Historical Markers and War Memorials in Washington County, North Carolina
Adjacent to Washington County, North Carolina
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — B 29 — Charles Pettigrew —  |
| 2► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — Cherry — |
| 3► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — Cherry Colored School — circa 1920's — (A Rosenwald School) — |
| 4► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — Concord Primitive Baptist Church — |
| 5► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — Cool Spring — |
| 6► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — Davenport Homestead — circa 1770 — |
| 7► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — B 12 — James Johnston Pettigrew — |
| 8► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — B 35 — Lake Company — |
| 9► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — B 57 — Somerset Place — |
| 10► North Carolina (Washington County), Creswell — The Davenport Home — |
| 11► North Carolina (Washington County), Mackeys — Mackeys Ferry — 1735-1938 — |
| 12► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BBB-6 — 85th Redoubt — |
| 13► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Ausbon House — Sniper’s Nest — |
| 14► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BB-6 — Battle of Plymouth — |
| 15► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Battle of Plymouth — Strategic Port & Transportation Center — |
| 16► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — B 9 — Battle of Plymouth — |
| 17► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Battle of Plymouth — |
| 18► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — B 9 — Battle of Plymouth — |
| 19► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Battle of Plymouth Memorial — |
| 20► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Brick House Landing — circa 1711 — |
| 21► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Carthagenia Lodge — |
| 22► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — CSS Albemarle — Ironclad Gunboat — |
| 23► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — CSS Albemarle — |
| 24► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Cushing’s Torpedo — Sinking of CSS Albemarle — |
| 25► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Fort Compher Battlefield — The Breakthrough — |
| 26► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BBB-9 — Fort Williams — |
| 27► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Hampton Academy — |
| 28► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BBB-4 — Hoke's Final Line — |
| 29► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Latham House — circa 1850 — |
| 30► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BBB-8 — Naval Action — |
| 31► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — New Chapel Baptist Church — |
| 32► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Plymouth State Normal School — Original Site circa 1881 — |
| 33► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Plymouth United Methodist Church — |
| 34► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — B 10 — Ram Albemarle — |
| 35► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BBB-5 — Ransom's Assault — |
| 36► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Replica 6.4 inch Brooke Rifled Cannon — Confederate Naval Cannon from the CSS Albemarle — |
| 37► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Roanoke River Lighthouse — |
| 38► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Rt. Rev. Alfred Augustin Watson — 1818-1905 — |
| 39► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Siege of Plymouth, NC — |
| 40► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — BBB-7 — Union Earthworks — |
| 41► North Carolina (Washington County), Plymouth — Washington County Courthouse — |
| 42► North Carolina (Washington County), Roper — B 23 — Buncombe Hall — |
| 43► North Carolina (Washington County), Roper — B 22 — Mackeys Ferry — |
| 44► North Carolina (Washington County), Roper — Sleepy Hollow — |
| 45► North Carolina (Washington County), Roper — St. Luke's Episcopal Church — Original Site — 1836 — |
| 46► North Carolina (Washington County), Skinnersville — Pearidge — Saharah Plantation — |
| 47► North Carolina (Washington County), Skinnersville — B 49 — Rehoboth Church — |
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