-Powell Hat Company Building 1902 — |
| 144► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Hannibal Bridge — |
| 145► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 15 — Harrisonville Road (Prospect) — |
| 146► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Harvey-Dutton Dry Goods Company Building 1903 Architect: Van Brunt & Bro. — |
| 147► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Hershberger & Rosenthal Co. Bldg. 1909 Architect: Edwards & Sunderland Builder: Martin Carroll Construction — |
| 148► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 11 — Hinkle's Grove — |
| 149► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Historic Flaven/Browne Building Complex — |
| 150► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Historic Harris-Kearney House — |
| 151► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Holy Rosary's Bell Tower Cross — |
| 152► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — In Memory of Law Enforcement Officers Killed in the "Kansas City Massacre" June 17, 1933 — |
| 153► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Independence Boulevard 1915 — |
| 154► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Independence Boulevard 1915 — |
| 155► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — J. Fitzpatrick Saloon Building 1911 Architect: Thurtle and Thayer — |
| 156► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — J. P. Campbell & Company Building — |
| 157► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — James Bridger 1804-1881 — |
| 158► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — James G. Ashley, Jr. and Pamela C. Ashley — |
| 159► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — James Pendergast — |
| 160► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — James Silas Calhoun 1802 - 1852 — |
| 161► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Janssen Place Historic District Constructed 1897 - 1917 Kansas City Landmark — |
| 162► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Jay and King Hat Co Building 1904 Architect: Shepard & Farrar — |
| 163► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — John "Buck" O'Neil Center — |
| 164► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — John C. McCoy — |
| 165► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — John Calvin McCoy 1811-1889 — |
| 166► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Josephine Anderson — |
| 167► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City Athenaeum — |
| 168► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City Call — |
| 169► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission — |
| 170► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City Municipal Auditorium — |
| 171► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City Paper House — |
| 172► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fountain — |
| 173► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Railroad Company Building 1889 Architect: Walter C. Root — |
| 174► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City's First Public Golf Course — |
| 175► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City's Old Square / Le Vieux Carre de Kansas City — |
| 176► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Kansas City's Original Board of Trade — |
| 177► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Landing At Westport 1842 — |
| 178► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Lechtman Printing Company Building 1915 Architect: Shepard Farrar Wiser — |
| 179► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Leroy Robert "Satchel" Paige — |
| 180► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Lewis and Clark — |
| 181► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Lewis and Clark Expedition Across Missouri — |
| 182► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Liberty Memorial — |
| 183► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Liberty Memorial Dedication Site — |
| 184► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Liebstadter Millinery Company Building 1902 — |
| 185► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Lieutenant Joseph Boggs Pennsylvania Militia Died January 22, 1843 — |
| 186► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 17B — Log House and Defensive Line — |
| 187► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Major Murray Davis D.S.C. 140th Infantry 35th Division A.E.F. — |
| 188► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Mary A. Barnett Hale 1831 - 1884 — |
| 189► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Maxwell-McClure Notions Company Building 1900 — |
| 190► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Mayor Milton Jameson Payne 10 - 29 - 1829 7 - 17 - 1900 — |
| 191► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — McCoy's Trading Post — |
| 192► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 7 — McGhee's Charge — |
| 193► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — McPike Drug Company Building 1917 Architect: Thomas Washburn — |
| 194► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Missouri Interstate Paper Company Building 1909 Architect: Harry E. Williams — |
| 195► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 14 — Mockbee Farm — |
| 196► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Ms. Myra Taylor Composer, and Jazz Legend "Take It Easy, Greasy" — |
| 197► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Muse of the Missouri — |
| 198► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Mutual Musicians Association Building — |
| 199► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Negro Leagues Baseball Museum — |
| 200► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Neptune God of the Sea — |
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