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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Westmoreland County, Virginia

 
Clickable Map of Westmoreland County, Virginia and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Westmoreland County, VA Essex County, VA (27) King George County, VA (20) Northumberland County, VA (22) Richmond County, VA (9) Charles County, MD (142) St. Mary s County, MD (269)  EssexCounty(27) Essex County (27)  KingGeorgeCounty(20) King George County (20)  NorthumberlandCounty(22) Northumberland County (22)  RichmondCounty(9) Richmond County (9)  CharlesCountyMaryland(142) Charles County (142)  St.Mary'sCounty(269) St. Mary's County (269)
Adjacent to Westmoreland County, Virginia
    Essex County (27)
    King George County (20)
    Northumberland County (22)
    Richmond County (9)
    Charles County, Maryland (142)
    St. Mary's County, Maryland (269)
 
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1Virginia (Westmoreland County), Baynesville — J-75 — Westmoreland State Park
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at State Park Road (Virginia Route 347), on the left when traveling east on Kings Highway.
2Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — “O! say can you see…”Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
Near Popes Creek Road at Bridges Creek Road.
3Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — A New World on the Chesapeake
Near Popes Creek Road.
4Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Archeology at Popes Creek
Near Popes Creek Road. Reported permanently removed.
5Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Artery of Commerce
Near Popes Creek Road.
6Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Birthplace of James Monroe
On James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205), on the left when traveling south.
7Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — JP-6 — Birthplace of Monroe
On James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205), on the left when traveling south.
8Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — JT-21 — Charles B. Smith99th Fighter Squadron — (Tuskegee Airmen) —
Near James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205) 0.2 miles south of Ferry Landing (Virginia Route 638), on the left when traveling south.
9Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Colonial Beach Roll of HonorWorld War I * World War II
On Beach Terrace at Boundary Street, on the right when traveling south on Beach Terrace.
10Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Dairy
Near Popes Creek Road.
11Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Explore a trail networkGeorge Washington Birthplace National Monument — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
Near Popes Creek Road at Bridges Creek Road.
12Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Free to FightStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
Near Popes Creek Road (Virginia Route 204) at Bridges Creek Road, on the right when traveling north.
13Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — George Washington Birthplace Site
On Popes Creek Road.
14Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Henry Brooks Farm
Near Popes Creek Road.
15Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — James Monroe1758 - 1831 — Soldier * Patriot * Statesman —
On James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205), on the left when traveling south.
16Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — John Washington House
Near Popes Creek Road.
17Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Link to the World
Near Popes Creek Road.
18Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Paradise Found
On Popes Creek Road.
19Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Popes Creek Plantation
Near Popes Creek Road.
20Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — Soldier - Statesman President James Monroe
Near James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205), on the left when traveling south.
21Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — The Bay Today
Near Popes Creek Road.
22Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — The Historic Area
Near Popes Creek Road.
23Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — The Memorial Area
Near Popes Creek Road.
24Virginia (Westmoreland County), Colonial Beach — War in the ChesapeakeStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
Near Popes Creek Road near Bridges Creek Road.
25Virginia (Westmoreland County), Flat Iron — J-69-a — Popes Creek Episcopal Church
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Longwood Road (County Route 624), on the right when traveling east on Kings Highway.
26Virginia (Westmoreland County), Grays Corner — JT-20 — McCoy Revolutionary Soldiers
On Sandy Point Road (County Route 604) at Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202), on the left when traveling east on Sandy Point Road.
27Virginia (Westmoreland County), Grays Corner — JT-4 — Washington’s Mother
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Sandy Point Road (County Route 604) when traveling east on Cople Highway.
28Virginia (Westmoreland County), Grays Corner — JT-7 — Yeocomico Church
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Sandy Point Road (Virginia Route 604), on the right when traveling east on Cople Highway.
29Virginia (Westmoreland County), Hague — Lee Hall
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) just west of Nomini Hall Road (County Route 612), on the right when traveling east.
30Virginia (Westmoreland County), Hague — JT-6 — Richard Henry Lee’s Grave
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Coles Point Road (County Route 612), on the right when traveling east on Cople Highway.
31Virginia (Westmoreland County), Hague — The Burnt House Field
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Coles Point Road (County Route 612), on the right when traveling east on Cople Highway.
32Virginia (Westmoreland County), Hague — JT-18 — Zion Baptist Church
On Copley Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Zion Church Road (County Route 611), on the right when traveling east on Copley Highway.
33Virginia (Westmoreland County), King George — Z-6 — King George County / Westmoreland CountyArea 180 Square Miles / Area 252 Square Miles
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Trigger Lane (County Route 683), on the right when traveling west on Kings Highway.
34Virginia (Westmoreland County), Kinsale — “O! say can you see…”Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
On Kinsale Road (Virginia Route 1004) at Virginia Route 1001, on the left when traveling east on Kinsale Road.
35Virginia (Westmoreland County), Kinsale — Historic District of Kinsale, Virginia
On Bank Street (Virginia Route 1002) at Route 1001, on the right when traveling east on Bank Street.
36Virginia (Westmoreland County), Kinsale — JT-8 — Kinsale
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202), on the right when traveling east.
37Virginia (Westmoreland County), Kinsale — Z-4 — Northumberland County / Westmoreland County
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) just west of the Hampton Hall Bridge over Hampton Hall Branch, on the right when traveling east.
38Virginia (Westmoreland County), Kinsale — Relentless RaidsStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
On Kinsale Road (Virginia Route 1004) at Virginia Route 1001, on the left when traveling east on Kinsale Road.
39Virginia (Westmoreland County), Kinsale — War in the ChesapeakeStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
On Kinsale Road (Route 1004) at Virginia Route 1001, on the left when traveling east on Kinsale Road.
40Virginia (Westmoreland County), Leedstown — JT-22 — John Pratt Hungerford(1761–1833)
On Leedstown Road (County Route 637) east of Drakes Marsh Drive, on the left when traveling east.
41Virginia (Westmoreland County), Leedstown — JT-15 — Leedstown
On Leedstown Road (Route 637) west of Resolutions Road (County Route 641), on the right when traveling east.
42Virginia (Westmoreland County), Leedstown — J-98 — Pissaseck Indians
On Leedstown Road (County Route 637) west of Resolutions Road (County Route 641), on the right when traveling east.
43Virginia (Westmoreland County), Lerty — J-76 — Stratford and Chantilly
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Stratford Hall Road (U.S. 214), on the right when traveling east on Kings Highway.
44Virginia (Westmoreland County), Machodoc — J-72 — Nomini Hall
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at County Route 626, on the right when traveling east on Cople Highway.
45Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — A Testament to CraftsmanshipWestmoreland State Park
On State Park Road (Virginia Route 347) at Virginia Route 686, on the right when traveling north on State Park Road.
46Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — JT-19 — Armstead Tasker Johnson School
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) west of Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202), on the left when traveling east.
47Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — Dividends for the FutureCivilian Conservation Corps 1933-1942 — Westmoreland State Park —
Near State Park Road (Virginia Route 347) 0.5 miles north of Virginia Route 686.
48Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — J-79 — Nomini Baptist Church
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Templemans Road, on the left when traveling east on Kings Highway.
49Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — J-84 — Nomini Baptist Meetinghouse
On Monokin Road (County Route 690) south of Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3), on the right when traveling south.
50Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — J-71 — Old Westmoreland Courthouse
On King’s Highway (Virginia Route 3), on the right when traveling west.
51Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — Putting the Potomac on the MapCaptain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail
Near State Park Road (Virginia Route 347) 0.5 miles north of Virginia Route 686.
52Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — Stratford HallBirthplace of Robert E. Lee
On Great House Road 0.6 miles north of Stratford Hall Road (Virginia Route 214), on the right when traveling north.
53Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — Tempting TargetStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
On Cliff Road (Virginia Route 686) 0.2 miles east of State Park Road, on the left when traveling east.
54Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — Vietnam War Memorial
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Court Square, on the right when traveling west on Kings Highway.
55Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — War in the ChesapeakeStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
On Cliff Road (Virginia Route 686) 0.2 miles east of State Park Road (Virginia Route 347), on the left when traveling east.
56Virginia (Westmoreland County), Montross — Westmoreland County Confederate Monument
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Court Square, on the right when traveling west on Kings Highway.
57Virginia (Westmoreland County), Mount Holly — JT-5 — Bushfield
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Mount Holly Road (County Route 621), on the left when traveling east on Cople Highway.
58Virginia (Westmoreland County), Mount Holly — JT-14 — Morgan Jones Kiln
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Mount Holly Road (County Route 621), on the left when traveling east on Cople Highway.
59Virginia (Westmoreland County), Mount Holly — JT-3 — The Glebe
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) at Mount Holly Road (County Route 621), on the left when traveling east on Cople Highway.
60Virginia (Westmoreland County), Mount Holly — JT-92 — The War of 1812 / British Landing at Nomini Ferry
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) 0.3 miles west of McGuires Wharf Road (U.S. 662), on the right when traveling west.
61Virginia (Westmoreland County), Mundy Point — JT-16 — Sandy Point
On Sandy Point Road (County Route 614) 5.3 miles east of Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202), on the right when traveling east.
62Virginia (Westmoreland County), Nomini — JT-2 — Nominy Church
On Cople Highway (Virginia Route 202) just east of the Nomini Creek bridge, on the left when traveling east.
63Virginia (Westmoreland County), Oak Grove — J-69 — George Washington’s Birthplace(Wakefield)
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Popes Creek Drive (Virginia Route 204), on the left when traveling east on Kings Highway.
64Virginia (Westmoreland County), Oak Grove — George Washington’s Birthplace
Near Popes Creek Drive (Virginia Route 204) north of Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3). Reported permanently removed.
65Virginia (Westmoreland County), Oak Grove — J-67 — History at Oak Grove
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) just west of James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205), on the right when traveling east.
66Virginia (Westmoreland County), Oak Grove — John MuseOctober 13, 1633 – April 5, 1723
Near Bridges Creek Road 0.7 miles north of Popes Creek Road (State Route 204).
67Virginia (Westmoreland County), Oak Grove — The Burial Ground
On Bridge Creek Road west of Popes Creek Road (Virginia Route 204).
68Virginia (Westmoreland County), Oak Grove — J-68 — Westmoreland Association
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) just west of James Monroe Highway (Virginia Route 205), on the right when traveling east.
69Virginia (Westmoreland County), Smith Hill — J-64 — Bristol Iron Works
On Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3) at Claymont Road (County Route 634), on the right when traveling east on Kings Highway.
70Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Burrell Eskridge and His Son Vernon Eskridge
On Stratford Hall Road just west of Great House Road, on the right when traveling east.
71Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Clifts Plantation Burial GroundWho Was Buried Here?
Near Great House Road.
72Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Clifts Plantation SiteA Busy Tobacco Plantation Once Flourished Here
Near Great House Road.
73Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Controlling the Water Supply to the Mill
Near Great House Road.
74Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Oval Site
Near Great House Road 0.3 miles north of Stratford Hall Road.
75Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Slave CemeteryIn Memoriam
Near Great House Road 0.7 miles north of Stratford Hall Road.
76Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Stratford Hall
On Stratford Hall Road (VA Highway 214), on the left when traveling east.
77Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — Stratford Landing: Significant Events
Near Great House Road.
78Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — The Landing: Gateway to the World
Near Gate House Road 1 mile north of Stratford Hall Road.
79Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — The Stratford Cliffs
Near Stratford Hall Road (State Highway 214), on the left when traveling east.
80Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — The Stratford Mill
Near Great House Road.
81Virginia (Westmoreland County), Stratford — To Keep in Perpetual Remembrance the Name of Thomas Lee
On Stratford Hall Road (VA Highway 214), on the left when traveling east.
82Virginia (Westmoreland County), Tucker Hill — JT-93 — War of 1812Poisoning Inquiry at Yeocomico Church
On Old Yeocomico Road (Virginia Route 606) 0.3 miles south of Tucker Hill Road (Virginia Route 610), on the right when traveling south.
83Virginia (Westmoreland County), Zacata — JT-17 — Private Tate, Buffalo Soldier
On Zacata Road (County Route 645) 2 miles north of Kings Highway (Virginia Route 3), on the left when traveling north.
 
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