Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lucas County, Iowa

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lucas County, Iowa

1 ► Iowa, Lucas County, Chariton — Crozier Building — Built 1894 —

[title is inscription] — — Map (db m239496) HM

2 ► Iowa, Lucas County, Chariton — Lucas County Civil War Monument & Fence —

This fence was erected Nov. 5, 1934 by The Daughters of Union Veterans of The Civil War 1861-1865 Mary A. Douglas Tent No. 2 — — Map (db m239492) WM

3 ► Iowa, Lucas County, Chariton — Lucas County Courthouse — 1893 —

This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior — — Map (db m239199) HM

4 ► Iowa, Lucas County, Chariton — The Mormon Trail —

Determined and authenticated by the Historical Department of Iowa, 1911. This monument was erected in 1917 by the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution in memory of the pioneers who followed this trail and its tributaries. We cross the prairie . . . — — Map (db m176631) HM

5 ► Iowa, Lucas County, Chariton — The Murder of Sheriff Gaylord Lyman —

It was in this spot on July 6th, 1870 that Hiram Wilson gunned down Sheriff Gaylord Lyman. — — Map (db m239404) HM

6 ► Iowa, Lucas County, Lucas — 31 — John L. Lewis — 1880-1969 —

Lewis, the foremost National Labor leader of his time, was born near Lucas, Iowa, son of a Welsh immigrant miner. At age 16, he began work in the coal mines, and by 1906 was elected the United Mine Workers’ delegate from Lucas. Lewis rose quickly . . . — — Map (db m224576) HM

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