Historical Markers and War Memorials in Washington County, Missouri

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Washington County, Missouri

Adjacent to Washington County, Missouri

▶ Crawford County (28)
▶ Franklin County (84)
▶ Iron County (31)
▶ Jefferson County (2)
▶ St. Francois County (1)

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1► Missouri (Washington County), Caledonia — Bellevue Collegiate Institute — 1867 - 1902 —

First college owned by St. Louis Conference of the Methodist Church south — — Map (db m99641) HM

2► Missouri (Washington County), Caledonia — Heritage of Caledonia Missouri —

Bellevue Valley lies between Ozark spurs. Buford Mountain on east, second highest in Missouri, named for William Buford. Came from Virginia in 1810. Name carried on in valley. First people mound-builders, then Indians. French named Bellevue . . . — — Map (db m99640) HM

3► Missouri (Washington County), Potosi — In Memory of These Revolutionary Soldiers — Buried in Washington County —

George Breckenridge – VA. James Bryan – VA. Miles Goforth – N.C. John Hawkins – N.C. Benjamin Harrison – VA. James Johnson– VA. Thomas Madden– VA. John Paul– VA. John Perry– . . . — — Map (db m119192) WM

4► Missouri (Washington County), Potosi — Potosi —

(side one) Early mining center, named for the famous South American silver mine, Potosi was established by Moses Austin as the seat of Washington County, organized, 1813. Austin came here, 1797, after receiving a 3 square mile Spanish . . . — — Map (db m119802) HM

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