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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Pender County
Burgaw is the county seat for Pender County
Adjacent to Pender County, North Carolina
1 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Ashton — D-7 — Samuel Ashe 17251813 —  |
| 2 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Ashton — D-58 — William S. Ashe — |
| 3 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Atkinson — "My Native Land I Must Forego, And Roam a Lonely Stranger" Moores Creek National Battlefield National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 4 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Burgaw Depot Circa 1850 — |
| 5 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Burgaw Presbyterian Church — |
| 6 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Burgaw Station Antebellum Railroad Station Confederate Lifeline — |
| 7 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Company K. 3rd N.C. Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. — |
| 8 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — D-32 — George Burrington ca. 16821759 — |
| 9 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — D13 — Hinton James 1776-1847 — |
| 10 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — D-13 — Hinton James Reported missing |
| 11 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Our Heroes 1861 1865 — |
| 12 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Pender County Court House — |
| 13 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Pender County Veterans Memorial — |
| 14 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — D-18 — S. S. Satchwell — |
| 15 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — D-33 — Stag Park — |
| 16 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — Town of Burgaw 1879 — |
| 17 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Burgaw — D-117 — Van Eeden — |
| 18 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Castle Hayne — D-99 — Prisoner Exchange — |
| 19 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — A Changing Landscape Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 20 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — A Trap is Set Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 21 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — A Very Bad Swamp ... from a letter written by Gen. William Howe, April 25, 1776 Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 22 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Aftermath of Moores Creek Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 23 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Battle of Moores Creek Bridge February 27, 1776 — |
| 24 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Blackwater Highways Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 25 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Boxing the Pines Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 26 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Brave Patriots — |
| 27 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Commemorating the Battle Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 28 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Decisive Victory Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 29 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Ghosts of an Industry Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 30 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — John Grady Memorial — |
| 31 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — D-6 — Moores Creek Bridge — |
| 32 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 33 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Negro Head Point Road Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 34 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Old Wilmington and Fayetteville Stage Road Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 35 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Road to Independence Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 36 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Road to the Sea Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 37 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Stunning Defeat Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 38 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Tar Kiln Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 39 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Tarheel Trail Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 40 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Trees for a Navy Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 41 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Vanishing Longleafs Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 42 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — We Women Have...To Let Our Voices Be Heard ---Mrs. Penelope Barker, October 25, 1774 after the events of the Edenton Tea Party. Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 43 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Widow Moores' Bridge Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 44 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Wisely Chosen Ground Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 45 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Currie — Women's Monument Moores Creek National Battlefield — |
| 46 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Hampstead — D-100 — Topsail Battery — |
| 47 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Rocky Point — D-10 — Alexander Lillington — |
| 48 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Rocky Point — D-46 — Edward Moseley — |
| 49 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Rocky Point — D-65 — General John Ashe — |
| 50 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Rocky Point — D-26 — James Moore — |
| 51 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Rocky Point — D-63 — Maurice Moore — |
| 52 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Topsail Beach — D-104 — Missile Tests — |
| 53 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Wallace — D-34 — Welsh Tract — |
| 54 ► North Carolina, Pender County, Willard — D-106 — Timothy Bloodworth 1736-1814 — |