Historical Markers and War Memorials in Summit County, Ohio
Adjacent to Summit County, Ohio
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 1797 Portage Path Survey Trail Stones Identify Portage Path —  |
| 2► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 32-77 — 1936 Akron Rubber Strike — |
| 3► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 29-77 — Airdock — |
| 4► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 46-77 — Akron Community Service Center and Urban League — |
| 5► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 47-77 — Akron Fulton Airport Champions Raceway — |
| 6► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — Alaskan Totem Pole — |
| 7► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 24-77 — Astronaut Judith Resnik — |
| 8► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — Creating Crossroads of Commerce Ohio & Erie Canalway — |
| 9► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — Dr. Bob's Home — |
| 10► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 38-77 — Elm Court / Our Lady of the Elms Arthur Hudson Marks (1874 - 1939) / Sisters of St. Dominic — |
| 11► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 23-77 — Franklin Augustus "F. A." Seiberling and The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company — |
| 12► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 36-77 — Glendale Steps — |
| 13► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 26-77 — Hall Park Allotment Historic District — |
| 14► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 17-77 — Howard Street District — |
| 15► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 30-77 — Karl Arnstein — |
| 16► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 41-77 — Middlebury Cemetery — |
| 17► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 7-77 — Middlebury Lodge No. 34 F.&A.M. — |
| 18► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — Motorless Flight — |
| 19► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 1-77 — Portage Path — |
| 20► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — Portage Path North Terminus — |
| 21► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 6-77 — Site of Sojourner Truth's Speech on Women's Rights — |
| 22► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 19-77 — Stan Hywet Hall — |
| 23► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 22-77 — The Cascade Valley / The Mustill Site — |
| 24► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 40-77 — The Gate Lodge, Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous — |
| 25► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — The Old Portage Path — |
| 26► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — The Portage Path Connected Lake Erie with the Ohio River — |
| 27► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 28-77 — The Soap Box Derby — |
| 28► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 37-77 — Treaty of Fort McIntosh Boundary Line — |
| 29► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — United Rubber Workers International Union Since 1935 — |
| 30► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — United States Synthetic Rubber Program 1939-1945 National Historic Chemical Landmark Akron, Ohio — |
| 31► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 11-77 — Wesley Temple African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church — |
| 32► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — Yeck Family Portage Path North Terminus Memorial Preserving the Trail of the Portage Path To the Tuscarawas — |
| 33► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — 10-77 — Anna Dean Farm Barn No. 1 — |
| 34► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — Barberton Military Honor Roll — |
| 35► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — 14-77 — Colt Barn Anna Dean Farm — |
| 36► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — Glenn "Jeep" Davis — |
| 37► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — 12-77 — Johnsons Corners Second Settlement in Norton Township — |
| 38► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — 5-77 — Main Gatehouse of Ohio C. Barbers Anna Dean Farm 1909 to 1970 — |
| 39► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — Ohio Columbus Barber — |
| 40► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — 16-77 — PPG Industries in Barberton 1900 - 2000 — |
| 41► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — 33-77 — Slovenian Independent Society Home — |
| 42► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — Staff Sergeant Howard E. Woodford June 21 1921 - June 7, 1945 In Memory — |
| 43► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — The Freedom Tree — |
| 44► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — The Freedom Tree — |
| 45► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — The Freedom Tree — |
| 46► Ohio (Summit County), Barberton — The Freedom Tree — |
| 47► Ohio (Summit County), Bath — 45-77 — Hale, Hammond, Cranz Homesteads — |
| 48► Ohio (Summit County), Bath — Ira Cemetery Information Board — |
| 49► Ohio (Summit County), Bath — 44-77 — Shaw Cemetery — |
| 50► Ohio (Summit County), Bath Township — 49-77 — Bath Township Hall / Bath Center Cemetery — |
| 51► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — A New Champion for an Old Canal — |
| 52► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — Boston — |
| 53► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — Boston Mills Road Bridge — |
| 54► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — Boston Store — |
| 55► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad — |
| 56► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — Industry Shapes the Valley — |
| 57► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — Linking the Wilderness to the World — |
| 58► Ohio (Summit County), Boston — The Development of Valley Industry — |
| 59► Ohio (Summit County), Coventry — 35-77 — Coventry Township / Portage Lakes — |
| 60► Ohio (Summit County), Cuyahoga Falls — 42-77 — High Bridge Glens — |
| 61► Ohio (Summit County), Cuyahoga Falls — History of 1832 Front Street — |
| 62► Ohio (Summit County), Ghent — 18-77 — Ghent Woolen Mill 1832 — |
| 63► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — Boyhood home of John Brown — |
| 64► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — 31-77 — First Congregational Church of Hudson — |
| 65► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — First Log House in Summit County — |
| 66► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — First Schoolhouse in Summit County — |
| 67► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — 39-77 — Gustave H. Grimm — |
| 68► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — Hudson and the Underground Railroad Historic Underground Railroad Site — |
| 69► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — Loomis Observatory — |
| 70► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — Middle College 1826 - 1912 — |
| 71► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — North College — |
| 72► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — President-elect Abraham Lincoln — |
| 73► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — President's House — |
| 74► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — The Chapel — |
| 75► Ohio (Summit County), Hudson — 21-77 — Western Reserve College and Academy — |
| 76► Ohio (Summit County), Munroe Falls — 15-77 — The Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal — |
| 77► Ohio (Summit County), Northfield — Cuyahoga Valley National Park Brandywine Falls — |
| 78► Ohio (Summit County), Northfield — Forgotten Village of Brandywine — |
| 79► Ohio (Summit County), Peninsula — 43-77 — John Eisenmann / Boston Township Hall (1851-1924) / — |
| 80► Ohio (Summit County), Peninsula — Peninsula Village Historic District — |
| 81► Ohio (Summit County), Peninsula — Robert L. Hunker 1927–2009 In Recognition — |
| 82► Ohio (Summit County), Richfield — 27-77 — Sikh Gurdwara — |
| 83► Ohio (Summit County), Silver Lake — 20-77 — Silver Lake / Silver Lake Amusement Park — |
| 84► Ohio (Summit County), Tallmadge — 2-77 — First Congregational Church United Church of Christ Organized Jan. 21, 1807 — |
| 85► Ohio (Summit County), Tallmadge — 9-77 — Old Town Hall and Academy — |
| 86► Ohio (Summit County), Tallmadge — Tallmadge Circle (Public Square) — |
| 87► Ohio (Summit County), Tallmadge — Tallmadge Veterans Memorial — |
| 88► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — "Eisenhower" Green Ash Tree — |
| 89► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — 3-77 — First Congregational Church United Church of Christ Organized August 23, 1822 — |
| 90► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — 13-77 — Locust Grove Cemetery Vault — |
| 91► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — The Wilcox Twins 1817 - 1976 — |
| 92► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — Twinsburg World War II - Korea - Vietnam War Memorial — |
| 93► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — Twinsburg World War Memorial — |
| 94► Ohio (Summit County), Twinsburg — Twinsburgh Civil War Memorial — |
| 95► Ohio (Summit County), Uniontown — 46-77 — John Richards Buchtel January 18, 1820 – May 23, 1892 — |
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