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By Bill Coughlin, April 25, 2007
Savage’s Station marker
RANKED RELEVANCE, THEN GEOGRAPHICALLY
101► Virginia (Henrico County), Sandston — PA-142 — Seven Days Battles - Savage’s Station —  |
| 102► Virginia (Loudoun County), Dover — B-22 — Cavalry Battles — |
| 103► Virginia (Prince William County), Bristow — Battles at Bristoe Station — |
| 104► Virginia (Prince William County), Manassas — George T. Stovall — |
| 105► Virginia (Stafford County), Chatham Heights — Between Battles — |
| 106► West Virginia (Berkeley County), Falling Waters — Battles of Falling Waters — “A splendid falls” — |
| 107► West Virginia (Fayette County), Gauley Bridge — Battles For The Bridges — Gauley Bridge - A Town in Between — |
| 108► Belgium, East Flanders, Oudenaarde — Oudenaarde American Monument — 37th and 91st U.S. Divisions Regional Activities — |
| 109► Belgium, West Flanders, Vierstraat — Kemmel American Monument — 27th and 30th U.S. Divisions in the Ypers-Lys Offensive — |
| 110► France, Grand Est (Marne), Saint-Étienne-à-Arnes — Sommepy American Monument — The Blanc Mont Offensive — |
| 111► France, Grand Est (Meuse), Montfaucon-d'Argonne — Montfaucon American Monument — The Meuse-Argonne Offensive — |
| 112► France, Grand Est (Meuse), Montsec — Montsec American Monument — The St. Mihiel Salient — |
| 113► France, Grand Est (Meuse), Romagne-Sous-Montfaucon — Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery — |
| 114► France, Hauts-de-France (Aisne), Château-Thierry — American Aisne-Marne Memorial — |
| 115► France, Hauts-de-France (Somme), Cantigny — Cantigny American Monument — |
| 116► Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg City — Military Operations in Western Europe — 6 June 1944—8 May 1945 — |
| 117► Philippines, Metro Manila, Taguig — Manila American Cemetery and Memorial — The American Battle Monuments Commission — |
| 118► United Kingdom, England (Greater London County), City of Westminster — The Battle of Britain Memorial — |
| 119► United Kingdom, England (Kent), Folkestone — Battle of Britain Memorial — |
| 120► Alabama (Baldwin County), Gulf Shores — "Damn The Torpedoes!" The Campaigns for Mobile, 1864 - 1865 — |
| 121► Alabama (Baldwin County), Gulf Shores — Stop C4 — "The Shells Were Bursting All Around Us" — The Siege of Fort Morgan: — Stop C4 — |
| 122► Alabama (Mobile County), Citronelle — 14 — "Having Surrendered Their Arms, the War, to Them, Was Over" — Citronelle, Surrender Site: — The Battle of Mobile Bay Civil War Trail — |
| 123► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop E — "Save Your Garrison." — Bombardment of Fort Powell: — Stop E — |
| 124► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop D — "To Be Blown To Kingdom Come" — Siege of Fort Gaines — Stop D — |
| 125► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop D — “Damn the Torpedoes!” — The Battle of Mobile Bay: — Stop D — |
| 126► Alabama (Mobile County), Dauphin Island — Stop 1 — Storm Clouds Gather — The Overland Campaign — Stop 1: Fort Gaines — |
| 127► Alabama (Mobile County), Mobile — "Damn The Torpedoes!" The Campaigns for Mobile, 1864 - 1865 — The Museum of Mobile — |
| 128► District of Columbia (Washington), The National Mall — Korean War Veterans Memorial — |
| 129► District of Columbia (Washington), The National Mall — World War II Memorial — |
| 130► Florida (Orange County), Orlando — Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge — Ardennes — |
| 131► Kentucky (Hart County), Bonnieville — Bacon Creek Trestle — |
| 132► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Anthony Woodson Farm — Battle of Munfordville — September 14-17, 1862 — |
| 133► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Battle of Munfordville: Day 1 — Battle and Siege of Munfordville — Sunday, September 14, 1862 — |
| 134► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Battle of Munfordville: Siege — |
| 135► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Battle of Rowletts Station — December 17, 1861 — |
| 136► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Fort Craig — Battle and Siege of Munfordville — September 14 - 17, 1862 — |
| 137► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Kentucky and the Western War — Western Theater, 1861-1862 — |
| 138► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — L&N Railroad Bridge — Constructed 1857-1859 — |
| 139► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Munfordville in the Civil War — |
| 140► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — Pontooniers! — 1861 - 1865 — |
| 141► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — The Raider — Morgan and his Raiders — Woodsonville, 1861 — |
| 142► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — The Woodson Farm — Battle for the Bridge Historic Preserve — |
| 143► Kentucky (Jessamine County), Nicholasville — General William "Bull" Nelson — Staunch Unionist and Friend of President Abraham Lincoln — The Battle of Richmond, Kentucky — |
| 144► Louisiana (De Soto Parish), Old Pleasant Hill — The Battle of Pleasant Hill — Red River Campaign — |
| 145► Louisiana (De Soto Parish), Old Pleasant Hill — The Village of Pleasant Hill — |
| 146► Louisiana (De Soto Parish), Pelican — Army of the Tennessee — |
| 147► Massachusetts (Barnstable County), Harwich — Battle of the Bulge — |
| 148► Massachusetts (Barnstable County), Hyannis — Battle Of The Bulge — 1944 - 1945 — |
| 149► Massachusetts (Barnstable County), Sandwich — Battle Of The Bulge — |
| 150► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 1 — Action Before Westport — |
| 151► New Jersey (Bergen County), Fort Lee — Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge — Ardennes — |
| 152► New Jersey (Monmouth County), Fort Monmouth — Battle of the Bulge Monument — |
| 153► New Jersey (Union County), Springfield — The Jersey Militia and Continental Army — |
| 154► New York (Chemung County), Lowman — Newtown Battlefield — |
| 155► New York (Chemung County), Lowman — Soldiers of the American Revolution — Buried in this Cemetery — |
| 156► New York (Chemung County), Lowman — Soldiers of the American Revolution — Buried in this Cemetery — |
| 157► New York (Clinton County), Town of Peru — Battle of Valcour — |
| 158► New York (Herkimer County), Mohawk — Fort Herkimer — |
| 159► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — The Kings Highway — 1636 — |
| 160► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Battle of the Bulge — |
| 161► New York (Nassau County), East Meadow — Battle of the Bulge Veterans Memorial — |
| 162► New York (New York County), New York — East Coast Memorial — WWII Battle Monument — |
| 163► New York (Saratoga County), Schuylerville — Fort Hardy — |
| 164► New York (Westchester County), White Plains — The War for American Independence — |
| 165► North Carolina (Alamance County), Burlington — Battle of Clapp's Mill — |
| 166► North Carolina (Bladen County), Clarkton — Old Brown Marsh Presbyterian Church — 2 Miles North East — |
| 167► North Carolina (Bladen County), Clarkton — Whistler’s Mother — 1804–1881 — |
| 168► North Carolina (Bladen County), Elizabethtown — Oakland — |
| 169► North Carolina (Guilford County), Greensboro — Nathanael Greene — |
| 170► North Carolina (Guilford County), Sedalia — McLean House — |
| 171► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — Caring for the Wounded — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 172► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — Fighting at Harriet's Chapel — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 173► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — Starr's Battery — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 174► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — The Action in the Swamp — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 175► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — The Center of the Confederate Line — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 176► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — The Confederate Defenses of Kinston — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 177► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — The Night of December 13, 1862 — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 178► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — The Site of Harriet's Chapel — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 179► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — The Union Artillery — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 180► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — Wessells' Advance—December 14, 1862 — Harriet's Chapel Battlefield Park — Battle of Kinston Military Park — |
| 181► South Carolina (Spartanburg County), Moore — 42-4 — “Kate Barry” — |
| 182► Tennessee (Williamson County), Franklin — Carnton — A Final Place of Rest — |
| 183► Tennessee (Williamson County), Franklin — Carnton — Slavery and the Enslaved — |
| 184► Utah (Utah County), Pleasant Grove — 514 — Site of the First Settlement of Pleasant Grove — |
| 185► Virginia (Arlington County), Arlington National Cemetery — Battle of the Bulge — |
| 186► Wisconsin (Marathon County), Wausau — Battle of the Bulge Monument — |
| 187► United Kingdom, England (East Sussex), Battle — East Range of Cloister — |
| 188► Missouri (Jasper County), Carthage — Rendezous At Carthage — |
| 189► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Rhode Island World War II Memorial — |
| 190► Kentucky (Hickman County), Columbus — The Battle at Belmont, Missouri — 7 November 1861 — |
| 191► Virginia, Winchester — Winchester National Cemetery — |
| 192► North Carolina (Nash County), Rocky Mount — E-7 — Rocky Mount Mills — |
| 193► Massachusetts (Worcester County), Hubbardston — Civil War Memorial — |
| 194► Ontario (Regional Municipality of Niagara), Thorold — In Memory of Unknown American Soldiers — |
| 195► Vermont (Bennington County), Old Bennington — Bennington Battle Monument — |
| 196► Georgia (Walker County), Chickamauga — 26th Tennessee Infantry / 1st Georgia Infantry Memorial — |
| 197► Philippines, Cavite Province, Corregidor Island — General Jonathan M. Wainwright Memorial — |
| 198► Ontario (Regional Municipality of Niagara), Niagara Falls — Ruth Redmond — 1903 - 1999 — |
| 199► Austria, Wien (Innenstadt), Vienna — Henry Dunant and the Red Cross — 1828 - 1910 — |
| 200► United Kingdom, England (East Sussex), Lewes — The Battle of Lewes, 1264 — |
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