Historical Markers and War Memorials in Berkeley County, West Virginia

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Berkeley County, West Virginia

Adjacent to Berkeley County, West Virginia

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1► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Baker Heights — Veterans Administration Center —

2► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Blairton — Van Metre Ford Bridge —

3► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — "Morgan Acres" —

4► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Christ Church —

5► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Christ Church —

6► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Col. Morgan Morgan —

7► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Cool Spring Presbyterian Church —

8► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Gettysburg Campaign — Invasion & Retreat —

9► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — James Johnston Pettigrew Monument —

10► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Morgan Cabin —

11► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Morgan Chapel — Washington Heritage Trail —

12► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Morgan Morgan —

13► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Bunker Hill — Zacquill Morgan House —

14► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Darkesville — Darkesville —

15► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters — Jackson’s Coolness Under Fire —

16► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters — Stuart’s Surprise —

17► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters — Crockett-Porterfield House —

18► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters — Harper’s 5th Virginia Infantry —

19► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters — Four Apostles of the 1st Rockbridge Artillery —

20► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battles of Falling Waters — “A splendid falls” —

21► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — General “Stonewall” Jackson —

22► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Stumpy’s Hollow — July 2, 1861 —

23► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Gerrardstown — Gerard House —

24► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Gerrardstown — Gerrardstown —

25► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Gerrardstown — Gerrardstown Veterans Memorial —

26► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Gerrardstown — Malin-Wilson-Gray House —

27► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Gerrardstown — Mill Creek Baptist Church —

28► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 102 West Main Street —

29► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 104 East Main Street —

30► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 104 West Main Street —

31► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 106 East Main Street —

32► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 108 East Main Street —

33► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 108 West Main Street —

34► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 200 South Mary Street —

35► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 201 East Main Street —

36► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 201 North Mary Street —

37► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 202 Town Spring Street —

38► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 204 North Mary Street —

39► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 300 North Mary Street —

40► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — 307 North Mary Street —

41► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — Battle of North Mountain Depot —

42► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — Hedgesville —

43► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — Hedgesville Historic District National Register Site — Washington Heritage Trail —

44► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — Mt. Zion Episcopal Church —

45► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — Payne-Kreglow House —

46► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Hedgesville — Saint Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church —

47► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Kearneysville — Shaw Run Wetland Complex — West Virginia 9 — Charles Town to Martinsburg —

48► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Kearneysville — Stone House Mansion — West Virginia 9 — Charles Town to Martinsburg —

49► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Marlowe — 1862 Antietam Campaign — Lee Invades Maryland —

50► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Marlowe — Watkins' Ferry —

51► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Marlowe — West Virginia (Berkeley County) / Virginia —

52► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — “Oh Shenandoah, I Long to See You!” —

53► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — 224 - 226 West King Street —

54► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Adam Stephen House — 309 East John Street — 1774-1789 —

55► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Adam Stephen House – 309 East John Street — Washington Heritage Trail —

56► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Apollo Theater — 128 East Martin Street — Built 1912 —

57► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Avenue of Flags Monument —

58► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Shop Complex —

59► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Baltimore and Ohio Roundhouse and Shop Complex —

60► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Belle Boyd House — Home of a Spy — Antietam Campaign —

61► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Belle Boyd House — 126 E. Race Street — Built 1853 —

62► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Berkeley Hotel — Railroad Raids Survivor —

63► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Boarman House — 208 S. Queen Street — Built 1802 —

64► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Boydville —

65► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Civil War Martinsburg — Focus of Contention —

66► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Continental Clay Brick Works — West Virginia 9 — Charles Town to Martinsburg —

67► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — First Electrified House — In Martinsburg, W. Va. —

68► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Fort Neally —

69► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Gen. Adam Stephen —

70► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — General Adam Stephen House and Triple Brick Museum —

71► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Girlhood Home of Belle Boyd —

72► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Harry Flood Byrd —

73► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — J. R. Clifford —

74► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Major General Adam Stephen — 1718 - 1791 — Patriot – Legislator – Founder —

75► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Market House — 100 North Queen Street — 1846-1847 —

76► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Martinsburg —

77► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Martinsburg / Berkeley Riflemen —

78► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Martinsburg Roundhouse — Jackson and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad — Antietam Campaign —

79► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Norbourne Parish Cemetery — South side of South Street — Established 1772 —

80► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Old Berkeley County Jail — 420 South Raleigh Street — Built 1892 —

81► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Old Federal Building — 125 S. Maple Avenue — Completed 1895 —

82► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Old High School — 401 South Queen Street — Built 1883 —

83► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Old Methodist Church — 201 East John Street — Built 1795 —

84► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Old Stone House — 302 South Water Street — Constructed prior to 1779 —

85► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Old Worsted and Cassimere Mills —

86► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Roundhouses and Shops / Railroad Strike of 1877 —

87► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Site of Belle Boyd Home — Famous Confederate Spy —

88► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — St. John's Catholic Cemetery — North side of South Street — 1802 —

89► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — St. Joseph's Catholic Church — 219 South Queen Street — 1845-1860 —

90► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Sumner-Ramer Memorial School — 515 West Martin Street —

91► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — The Story of Two Bridges: The Colonnade Bridge and the East Burke Street Bridge —

92► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Triple Brick Building – 311-313 East John Street — Washington Heritage Trail —

93► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Triple Brick Museum — 313 East John Street — Built 1874 —

94► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — Welcome to the City of Martinsburg — Founded in 1778 by General Adam Stephen —

95► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Martinsburg — World War Memorial —

96► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Nollville — Tuscarora Church —

97► West Virginia (Berkeley County), North Mountain — Camp Hopkins — Memorial to a Friend —

98► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Pikeside — Fort Evans —

99► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Pikeside — Pack Horse Road —

100► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Ridgeway — West Virginia (Berkeley Count) / Virginia —

102 entries matched your criteria. The first 100 are listed above. The final 2 ⊳

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