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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Trinity, Alabama

 
Clickable Map of Lawrence County, Alabama and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Lawrence County, AL (72) Colbert County, AL (118) Cullman County, AL (53) Franklin County, AL (27) Lauderdale County, AL (270) Limestone County, AL (93) Morgan County, AL (96) Winston County, AL (43)  LawrenceCounty(72) Lawrence County (72)  ColbertCounty(118) Colbert County (118)  CullmanCounty(53) Cullman County (53)  FranklinCounty(27) Franklin County (27)  LauderdaleCounty(270) Lauderdale County (270)  LimestoneCounty(93) Limestone County (93)  MorganCounty(96) Morgan County (96)  WinstonCounty(43) Winston County (43)
Moulton is the county seat for Lawrence County
Trinity is in Lawrence County
Lawrence County (72)  
ADJACENT TO LAWRENCE COUNTY
Colbert County (118)  
Cullman County (53)  
Franklin County (27)  
Lauderdale County (270)  
Limestone County (93)  
Morgan County (96)  
Winston County (43)  
 
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1 Alabama, Lawrence County, Trinity — All Gave Some — Some Gave All — Dedicated to the Memory of All Who Proudly Served and Protected Their Country
Gilbert Blackwood Tank Area Cpl Gilbert Blackwood, Service Dates: Jan. 4, 1943 - Dec. 19, 1945 Battles and Campaigns: Rhineland, Central Europe, Normandy Northern France, Ardennes Decorations and Citations: Good Conduct Medal, . . . Map (db m286897) HM WM
2 Alabama, Lawrence County, Trinity — 120 — The Borghinis — Legends & Lore —
Mary and Dora, tough pistol-toting sisters born in 1850s, sold homemade wine and worked to save their family farm.Map (db m285500) HM
3 Alabama, Lawrence County, Trinity — Boxwood Plantation
(side 1) This small dwelling is the last reminder of "Boxwood" plantation, the home of the Elliot family, and later of the Nevilles. Built-in 1854 of slave-made brick and occupied by the household servants it is one of the few brick . . . Map (db m114719) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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Sep. 6, 2026