Historical Markers and War Memorials in Shenandoah County, Virginia
Adjacent to Shenandoah County, Virginia
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
101► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — May 15, 1864 U.S.A. [The Battle of New Market] —  |
| 102► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — May 15, 1864 C.S.A. [The Battle of New Market] — |
| 103► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — May 15, 1864 C.S.A. [The Battle of New Market] — |
| 104► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — May 15, 1864 C.S.A. [The Battle of New Market] — |
| 105► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — AB-1 — Meems Bottom Covered Bridge — |
| 106► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — New Market Battlefield Park — |
| 107► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — A-69 — Post-Appomattox Tragedy — |
| 108► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — Replica of a 19th Century Town Pump — |
| 109► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — Z-178 — Rockingham County / Shenandoah County — |
| 110► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — Rudes Hill — |
| 111► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — Rudes Hill Knoll of Refuge and Attack 1864 Valley Campaign — |
| 112► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — A-27 — Rudes Hill Action — |
| 113► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — Rude's Hill Jackson at Rudes Hill 1962 Valley Campaign — |
| 114► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — A-34 — Seviers Birthplace — |
| 115► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Battle of New Market — |
| 116► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Battle of New Market May 15, 1864 1864 Valley Campaign — |
| 117► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Bloody Cedars "Which was done with alacrity and spirit." 1864 Valley Campaign — |
| 118► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Bushong Farm Caught in the Crossfire — |
| 119► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Henkel House Historic New Market — |
| 120► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Old Home of William F. Rupp — |
| 121► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Post-Appomattox Tragedy Monument — |
| 122► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Shirley House A Legacy of Service — |
| 123► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — The Summers & Koontz Executions "Try to meet me in Heaven" — |
| 124► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — This Rustic Pile — |
| 125► Virginia (Shenandoah County), New Market — Thomas Garland Jefferson — |
| 126► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Quicksburg — A-71 — Action at Mill Creek — |
| 127► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Quicksburg — Meem's Bottom Covered Bridge — |
| 128► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — "Lest We Forget!" — |
| 129► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 2 — A Natural Bombproof How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 130► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — American Legion Shenandoah Post 77 — |
| 131► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — A-24 — Banks Fort — |
| 132► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — A-21 — Battle of Cedar Creek — |
| 133► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Cedar Creek Strategic Crossing 1864 Valley Campaign — |
| 134► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Cedar Creek Strategic Crossing 1862 Valley Campaign — |
| 135► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Civil War Strasburg Strategic Intersection — |
| 136► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Confederate Memorial — |
| 137► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 1 — Crystal Caverns Mine How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 138► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Field Fortifications — |
| 139► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — A-55 — Fort Bowman — |
| 140► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Frontier Fort The Old Hupp Homestead — |
| 141► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — A-20 — Frontier Fort — |
| 142► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — 4 — Historic Strasburg Stop #4 — |
| 143► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — 10 — Historic Strasburg Stop # 10 — |
| 144► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — 7 — Historic Strasburg Stop # 7 — |
| 145► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — 5 — Historic Strasburg Stop # 5 — |
| 146► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — 2 — Historic Strasburg Stop #2 — |
| 147► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — 6 — Historic Strasburg Stop #6 — |
| 148► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 3 — Hupp Cave How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 149► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Hupps Hill — |
| 150► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 13 — Hupp's "Little Gem" How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 151► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Hupp's Hill The Battle of Hupp's Hill or Stickley's Farm 1864 Valley Campaign — |
| 152► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 6 — Keyhole Cave How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 153► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 11 — Lower Cave How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 154► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 4 — Lunette How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 155► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Open House — |
| 156► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Saint Pauls Lutheran Church — |
| 157► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Samuel Kercheval 17-- - 1845 — |
| 158► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Z-247 — Shenandoah County / Warren County — |
| 159► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Signal Knob Key Observation Post — |
| 160► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 10 — Signal Knob How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 161► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Sonner House — |
| 162► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Stoner-Keller House & Mill 1847 1772 — |
| 163► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Stonewall's Surprise Banks's Fort — |
| 164► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 9 — Strasburg How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 165► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — Strasburg Stone & Earthenware Mfg. Co. — |
| 166► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — The Great Train Raid Reenactment - May 29, 2011 — |
| 167► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — The Great Train Raid of 1861 — |
| 168► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — The Shenandoah Valley / Battle of Cedar Creek, October 19, 1864 Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 169► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — This Fertile Land — |
| 170► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 1 — Trail Head How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 171► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — A-19 — Trenches On Hupps Hill — |
| 172► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — A 19 — Trenches On Hupp's Hill — |
| 173► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Strasburg — CWK 5 — Winter Quarters How Strata Shaped Strategy: The Hupp's Hill Civil War/Karst Interpretive Walking Trail — |
| 174► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Toms Brook — A-25 — Action of Toms Brook — |
| 175► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Toms Brook — Toms Brook Sunday, October 9th 1864 Valley Campaign — |
| 176► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — 1LT Charles Bare Gatewood 6th U.S. Cavalry — |
| 177► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Confederate Memorial C.S.A. 1861 - 1865 — |
| 178► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — County of Shenandoah Created 1772 — |
| 179► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Edinburg — |
| 180► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Fanny Stone — |
| 181► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg — |
| 182► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — A-41 — Last Indian-Settler Conflict — |
| 183► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Lest We Forget — |
| 184► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — A-85 — Mabel Lee Walton and Sigma Sigma Sigma — |
| 185► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Mount Jackson — |
| 186► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — A 126 — Mt. Zion Methodist Church — |
| 187► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — New Market — |
| 188► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Reformed Church in the United States Synod of the Potomac, Classis of Virginia St. Paul's Reformed Church, Woodstock, Virginia — |
| 189► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Shenandoah County Courthouse — |
| 190► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Shenandoah County Jail — |
| 191► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Strasburg — |
| 192► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — The oldest business in Woodstock The Shenandoah Valley-Herald — |
| 193► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — This Building of Native Limestone Erected in 1796 — |
| 194► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Toms Brook — |
| 195► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Town of Edinburg Incorporated 1852 — |
| 196► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Town of Mount Jackson Incorporated 1826 — |
| 197► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Town of New Market Chartered 1796 — |
| 198► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Town of Strasburg Established 1761 — |
| 199► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Town of Woodstock Founded 1752 — |
| 200► Virginia (Shenandoah County), Woodstock — Welcome to Woodstock's Lovework — |
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