Historical Markers and War Memorials in Giles County, Tennessee
Adjacent to Giles County, Tennessee
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Tennessee (Giles County), Ardmore — Civil War in Tennessee Hood Campaign of 1864 —  |
| 2► Tennessee (Giles County), Ardmore — Tennessee AMVETS Veterans Memorial — |
| 3► Tennessee (Giles County), Brick Church — Col. Thomas Kennedy Gordon — |
| 4► Tennessee (Giles County), Cornersville — 2 F 5 — Giles County / Marshall County — |
| 5► Tennessee (Giles County), Cornersville — Lairdland Farm House War and Romance — |
| 6► Tennessee (Giles County), Elkton — 3F 38 — Aaron Venable Brown 1795-1859 — |
| 7► Tennessee (Giles County), Elkton — Elkton Bridge A Strategic Crossing — |
| 8► Tennessee (Giles County), Elkton — First Section of Tennessee Interstate — |
| 9► Tennessee (Giles County), Elkton — 3F 18 — John Calvin Brown — |
| 10► Tennessee (Giles County), Elkton — 3F 4 — Neill S. Brown — |
| 11► Tennessee (Giles County), Lynnville — Lynnville Historic District — |
| 12► Tennessee (Giles County), Minor Hill — 3F 45 — Confederate Retreat at Sugar Creek — |
| 13► Tennessee (Giles County), Minor Hill — Minor Hill War Memorial — |
| 14► Tennessee (Giles County), Minor Hill — 3F 47 — Noblit-Lytle House ca. 1840 - 1950 — |
| 15► Tennessee (Giles County), Minor Hill — Sam Davis — |
| 16► Tennessee (Giles County), Minor HIll — Sam Davis Capture Site Minor Hill — |
| 17► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Aaron V. Brown (1795-1859) — |
| 18► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 41 — Bridgeforth High School — |
| 19► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Count Casimir Pulaski (1747-1779) — |
| 20► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 42 — Donald Grady Davidson (1893~1966) John Crowe Ransom (1888~1974) — |
| 21► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Dr. William Albert Lewis (1876-1971) Doctor - Educator — |
| 22► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Edward Everett Eslick (1872-1932) Willa McCord Blake Eslick (1878-1961) First Tennessee Woman Elected To The U.S. Congress — |
| 23► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Establishment of Pulaski/Giles County — |
| 24► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 34 — Forrest's September Raid Sept. 27, 1864 — |
| 25► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 40 — Gabriel McKissack — |
| 26► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — General John Adams, CSA (1825-1864) — |
| 27► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — General John Calvin Brown (1827-1889) — |
| 28► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Giles County Courthouses — |
| 29► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Giles County High School Ironwork — |
| 30► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Giles County Trail of Tears Memorial — |
| 31► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Giles County's First Courthouse — |
| 32► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 44 — Governor John C. Brown House — |
| 33► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Grissom Colonial Hall — |
| 34► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — History of Colonial Hall — |
| 35► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — James M. McCallum (1806 - 1889) Historian - Lawyer — |
| 36► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 26 — John Adams — |
| 37► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — John Goff Ballentine (1825 - 1915) United States Congressman — |
| 38► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Maplewood Cemetery City of Pulaski, Tennessee — |
| 39► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 31 — Martin College — |
| 40► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Native Americans in Giles County — |
| 41► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Neill Smith Brown (1810-1886) — |
| 42► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Nunahi-Duna-Dlo-Hily-I "The Trail Where They Cried" — |
| 43► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 39 — Old Graveyard — |
| 44► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Professor John Thomas Bridgeforth Pioneer in Education — |
| 45► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Pulaski Academy — |
| 46► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Pulaski Cornerstone — Northeast — |
| 47► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Pulaski Cornerstone — Southeast — |
| 48► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Pulaski Courthouse Square Historic District — |
| 49► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Sam Davis — |
| 50► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Sam Davis Avenue Historic District — |
| 51► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Samuel “Sam” Davis (1842 - 1863) The Boy Hero of the Confederacy — |
| 52► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 11 — Schofield Nov. 22, 1864 — |
| 53► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Seventh Kentucky Mounted Infantry Memorial — |
| 54► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — South Pulaski Historic District — |
| 55► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — The Bell Route The Trail of Tears — |
| 56► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — The Benge Route The Trail of Tears — |
| 57► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — The Bridge Trail of Tears Richland Creek Overlook The Bell and Benge Detachments Passed by Here — |
| 58► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — The Trail of Tears Interpretive Center — |
| 59► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — This Well Historical Marker — |
| 60► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Thomas Martin (1799-1870) Pulaski Heritage Trail — |
| 61► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Thomas McKissack Jones (1816-1892) Mayor-Judge Representative to Confederate Congress — |
| 62► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Trail of Tears Bell and Benge Removal Routes — |
| 63► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — United States Colored Infantry 110th and 111th Regiments — |
| 64► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — 3F 46 — Walter Hershel Beech 1891~1950 — |
| 65► Tennessee (Giles County), Waco — 3F 10 — Schofield's Withdrawal Nov. 24, 1864 — |
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