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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Smyth County, Virginia
Marion is the county seat for Smyth County
Adjacent to Smyth County, Virginia
1 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Adwolfe — K-56 — Campbell's Home —  |
| 2 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Adwolfe — Mountain View Plantation: Antebellum Home Of The Abijah Thomas Family — |
| 3 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Adwolfe — KD-18 — Village of Holston Mills — |
| 4 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — Chilhowie — Stoneman at Greever’s Switch — Stoneman Raid — |
| 5 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — K-22 — Chilhowie — |
| 6 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — Chilhowie Methodist Episcopal Church — |
| 7 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — K-21 — Farthest West, 1750 — |
| 8 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — Sulphur Springs Church and Campground — 1806–1893 — |
| 9 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — Town House — |
| 10 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Chilhowie — Transportation Through the Ages — 1900–1930’s — The Carriage House — |
| 11 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Groseclose — K-30 — Early Settlers — |
| 12 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Konnarock — K 82 — Konnarock Training School (1924~1959) — |
| 13 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — KD-14 — “The Crying Tree” — |
| 14 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — KD-17 — Abijah Thomas (1814-1876) and His Octagonal House — |
| 15 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Annabel Morris Buchanan — 1888- 1983 — Marion History Walk — |
| 16 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-26 — Battle of Marion — |
| 17 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — KD-16 — Carnegie High School — |
| 18 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-328 — Col. Arthur Campbell — |
| 19 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Col. William Elisha Peters — Confederate Veteran and College Professor — Reported permanently removed |
| 20 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Confederate Memorial — |
| 21 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — D.C. Miller Law Office — 220 West Town Street — Marion History Walk — |
| 22 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Engagement at Marion — A Small Town Survives — Reported permanently removed |
| 23 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — General Francis Marion — 1732-1795 — Marion History Walk — |
| 24 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Governor David Campbell — 1779-1859 — Marion History Walk — |
| 25 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Home of Mountain Dew — Marion History Walk — |
| 26 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Hungry Mother State Park — Marion History Walk — |
| 27 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-33 — Hungry Mother State Park — |
| 28 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — J. C. Campbell House — 205 West Main Street — Marion History Walk — |
| 29 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Laura Lu Copenhaver — 1868-1940 — Marion History Walk — |
| 30 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Look & Lincoln Wagon Factory — 1860 - 1901 — Marion History Walk — |
| 31 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Lt. Col. Garland York — 1923-1996 “The Omaha Kid” — Marion History Walk — |
| 32 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Mack Howard Sturgill — 1927 – 1998 “Historical gossip” — Marion History Walk — |
| 33 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-34 — Marion — |
| 34 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Marion & Rye Valley Railroad — 1891 - 1932 — Marion History Walk — |
| 35 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Marion 9/11 Memorial — |
| 36 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Marion College — 1873 – 1967 — Marion History Walk — |
| 37 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Marion Municipal Building — Marion History Walk — |
| 38 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Marion Musical Heritage Mural — |
| 39 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — KD-15 — Mount Pleasant Methodist Church — |
| 40 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Nolan Ryan and the Marion Mets — Marion History Walk — |
| 41 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — R.T. Greer & Company — 1904 – 1968 — Marion History Walk — |
| 42 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Royal Oak Presbyterian Church — Marion History Walk — |
| 43 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-24 — Royal Oak Presbyterian Church — |
| 44 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Salt Kettle — |
| 45 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Sherwood Anderson — 1876-1941 — Marion History Walk — |
| 46 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-46 — Sherwood Anderson — |
| 47 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — K-27 — Site of Colonial Home — |
| 48 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Smyth County Courthouse — Marion History Walk — |
| 49 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Smyth County Museum — Marion History Walk — |
| 50 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Smyth County Revolutionary War Memorial — |
| 51 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Smyth County War Memorial — |
| 52 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — Southwestern State Mental Hospital — 340 Bagley Circle — Marion History Walk — |
| 53 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — UC-5 — State Fish Hatchery — |
| 54 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — The Battle of Marion — December 17 & 18, 1864 — Marion History Walk — |
| 55 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Marion — The Lincoln Theatre — Marion History Walk — |
| 56 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Saltville — Battle at Cedar Branch — Salt Works Defended — |
| 57 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Saltville — History of Saltville Valley — |
| 58 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Saltville — KB-6 — Saltville — |
| 59 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Saltville — Saltville Defenses — Saltville and Salt Manufacturing — |
| 60 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Saltville — U.S. General Stoneman's Raid — The Salt Works Partially Destroyed — |
| 61 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Seven Mile Ford — K-19 — Seven Mile Ford — |
| 62 ► Virginia, Smyth County, Seven Mile Ford — K-20 — William Campbell’s Grave — |