Historical Markers and War Memorials in Cecil County, Maryland
Adjacent to Cecil County, Maryland
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Maryland (Cecil County), Calvert — Brick Meeting House —  |
| 2► Maryland (Cecil County), Calvert — Calvert Village — |
| 3► Maryland (Cecil County), Cecilton — Founded on Friendship Chesapeake Country National Scenic Byway — |
| 4► Maryland (Cecil County), Cecilton — Greenfield — |
| 5► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Capt. Michael Rudulph — |
| 6► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Charlestown — |
| 7► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Lt. Col. Nathaniel Ramsay — |
| 8► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Shrewd Decision Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — |
| 9► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Site of Charlestown Wharf — |
| 10► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Susquehanna Manor (New Connaught Manor) — |
| 11► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — “Bohemia Mannor” — |
| 12► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — “Labadie Tract” Comprising 3750 Acres — |
| 13► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — A Historic Hub of Commerce — |
| 14► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — Beck's Landing — |
| 15► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B104 — Brady-Rees House C. 1870 — |
| 16► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — C & D Canal — |
| 17► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — C&D Canal Museum — |
| 18► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B206 — Capt. Colmary-Salmon House C. 1848 — |
| 19► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Tablet — |
| 20► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B19 — Cropper House C. 1833 — |
| 21► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B204 — Dr. Smithers' House c. 1848 — |
| 22► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B98 — Franklin Hall C. 1870 — |
| 23► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — From Creek to Canal — |
| 24► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — C220 — Gassaway House C. 1860 — |
| 25► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — G406 — Jennie Whiteoak House C. 1864 — |
| 26► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B224 — Karsner-Wilsey House/Office C. 1884 — |
| 27► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — G111 — Kinter-Metz House 1854 — |
| 28► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — Long Bridge — |
| 29► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — G400 — McReynolds-Woods House C. 1870 — |
| 30► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B109 — National Bank of Chesapeake City C. 1903 — |
| 31► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — Pell Gardens 1982 — |
| 32► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B208 — Sarah Beaston House C. 1848 — |
| 33► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — G221 — Savin-Conrey House 1848 — |
| 34► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — F401 — Shipwatch Inn C. 1930 — |
| 35► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — St. Augustine School — |
| 36► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — St. Augustines Church — |
| 37► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — G301 — Steele-Davis House C. 1872 — |
| 38► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — G327 — Stubbs-Caldwell House C. 1874 — |
| 39► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B11 — The Bayard House c. 1780 — |
| 40► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B224 — The Whiteoak House C. 1840 — |
| 41► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — B108 — Town Hall C. 1914 — |
| 42► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — World War I Monument — |
| 43► Maryland (Cecil County), Chesapeake City — World War II Monument — |
| 44► Maryland (Cecil County), Colora — This Tablet is in Commemoration — |
| 45► Maryland (Cecil County), Colora — West Nottingham Academy — |
| 46► Maryland (Cecil County), Conowingo — A Susquehannock Indian Fort — |
| 47► Maryland (Cecil County), Conowingo — Bald Friar Ford & Ferry — |
| 48► Maryland (Cecil County), Conowingo — St. Patrick's Chapel — |
| 49► Maryland (Cecil County), Conowingo — The Proprietors of the Susquehanna Canal — |
| 50► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Bohemia Formerly Milligan Hall — |
| 51► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Cherry Grove — |
| 52► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Essex Lodge — |
| 53► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Hazelmore — |
| 54► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Hilltop View Star Spangled Banner National Historic Trail National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 55► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — History Quest Mount Harmon Plantation — |
| 56► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Mount Harmon Plantation Tobacco Prize House and Wharf — |
| 57► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Mount Harmon Plantation at Worlds End Historic Tidewater Plantation & Nature Preserve — |
| 58► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Mount Harmon Plantation at World's End — |
| 59► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Mount Harmon Plantation at World's End Historic Tidewater Plantation & Nature Preserve — |
| 60► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Mount Pleasant — |
| 61► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — North Sassafras Parish (Episcopal) — |
| 62► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — On the Wild Side [Mount Harmon Plantation] — |
| 63► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Original Vestry House Memorial — |
| 64► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Plantation Life in the Colonial Era Mount Harmon Plantation — |
| 65► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Rose Hill — |
| 66► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — St. Francis Xavier Church “Old Bohemia” 2 Miles → — |
| 67► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — St. Peters Episcopal Church Bell From Cecilton Chapel Belfry — |
| 68► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — The Anchorage — |
| 69► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — The Sassafras River Gateway to the Chesapeake Bay — |
| 70► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Tobacco and Mount Harmon — |
| 71► Maryland (Cecil County), Earleville — Woodlawn Formerly "Neighbours Grudge" — |
| 72► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — "O! say can you see..." Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — |
| 73► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — “New Munster” — |
| 74► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — “Partridge Hill” Built c. 1760 — |
| 75► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Big Elk Chapel — |
| 76► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Blue Ball Tavern — |
| 77► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Carriage Steps — |
| 78► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Cecil County Doughboy Monument — |
| 79► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Creswell Hall — |
| 80► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Elkton Originally called “Head of Elk” — |
| 81► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Elkton, Wedding Capital of the East — |
| 82► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Fighting Back Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — |
| 83► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Flight 214 — |
| 84► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Frenchtown — |
| 85► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Henry Deibert and E. Deibert Bros. Barge Building Elk Landing 1889 to 1911 — |
| 86► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Hollingsworth House — |
| 87► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Hollingsworth House — |
| 88► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Holly Hall — |
| 89► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Maryland Bicentennial Tree — |
| 90► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Michael Rudulph — |
| 91► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Mitchell House — |
| 92► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Native Americans in the 1600's — |
| 93► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad 1832–1853 — |
| 94► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Old Post Road Established 1666 — |
| 95► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Revolutionary War — |
| 96► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Rock Presbyterian Church — |
| 97► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Site of Fort Defiance — |
| 98► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Site of Fort Hollingsworth — |
| 99► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Spirited Rebuff Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail War of 1812 — |
| 100► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Stone House — |
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