Historical Markers and War Memorials in Fauquier County, Virginia
Adjacent to Fauquier County, Virginia
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Virginia (Fauquier County), Atoka — B-25 — Mosby’s Rangers —  |
| 2► Virginia (Fauquier County), Atoka — Rector House — Mosby Heritage Area — |
| 3► Virginia (Fauquier County), Atoka — Rector House — |
| 4► Virginia (Fauquier County), Atoka — Rector’s Crossroads — They Did Their Job — Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 5► Virginia (Fauquier County), Atoka — B-34 — Welbourne — |
| 6► Virginia (Fauquier County), Auburn — CL-9 — Battle of Coffee Hill — (Second Battle of Auburn) — |
| 7► Virginia (Fauquier County), Auburn — G-21 — Grapewood Farm Engagement — |
| 8► Virginia (Fauquier County), Auburn — Neavil’s Mill — |
| 9► Virginia (Fauquier County), Auburn — BX-7 — Neavil's Ordinary — |
| 10► Virginia (Fauquier County), Auburn — Second Battle of Auburn — Stuart and Coffee Hill — |
| 11► Virginia (Fauquier County), Auburn — CL-8 — Stuart's Bivouac — |
| 12► Virginia (Fauquier County), Bristersburg — BX-2 — Brent Town — |
| 13► Virginia (Fauquier County), Broad Run — Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve — |
| 14► Virginia (Fauquier County), Broad Run — FA-1 — Campaign of Second Manassas — |
| 15► Virginia (Fauquier County), Broad Run — C-50 — Thoroughfare Gap — |
| 16► Virginia (Fauquier County), Catlett — Catlett’s Station — Stuart’s Revenge — |
| 17► Virginia (Fauquier County), Catlett — Z-170 — Fauquier County / Prince William County — |
| 18► Virginia (Fauquier County), Catlett — B-35 — Mosby’s Raid at Catlett’s Station — |
| 19► Virginia (Fauquier County), Catlett — B-36 — Stuart and Mosby — |
| 20► Virginia (Fauquier County), Delaplane — B-40 — Death of 2d Lt. James “Big Yankee” Ames — |
| 21► Virginia (Fauquier County), Delaplane — B-21 — Delaplane — (Formerly Piedmont Station) — |
| 22► Virginia (Fauquier County), Delaplane — Emmanuel Episcopal Church — Piedmont Parish — |
| 23► Virginia (Fauquier County), Delaplane — FF-13 — John Marshall's Leeds Manor Rural Historic District — |
| 24► Virginia (Fauquier County), Delaplane — Piedmont Station — By Train to Manassas — First Manassas Campaign — |
| 25► Virginia (Fauquier County), Elk Run — B-39 — Elk Run Anglican Church Site — |
| 26► Virginia (Fauquier County), Elk Run — Elk Run Village — |
| 27► Virginia (Fauquier County), Goldvein — F-18 — Goldvein — |
| 28► Virginia (Fauquier County), Goldvein — Monroe Park — |
| 29► Virginia (Fauquier County), Little Georgetown — Heflin's Store — |
| 30► Virginia (Fauquier County), Markham — FF-10 — Brig. Gen. Turner Ashby, C.S.A. — |
| 31► Virginia (Fauquier County), Markham — In Memory of Officers of the C.S.A. — Leeds Episcopal Church — |
| 32► Virginia (Fauquier County), Markham — FF-4 — Lee’s Bivouac, Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 33► Virginia (Fauquier County), Markham — FF-12 — The Hollow — |
| 34► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FF-6 — Birthplace of Lt. Presley Neville O’Bannon, USMC — |
| 35► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FB-4 — Campaign of Second Manassas — |
| 36► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — Confederate Memorial — |
| 37► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FF-5 — Lee’s Narrow Escape — |
| 38► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FF-8 — McClellan Relieved From Command — |
| 39► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FF-7 — Mosby’s Rangers Disband — |
| 40► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — Mosby’s Rangers Disband Site — |
| 41► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FF-11 — Number 18 School — |
| 42► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — FB-2 — Oak Hill — John Marshall’s Home — |
| 43► Virginia (Fauquier County), Marshall — Salem — Lee’s Narrow Escape — Mosby's Confederacy, First and Second Manassas Campaign — |
| 44► Virginia (Fauquier County), Midland — CL-7 — German Town — |
| 45► Virginia (Fauquier County), Midland — CL-3 — John Marshall’s Birthplace — |
| 46► Virginia (Fauquier County), Midland — John Marshall’s Birthplace — |
| 47► Virginia (Fauquier County), Midland — John Marshall’s Birthplace Park — |
| 48► Virginia (Fauquier County), Orlean — CB-1 — Campaign of Second Manassas — |
| 49► Virginia (Fauquier County), Paris — B-20 — Jackson’s Bivouac — |
| 50► Virginia (Fauquier County), Paris — Mount Bleak Farm — The Settles Anticipate War — |
| 51► Virginia (Fauquier County), Rectortown — Rectortown — McClellan’s Demise, Mosby’s Raffle — Mosby's Confederacy — |
| 52► Virginia (Fauquier County), Remington — "Chestnut Lawn" — (3.6 Mi. S.E. of Remington, Va.) — |
| 53► Virginia (Fauquier County), Remington — Kelly’s Ford — Cavalry and Coffee — |
| 54► Virginia (Fauquier County), Remington — Rappahannock Station — A Rare Night Attack on the River — Mosby’s Confederacy — |
| 55► Virginia (Fauquier County), Remington — The Battle of Brandy Station — The Crossing at Kelly's Ford — |
| 56► Virginia (Fauquier County), Remington — The Battle of Kelly's Ford — |
| 57► Virginia (Fauquier County), The Plains — F-9 — Campaign of Second Manassas — |
| 58► Virginia (Fauquier County), The Plains — The Plains — The Death of a “Jessie Scout” — Mosby’s Confederacy, First Manassas Campaign, Second Manassas Campaign — |
| 59► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — Battle of Unison — Foiling the Trap — |
| 60► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — Battle of Upperville — “Thus Passes a Sunday in War” — Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 61► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — Battle of Upperville — A Swirling Cavalry Fight — Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 62► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — Lee Moves North Again — Screening Lee's Infantry — Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 63► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — B 43 — Mary Elizabeth Conover Mellon — (1904-1946) — |
| 64► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — B 41 — Paul Mellon — (1907-1999) — |
| 65► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — B 42 — Rokeby Stables — |
| 66► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — The Armistead House — |
| 67► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — The Gibson House — |
| 68► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — The Smith House — |
| 69► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — The Upperville Library — |
| 70► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — This Stone — [Trinity Episcopal Church] — |
| 71► Virginia (Fauquier County), Upperville — Upperville — Drama at Vineyard Hill — Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 72► Virginia (Fauquier County), Vint Hill Farms — Buckland Mills Battle — Custer's Position — |
| 73► Virginia (Fauquier County), Vint Hill Farms — FF-14 — Vint Hill Farms Station — |
| 74► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — "In Honor and Remembrance" — |
| 75► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — CB-2 — Ashland Farm — |
| 76► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-57 — Black Horse Cavalry — |
| 77► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Brentmoor — Spilman-Mosby House — |
| 78► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-92 — Brentmoor: The Spilman-Mosby House — |
| 79► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Buckland Races — An Inglorious Skedaddle — |
| 80► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Civil War Soldiers Buried in the Warrenton Cemetery — |
| 81► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-29 — Colonial Road — |
| 82► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Concrete Bench — |
| 83► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Executions in the Yard — The Gallows — |
| 84► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Fauquier County Veterans Memorial — |
| 85► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-55 — Fredericksburg Campaign — |
| 86► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Hot Lead Line-O-Type — |
| 87► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — John Marshall — 1755 - 1835 — |
| 88► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — John Singleton Mosby — |
| 89► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Lafayette’s Stepping Stone — |
| 90► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — G-2 — Leeton Forest — |
| 91► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-9 — McClellan’s Farewell — |
| 92► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Norris Tavern / The Warren Green — |
| 93► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Old Fauquier County Jail — |
| 94► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Rosenwald Schools in Fauquier — |
| 95► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-54 — Second Manassas Campaign — Manassas Junction Operations — |
| 96► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-58 — Second Manassas Campaign — Stuart's Catlett Station Raid — |
| 97► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — C-60 — Second Manassas Campaign — Strategic Rappahannock River Crossings — |
| 98► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — The Fauquier Times-Democrat — |
| 99► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — The Railroad Caboose — History of the Warrenton Branch — |
| 100► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — The Turntable — Warrenton, VA - Circa 1939 — |
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