Historical Markers and War Memorials in Addison County, Vermont
Adjacent to Addison County, Vermont
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — Canada Geese —  |
| 2► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — Chimney Point — |
| 3► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — DAR John Strong Mansion — |
| 4► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — Northern Terminal of the Crown Point Military Road — |
| 5► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — Snow Geese — |
| 6► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — The Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area — |
| 7► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — War Memorial Victory Peace — |
| 8► Vermont (Addison County), Addison — Wetland Resources — |
| 9► Vermont (Addison County), Bridport — Hathorne School Bridport District Schoolhouse #1 — |
| 10► Vermont (Addison County), Bridport — War Memorial — |
| 11► Vermont (Addison County), Bristol — In Memory of Pvt. Norman E. Wasley Bristol Falls — |
| 12► Vermont (Addison County), Cornwall — Cornwall Remembers 1861-1865 — |
| 13► Vermont (Addison County), Cornwall — William Slade / The Gag Rule 1786–1857 / 1836–1844 — |
| 14► Vermont (Addison County), Ferrisburgh — "Rokeby" Home of Rowland E. Robinson Writer of Vermont Folklore — |
| 15► Vermont (Addison County), Ferrisburgh — The Great Convention — |
| 16► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Ancient Paths — |
| 17► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Birthplace of Ray Fisher — |
| 18► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Charter House — |
| 19► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Court Square — |
| 20► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Emma Willard Pioneer educator gave women first college training here — |
| 21► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Emma Willard Memorial — |
| 22► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — John Deere Inventor of "The Plow that Broke the Plains" — |
| 23► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Marble Works Memorial Bridge — |
| 24► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Middlebury Civil War Memorial — |
| 25► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Middlebury War Memorial — |
| 26► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Samuel Miller, Esq. September 30,1798 — |
| 27► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — The Addison County Courthouse — |
| 28► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — The Battell Block — |
| 29► Vermont (Addison County), Middlebury — Town & Gown — |
| 30► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — American Blockhouse – 1777 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 31► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — British Blockhouse - 1777 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 32► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Burial Site Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 33► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Fort Ticonderoga and Mount Defiance Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 34► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Foundation -1776 or 1777 Mount Independence State Historic Site What do you think? - — |
| 35► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — General Hospital – 1777 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 36► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — German Hut – 1777 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 37► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Heritage Travelers over the Years — |
| 38► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Lake Champlain and the American Revolution Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 39► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Military Road — |
| 40► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Mount Independence Bastion of the Revolution — |
| 41► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Mt. Independence Military Road Route to Hubbardton, 1777 — |
| 42► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Mt. Independence Military Road Route to Hubbardton - 1777 — |
| 43► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Officers Quarters – 1776 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 44► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Southern Battery – 1777 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 45► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Southern Defense Trail — |
| 46► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Storehouse - 1776 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 47► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — The American Southern Defenses – 1776-1777 — |
| 48► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — Third Brigade Encampment – 1776 Mount Independence State Historic Site — |
| 49► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — To Repel the Enemy — |
| 50► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — War Memorial — |
| 51► Vermont (Addison County), Orwell — World War Memorial — |
| 52► Vermont (Addison County), Panton — Benedict Arnold — |
| 53► Vermont (Addison County), Ripton — Robert Frost 1874 - 1963 — |
| 54► Vermont (Addison County), Shoreham — Ethan Allen with Eighty-Three Green Mountain Boys — |
| 55► Vermont (Addison County), Shoreham — Larrabees Point — |
| 56► Vermont (Addison County), Shoreham — Levi P. Morton Statesman and Banker lived early years in Vermont — |
| 57► Vermont (Addison County), Shoreham — Shoreham Covered Railroad Bridge — |
| 58► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Commerce at the Crossroads — |
| 59► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Commodore Thomas Macdonough Born December 1783 Died November 1825 — |
| 60► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Early Life Along Otter Creek in Vergennes — |
| 61► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Macdonough Shipyard — |
| 62► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Site of Naval Shipyard — |
| 63► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — The Bixby Memorial Free Library — |
| 64► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — The Vergennes Pump House "People of Vergennes at the mercy of the flames" -H.C. Johnson, Editor, Vergennes Vermonter, October 18, 1867 — |
| 65► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Vergennes 150th Anniversary 1788 1938 Qui Patres Transtulit Nos Sustineat — |
| 66► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — Veterans Memorial — |
| 67► Vermont (Addison County), Vergennes — World War Memorial 1917 1918 Vergennes Vermont — |
| 68► Vermont (Addison County), Weybridge — Silas Wright 1795-1847 — |
| 69► Vermont (Addison County), Weybridge — The U.S. Government Morgan Horse Farm — |
| 70► Vermont (Addison County), Whiting — Major Samuel Beach 1752-1829 The Paul Revere of Vermont — |
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