Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lexington, Virginia
Adjacent to Lexington, Virginia
▶ Rockbridge County (40)
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GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Virginia, Lexington — "The Castle" —  |
| 2► Virginia, Lexington — Barracks The Virginia Military Institute — |
| 3► Virginia, Lexington — Campbell House, ca. 1845 — Historic Lexington — |
| 4► Virginia, Lexington — Cincinnatus Citizen-Soldier — |
| 5► Virginia, Lexington — Colonel Claudius Crozet — |
| 6► Virginia, Lexington — Cyrus Hall McCormick — 1809 • • • 1884 — |
| 7► Virginia, Lexington — I-30 — Founding of Kappa Alpha Order — |
| 8► Virginia, Lexington — General Lee’s Beloved Traveller — |
| 9► Virginia, Lexington — General Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. — |
| 10► Virginia, Lexington — George C. Marshall — V.M.I. Class of 1901 — |
| 11► Virginia, Lexington — George Catlett Marshall — |
| 12► Virginia, Lexington — George Washington — |
| 13► Virginia, Lexington — Hotchkiss House — |
| 14► Virginia, Lexington — Jackson’s Classroom — |
| 15► Virginia, Lexington — Jackson's Garden — |
| 16► Virginia, Lexington — I-24 — John Chavis — |
| 17► Virginia, Lexington — John Robinson — |
| 18► Virginia, Lexington — Jordan’s Point — “A day I will never forget . . . ” Margaret Junkin Preston diary, June 12, 1864 — |
| 19► Virginia, Lexington — Korean War — * Roll of Honor * — 25 July 1950 – 27 July 1953 — |
| 20► Virginia, Lexington — Last Home of Traveller — |
| 21► Virginia, Lexington — Lee-Jackson House — |
| 22► Virginia, Lexington — Lexington — ”Shells went through the houses” — |
| 23► Virginia, Lexington — Liberty Hall Academy — 1782 - 1803 — |
| 24► Virginia, Lexington — I-22 — Liberty Hall Academy Ruins — |
| 25► Virginia, Lexington — Little Sorrel — |
| 26► Virginia, Lexington — Lot One-Lexington — |
| 27► Virginia, Lexington — Lt. Gen. Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson 1824-1863 — |
| 28► Virginia, Lexington — Morris House — |
| 29► Virginia, Lexington — I 22-a — Original African American Cemetery — |
| 30► Virginia, Lexington — Rockaway — |
| 31► Virginia, Lexington — Sigma Nu Fraternity — |
| 32► Virginia, Lexington — Stonewall Jackson — |
| 33► Virginia, Lexington — The Alexander-Withrow House, ca. 1793 — Historic Lexington — |
| 34► Virginia, Lexington — The Cabell House — |
| 35► Virginia, Lexington — The Cadet Battery — |
| 36► Virginia, Lexington — The Castle, ca. 1790 — Historic Lexington — |
| 37► Virginia, Lexington — The Fame of Stonewall Jackson — |
| 38► Virginia, Lexington — The Jacob Ruff House, ca. 1829 — Historic Lexington — |
| 39► Virginia, Lexington — The Sloan House, ca. 1844-45 — Historic Lexington — |
| 40► Virginia, Lexington — The Stonewall Jackson House — |
| 41► Virginia, Lexington — Traveller’s Grave — |
| 42► Virginia, Lexington — I-1 — Virginia Military Institute — A National Historic Landmark — |
| 43► Virginia, Lexington — I-1 — Virginia Military Institute — |
| 44► Virginia, Lexington — Virginia Military Institute — The Nation’s First State-Sponsored Military College — |
| 45► Virginia, Lexington — Virginia Military Institute Historic District — |
| 46► Virginia, Lexington — Virginia Mourning Her Dead — |
| 47► Virginia, Lexington — VMI World War II Memorial — |
| 48► Virginia, Lexington — I-8 — Washington and Lee University — |
| 49► Virginia, Lexington — Washington and Lee University — |
| 50► Virginia, Lexington — William Graham — 1746 - 1799 — |
| 51► Virginia, Lexington — A-42 — William Henry Ruffner — |
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