Historical Markers and War Memorials in Dinwiddie County, Virginia
Adjacent to Dinwiddie County, Virginia
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Burgess — S-63 — Battle of Hatchers Run 5-7 February 1865 —  |
| 2► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Burgess — Brigadier General John Pegram — |
| 3► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Burgess — The Battle of Hatchers Run To Cut the Remaining Supply Lines, February 5-7, 1865 — |
| 4► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Burgess — The Battle of Hatchers Run Fighting Around Dabneys Sawmill, February 6-7, 1865 — |
| 5► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Church Road — K-307 — Battle of Five Forks — |
| 6► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dewitt — S-85 — Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley (1818-1907) — |
| 7► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — "Advanced...repulsed...charged again..." — |
| 8► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — A Final Stand — |
| 9► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Attack on the Angle — |
| 10► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Battle of Dinwiddie Court House — |
| 11► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Battle of Five Forks — |
| 12► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-62 — Campaign of 1781 — |
| 13► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-56 — Chamberlain's Bed — |
| 14► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Crawfords Sweep — |
| 15► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Death of Pegram — |
| 16► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Digging In — |
| 17► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Dinwiddie Court House Turning North Wilson-Kautz Raid — |
| 18► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-54 — Dinwiddie Courthouse — |
| 19► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-95 — Dinwiddie Normal Industrial School (Southside High School) — |
| 20► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — 17 — Early Education in Dinwiddie County Dinwiddie, Virginia Dinwiddie County — |
| 21► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — Five Forks Battlefield — |
| 22► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-42 — Gravelly Run Quaker Meeting House — |
| 23► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-80 — Quaker Road Engagement 29 March 1865 — |
| 24► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-46 — Raceland — |
| 25► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-45 — Scott's Law Office — |
| 26► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — The Battle of Five Forks Petersburg National Battlefield — |
| 27► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — The Union Cavalry Attacks — |
| 28► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — K-337 — The War of 1812 / Winfield Scott — |
| 29► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Dinwiddie — S-55 — Vaughan Road — |
| 30► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Ford — Ford's Depot The Destruction Begins Wilson-Kautz Raid — |
| 31► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), McKenney — K-321 — Birthplace of Roger Atkinson Pryor — |
| 32► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), McKenney — K-303 — Butterwood Chapel — |
| 33► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), McKenney — S-69 — Darvills School — |
| 34► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), McKenney — S-86 — Origins of 4-H in Virginia — |
| 35► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), McKenney — K-304 — Sallie Jones Atkinson 1860-1943 — |
| 36► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), McKenney — S-40 — Sapony Episcopal Church — |
| 37► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — “A Determination That Knew No Such Word as Fail” The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 38► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — “A Great Struggle is Now Impending” The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 39► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — “Our Line of Battle was so Thin” The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 40► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — “The Cannons Flashes Lit Up the Terrible Scene” The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 41► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — “The Strongest Line of Works Ever Constructed” The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 42► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — “We Fought Desperately” The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 43► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — 1st Lieutenant Evander McNair Robeson The Breakthrough Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 44► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — 1st Lieutenant Octavius Augustus Wiggins The Breakthrough Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 45► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — A Mysterious Historic Feature The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 46► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — A.P. Hill Memorial — |
| 47► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — After the Breakthrough: April 2, 1865 The Banks House Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 48► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Battlefield Terrain The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 49► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Brother vs. Brother The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 50► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — S-51 — Burgess Mill — |
| 51► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — S-48 — Cattle (Beefsteak) Raid — |
| 52► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — I-6 — Central State Hospital — |
| 53► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Confederate Fort Gregg — |
| 54► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — S-82 — Confederate Fort Whitworth — |
| 55► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Confederate Winter Huts The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 56► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Confederate Winter Quarters The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 57► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — S-47 — Edge Hill — |
| 58► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Field Fortifications The Military Encampment Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 59► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — First Man Over the Works The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 60► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Fort Conahey — |
| 61► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Fort Gregg — |
| 62► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — S-50 — Hatcher's Run — |
| 63► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — History of the Banks House The Banks House Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 64► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Kitchen and Servants Hall Tudor Hall Plantation — |
| 65► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Kitchen Garden Tudor Hall Plantation — |
| 66► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Lieutenant Colonel George B. Damon The Breakthrough Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 67► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Lieutenant Colonel Ronald A. Kennedy The Breakthrough Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 68► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — McGowans South Carolina Brigade The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 69► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier Lee's Retreat April 2, 1865 — |
| 70► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Petersburg Battlefields Life between the Picket Lines — |
| 71► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Petersburg Battlefields Contested Ground — |
| 72► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Petersburg Battlefields The Campaign for Petersburg — |
| 73► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Petersburg Battlefields The Union Line — |
| 74► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — 15 — Petersburg State Colony for the Negro Insane Petersburg, Virginia Dinwiddie County — |
| 75► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Sergeant John E. Buffington The Breakthrough Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 76► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Siege of Petersburg—Grant's Eighth Offensive April 2-3, 1865 Fall of Petersburg and Richmond — |
| 77► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Siege of Petersburg—Grant's Fifth Offensive September 29 - October 2, 1864 Battle of Peebles' Farm — |
| 78► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — Sixth Maryland Infantry Monument — |
| 79► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Attack Begins The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 80► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Banks House Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 81► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of Fort Whitworth — |
| 82► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of Harmon Road The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 83► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road The Walking Trail — |
| 84► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road Four Years of War, Ten Months of Siege — |
| 85► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road The Battle of Lewis Farm — |
| 86► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road Moving into Position — |
| 87► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road March 31, 1865 — |
| 88► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road The Union Counterattack — |
| 89► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Battle of White Oak Road Breaking the Line — |
| 90► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Big House Tudor Hall Plantation Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 91► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Boisseau Family Cemetery Tudor Hall Plantation — |
| 92► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Breakthrough The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 93► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Breakthrough — |
| 94► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Breakthrough at Hart Farm The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 95► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 96► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Civil War Years The Banks House Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 97► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Confederate Counterattack The Breakthrough Trail — |
| 98► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Confederate Fortifications The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 99► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Hart Farm The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
| 100► Virginia (Dinwiddie County), Petersburg — The Hart House The Breakthrough Trail Pamplin Historical Park — |
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