Historical Markers and War Memorials in Knox County, Ohio
Adjacent to Knox County, Ohio
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Ohio (Knox County), Bangs — 11- 42 — Knox County Poor Farm / Knox County Infirmary —  |
| 2► Ohio (Knox County), Bangs — Ohio Fallen Heroes Memorial Chapel Hill Golf Course — |
| 3► Ohio (Knox County), Brandon — Brandon World War II Honor Roll — |
| 4► Ohio (Knox County), Centerburg — 10-42 — General Daniel Harris Reynolds, C.S.A. — |
| 5► Ohio (Knox County), Fredericktown — Greenville Treaty Line Originated 1797 — |
| 6► Ohio (Knox County), Fredericktown — Greenville Treaty Line Waterford Road, Knox County, Ohio Second of a series of three, in Knox County — |
| 7► Ohio (Knox County), Fredericktown — 13-42 — Home of the FFA Jacket — |
| 8► Ohio (Knox County), Fredericktown — Webb C. Ball Street Clock 1847–1922 — |
| 9► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — 0-6-0 Steam Locomotive — |
| 10► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — C & O caboose — |
| 11► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — 1- 42 — Christ Church at the Quarry January 18, 1863 — |
| 12► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — 8-42 — Colonel Lorin Andrews "First to Fight" — |
| 13► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — David Bates Douglass — |
| 14► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — Edward Bates Memorial — |
| 15► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — Gambier — |
| 16► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — George Wharton Marriott — |
| 17► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — 6-42 — John Crowe Ransom & The Kenyon Review — |
| 18► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — 7-42 — Kenyon College Pioneer in Higher Education — |
| 19► Ohio (Knox County), Gambier — Old Kenyon Cornerstone — |
| 20► Ohio (Knox County), Howard — 14-42 — Stone Arch at Howard, Ohio — |
| 21► Ohio (Knox County), Loudenville — Greene Ville Treaty Line — |
| 22► Ohio (Knox County), Loudenville — Greenville Treaty Line — |
| 23► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — Civil War Soldiers Monument — |
| 24► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — OHS 12-42 — Jane Payne, M.D. (1825-1882) — |
| 25► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — 4-42 — Johnny Appleseed's Early Landholdings — |
| 26► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — Knox County Veterans Walk of Honor — |
| 27► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — 9-42 — Lakeholm Administration Building Mount Vernon Nazarene University — |
| 28► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — 2-42 — Little Indian Fields — |
| 29► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — 3-42 — Mary Ann Ball “Mother Bickerdyke” — |
| 30► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — Mount Vernon Veterans Memorial At the Soldiers Circle — |
| 31► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — Mt. Vernon — |
| 32► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — 5-42 — Vallandigham's Speech, 1863 — |
| 33► Ohio (Knox County), Mount Vernon — Veterans Avenue of Flags Mount Vernon Veterans Memorial — |
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