Daughters of the American Revolution Historical Markers
Markers erected by all chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Society is dedicated to historical preservation, accomplished by the efforts of its chapters at the local level. One of the ways they accomplish this is by placing monuments around the world to memorialize people and events throughout American history.
By Bill Kirchner, March 29, 2015
The First Marsh Grapefruit Trees into California Marker
GEOGRAPHIC SORT WITH USA FIRST
101► California (Riverside County), Riverside — The First Marsh Grapefruit Trees into California —  |
| 102► California (Sacramento County), Sacramento — 173408 — Theodora Tiffee Purkitt, M.D. — |
| 103► California (San Benito County), San Juan Bautista — 195 — Mission San Juan Bautista — |
| 104► California (San Bernardino County), Loma Linda — 95 — Guachama Rancheria — |
| 105► California (San Bernardino County), Upland — 1028 — Madonna of the Trail — |
| 106► California (San Diego County), Coronado — Birthplace of Naval Aviation — |
| 107► California (San Diego County), Oceanside — 239 — Mission San Luís Rey de Francia — |
| 108► California (San Diego County), San Diego — Birthplace of The San Diego Union — |
| 109► California (San Diego County), San Diego — 72 — Juan Bandini — |
| 110► California (San Diego County), San Diego — La Playa Trail — Jedediah Strong Smith — |
| 111► California (San Diego County), San Diego — Lt. George H. Derby — |
| 112► California (San Diego County), San Diego — Santa Fe Depot — |
| 113► California (San Diego County), San Diego — The Discovery of California — by Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo — |
| 114► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — 82 — Castillo de San Joaquin — |
| 115► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — Historic Trees — |
| 116► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — Misión San Francisco de Asís — (Mission Dolores) — |
| 117► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — North West Corner of Original Presidio — |
| 118► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — Old Station Hospital — |
| 119► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — Raising of the American Flag — |
| 120► California (San Mateo County), Millbrae — 27 — First Camp After Discovery of San Francisco Bay — |
| 121► California (San Mateo County), Redwood City — Gaspar de Portolá Expedition Campsite — |
| 122► California (Santa Barbara County), Santa Barbara — Don Jose Francisco De Ortega — 1734-1798 — |
| 123► California (Santa Barbara County), Santa Barbara — In Honor of Gov. Gaspar de Portola — |
| 124► California (Santa Barbara County), Santa Barbara — Juana Maria — The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island — |
| 125► California (Santa Barbara County), Santa Barbara — Santa Barbara Presidio — Founded 1782 — |
| 126► California (Santa Clara County), Los Gatos — 443 — Patchen — |
| 127► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Cornish Pump — |
| 128► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — D Retort and Condensing System — |
| 129► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Gould Rotary Furnace and Condensing System — |
| 130► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Hacienda Mining Display — |
| 131► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Mancha “Little Trammer” Battery Locomotive — |
| 132► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Mercury Storage Vault — |
| 133► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Mine Air Compressors — |
| 134► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Mine Ventilation Fans — |
| 135► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Shaker-Concentrator — |
| 136► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Skip Loader — |
| 137► California (Siskiyou County), Montague — Little Shasta Congregational Church — |
| 138► California (Sonoma County), Sonoma — In This Cemetery is Buried Capt. William Smith — |
| 139► California (Stanislaus County), Knights Ferry — Knight's Ferry — 1849 - 1930 — |
| 140► Colorado (Adams County), Brighton — Dedicated to the Pioneer Spirit of our Early Settlers — |
| 141► Colorado (Bent County), Las Animas — Santa Fe Trail — 1822 — 1872 — |
| 142► Colorado (Costilla County), Fort Garland — 16 — Fort Garland — |
| 143► Colorado (El Paso County), Colorado Springs — Indian Trail — |
| 144► Colorado (El Paso County), Monument — Old Stone Fort — |
| 145► Colorado (Jefferson County), Golden — First Building Site — |
| 146► Colorado (Jefferson County), Golden — Territorial Capital of Colorado — 1862 to 1867 — |
| 147► Colorado (Lake County), Climax — Fremont Pass — |
| 148► Colorado (Larimer County), Estes Park — Enos A. Mills — |
| 149► Colorado (Larimer County), Loveland — 20 — Namaqua — |
| 150► Colorado (Las Animas County), Trinidad — Santa Fe Trail — |
| 151► Colorado (Logan County), Sterling — Sterling’s First Public School — |
| 152► Colorado (Logan County), Sterling — William Shaw Hadfield — |
| 153► Colorado (Mesa County), Grand Junction — Grand Junction News Established — |
| 154► Colorado (Morgan County), Fort Morgan — Old Fort Morgan — |
| 155► Colorado (Prowers County), Lamar — Madonna of the Trail — |
| 156► Colorado (Pueblo County), Pueblo — Fort Pueblo — Site of Indian Massacre — Dec 25, 1854 — |
| 157► Colorado (Pueblo County), Pueblo — 44 — Jacob Fowler's Lookout - Fountain City — |
| 158► Colorado (Weld County), Greeley — #3 Ditch Marker — |
| 159► Colorado (Weld County), Greeley — German Prisoner of War Camp 202 — March 13, 1944 - February 28, 1946 — |
| 160► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Danbury — Oldest Cemetery 1684 — |
| 161► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Fairfield — Fairfield Boulder — |
| 162► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Fairfield — Fairfield Revolutionary War Memorial — |
| 163► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Fairfield — Men of Greenfield Hill — |
| 164► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Fairfield — Pequot Swamp Fountain — |
| 165► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Greenwich — Putnam's Escape — |
| 166► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Newtown — In Commemoration — |
| 167► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Norwalk — Battle of the Rocks Monument — |
| 168► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Norwalk — Burning of Norwalk — |
| 169► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Norwalk — Fitch’s Point — |
| 170► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Norwalk — Flax Hill Monument — |
| 171► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Norwalk — Norwalk Founded — A.D. 1849 — |
| 172► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Stamford — Fort Stamford — |
| 173► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Stamford — The Settlement of Stamford in 1641 — |
| 174► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Stratford — Old Congregational Burying Ground — |
| 175► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Stratford — Ye Olde King’s Highway — Oldest Mail Route In America — |
| 176► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Wilton — Captain Clapp Raymond — |
| 177► Connecticut (Hartford County), Bristol — New Cambridge (now Bristol) — |
| 178► Connecticut (Hartford County), Canton — In Memory of Phoebe Humphrey — |
| 179► Connecticut (Hartford County), Hartford — George Washington — |
| 180► Connecticut (Hartford County), Manchester — Revolutionary War Soldiers of Orford Parish — |
| 181► Connecticut (Hartford County), New Britain — Brig. Gen. John Patterson House — |
| 182► Connecticut (Hartford County), Simsbury — This Elm Tree — |
| 183► Connecticut (Hartford County), Simsbury — Weatogue Bridge — |
| 184► Connecticut (Hartford County), Southington — Constitution Oak — |
| 185► Connecticut (Hartford County), West Hartford — First Public Library Building in West Hartford — |
| 186► Connecticut (Hartford County), Windsor — Old Fort Marker — 1633 - 1933 — |
| 187► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Barkhamsted — Peoples State Forest — |
| 188► Connecticut (Litchfield County), New Milford — Home Site Of Roger Sherman — |
| 189► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Watertown — Jonathan Scott and Hannah Hawkes — |
| 190► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Watertown — Michael Dayton — Captain of Connecticut — |
| 191► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Winsted — Winchester Revolutionary War Memorial — |
| 192► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Winsted — Winchester World War I Memorial — |
| 193► Connecticut (Middlesex County), Middletown — Commodore Thomas Macdonough — |
| 194► Connecticut (New Haven County), Ansonia — Charter Oak Seedling — |
| 195► Connecticut (New Haven County), Ansonia — Pork Hollow — |
| 196► Connecticut (New Haven County), Cheshire — Cheshire Revolutionary War Monument — |
| 197► Connecticut (New Haven County), Milford — Jefferson Bridge — |
| 198► Connecticut (New Haven County), Milford — King’s Bridge — 1711 — |
| 199► Connecticut (New Haven County), Waterbury — Revolutionary War Tercentennial Memorial — |
| 200► Connecticut (New Haven County), West Haven — Bradley Point Park — |
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