Historical Markers and War Memorials in Calloway County, Kentucky

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Calloway County, Kentucky

Adjacent to Calloway County, Kentucky

▶ Graves County (10)
▶ Marshall County (10)
▶ Trigg County (12)
▶ Henry County, Tennessee (22)
▶ Stewart County, Tennessee (84)

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1► Kentucky (Calloway County), Murray — Calloway County War Memorial —

. . . — — Map (db m151226) WM

2► Kentucky (Calloway County), Murray — 825 — County Named, 1822 —

For Col. Richard Callaway. Came to Ky. With Daniel Boone, 1776. One of the founders of Boonesboro, he instilled confidence in success among other settlers. In one year, 1777, appointed Col. Of Militia; Justice of the Peace; elected a representative . . . — — Map (db m151224) HM

3► Kentucky (Calloway County), New Concord — 147 — Fort Heiman —

Confederate fort erected in 1861. Federals occupied 1862. Seized by CSA Gen. Forrest in fall 1864. With field cannon his cavalrymen sank 2 Union river transports. Captured another and a gunboat, and commandeered them. Due east, this side of Kentucky . . . — — Map (db m37939) HM

4► Kentucky (Calloway County), New Concord — 1373 — Gerard Furnace — Iron Made in Kentucky —

(Front): Gerard Furnace Built 2¼ miles east in 1854 by Browder, Kentucky and Co. Inside it was 24ft. high and 10½ ft. across at widest point, burning locally made charcoal fuel. Its air blast machinery was powered by steam. In 34 . . . — — Map (db m37941) HM

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