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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Martinsburg, West Virginia
Martinsburg is the county seat for Berkeley County
Martinsburg is in Berkeley County
1 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Oh Shenandoah, I Long to See You! —  |
| 2 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — 224 - 226 West King Street — |
| 3 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Adam Stephen House 309 East John Street 1774-1789 — |
| 4 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Adam Stephen House 309 East John Street Washington Heritage Trail — |
| 5 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Apollo Theater 128 East Martin Street Built 1912 — |
| 6 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Avenue of Flags Monument — |
| 7 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Shop Complex — |
| 8 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Baltimore and Ohio Roundhouse and Shop Complex — |
| 9 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Belle Boyd — |
| 10 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Belle Boyd House Home of a Spy Antietam Campaign — |
| 11 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Belle Boyd House 126 E. Race Street Built 1853 — |
| 12 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Berkeley Hotel Railroad Raids Survivor — |
| 13 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Boarman House 208 S. Queen Street Built 1802 — |
| 14 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Boydville — |
| 15 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Charles Faulkner — |
| 16 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Civil War Martinsburg Focus of Contention — |
| 17 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Continental Clay Brick Works West Virginia 9 Charles Town to Martinsburg Reported unreadable |
| 18 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — First Electrified House In Martinsburg, W. Va. — |
| 19 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Fort Neally — |
| 20 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Gen. Adam Stephen — |
| 21 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — General Adam Stephen House and Triple Brick Museum — |
| 22 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Girlhood Home of Belle Boyd — |
| 23 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Harry Flood Byrd — |
| 24 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — J. R. Clifford — |
| 25 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Major General Adam Stephen 1718 - 1791 Patriot Legislator Founder — |
| 26 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Market House 100 North Queen Street 1846-1847 — |
| 27 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Martinsburg — |
| 28 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Martinsburg / Berkeley Riflemen — |
| 29 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Martinsburg Roundhouse Jackson and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Antietam Campaign — |
| 30 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Norbourne Parish Cemetery South side of South Street Established 1772 — |
| 31 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Old Berkeley County Jail 420 South Raleigh Street Built 1892 — |
| 32 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Old Federal Building 125 S. Maple Avenue Completed 1895 — |
| 33 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Old High School 401 South Queen Street Built 1883 — |
| 34 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Old Methodist Church 201 East John Street Built 1795 — |
| 35 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Old Stone House 302 South Water Street Constructed prior to 1779 — |
| 36 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Old Worsted and Cassimere Mills — |
| 37 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Roundhouses and Shops / Railroad Strike of 1877 — |
| 38 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Site of Belle Boyd Home Famous Confederate Spy — |
| 39 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — St. John's Catholic Cemetery North side of South Street 1802 — |
| 40 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — St. Joseph's Catholic Church 219 South Queen Street 1845-1860 — |
| 41 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Sumner-Ramer Memorial School 515 West Martin Street — |
| 42 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — The Red House — |
| 43 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — The Story of Two Bridges: The Colonnade Bridge and the East Burke Street Bridge — |
| 44 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Triple Brick Building 311-313 East John Street Washington Heritage Trail — |
| 45 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Triple Brick Museum 313 East John Street Built 1874 — |
| 46 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — Welcome to the City of Martinsburg Founded in 1778 by General Adam Stephen — |
| 47 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Martinsburg — World War Memorial — |