Ohio Historical Society / The Ohio History Connection Historical Markers
Markers of the more than 1,800 Ohio Historical Markers Program administered by the Ohio Historical Society, now called The Ohio History Connection, and formerly known as the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society.GEOGRAPHIC SORT
| 1► Ohio (Adams County), Bentonville — 10-1 — Bentonville Anti-Horse Thief Society — |
| 2► Ohio (Adams County), Cherry Fork — 3-1 — Covenanter Church — 1804 — |
| 3► Ohio (Adams County), Manchester — 13-1 — Israel Donalson / Manchester Founders Cemetery — Member of the First Constitutional Convention of Ohio / 1791-1888 — |
| 4► Ohio (Adams County), Manchester — 17-1 — Manchester — |
| 5► Ohio (Adams County), Manchester — 4-1 — Massie’s Station — 1791 — |
| 6► Ohio (Adams County), Peebles — 6-1 — Peebles — |
| 7► Ohio (Adams County), Peebles — 15-1 — Serpent Mound — |
| 8► Ohio (Adams County), Peebles — 2-1 — Wickerham Inn — 1800-01 — |
| 9► Ohio (Adams County), Rome — 8-1 — Rome — (Stout Post Office) — |
| 10► Ohio (Adams County), Seaman — 7-1 — Seaman — |
| 11► Ohio (Adams County), West Union — 1-1 — Bradford Tavern — 1804 — |
| 12► Ohio (Adams County), West Union — 18-1 — Cowboy Copas / The Oklahoma Cowboy — |
| 13► Ohio (Adams County), West Union — 12-1 / 115 — First Presbyterian Church — Thomas Kirker — American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site — |
| 14► Ohio (Adams County), West Union — 14-1 — Lafferty Funeral Collection — |
| 15► Ohio (Adams County), West Union — 19-1 — Pioneer County Seat / Camp Hamer — |
| 16► Ohio (Adams County), West Union — 16-1 — West Union Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church / Reverend John Graham — |
| 17► Ohio (Adams County), Winchester — 9-1 — Winchester, Ohio – 1815 / Morgan’s Raid – 1863 — |
| 18► Ohio (Allen County), Lafayette — 2-4 — McKee's Hill — |
| 19► Ohio (Allen County), Lafayette — 7-2 — P-39 Airacobra Crash Site — March 18, 1942 — |
| 20► Ohio (Allen County), Lima — 2-5 — Faurot Oil Well — |
| 21► Ohio (Allen County), Lima — 1-2 — Lima Locomotive Works — |
| 22► Ohio (Allen County), Lima — 6-2 — Servicemen's Free Canteen — |
| 23► Ohio (Allen County), Lima — 3-2 — Solar Refinery — |
| 24► Ohio (Allen County), Lima — 2-2 — The Interurban Era — |
| 25► Ohio (Ashland County), Ashland — 5- 3 — Founding of Ashland College / Ashland Eagles Tradition — |
| 26► Ohio (Ashland County), Hayesville — 1-3 — Hayesville Town Hall and Opera House — |
| 27► Ohio (Ashland County), Loudonville — 3-3 — Charles Franklin Kettering — |
| 28► Ohio (Ashland County), Loudonville — 6-3 — Clear Fork Gorge — A Feature of Ohio's Forests — |
| 29► Ohio (Ashland County), Mifflin — 2-3 — Frontier Violence During the War of 1812 — |
| 30► Ohio (Ashland County), Mifflin — 8- 3 — Historic Mifflin — |
| 31► Ohio (Ashland County), Perrysville — 4-3 — Greentown Delaware Village — |
| 32► Ohio (Ashland County), Perrysville — 7-3 — Johnny “Appleseed” Land Lease and Nursery — |
| 33► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Andover — 8-4 — Pymatuning Wetlands / Pymatuning Reservoir — |
| 34► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 12-4 — Ashtabula Harbor Commercial District — |
| 35► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 10-4 — Ashtabula Train Disaster — December 29, 1876 — |
| 36► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 14-4 — Hotel Ashtabula — |
| 37► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 11-4 — Lakeshore Park Main Pavilion — |
| 38► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 5-4 — The Hubbard House — |
| 39► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Austinburg — 6-4 — Betsey Mix Cowles — (1810-1876) — |
| 40► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Conneaut — 3-4 — Western Reserve — |
| 41► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Geneva — 2-4 — Harpersfield Covered Bridge — |
| 42► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Geneva — 4-4 — Ransom E. Olds-Birthplace — |
| 43► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Jefferson — 13-4 — Joshua R. Giddings Law Office — |
| 44► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Orwell — 9-4 — Adna R. Chaffee — |
| 45► Ohio (Athens County), Albany — 2-5 — Albany / Enterprise Academy — |
| 46► Ohio (Athens County), Amesville — 5-5 — Western Library Association — 1804 — The Coonskin Library — |
| 47► Ohio (Athens County), Athens — 10-5 — Athens National Guard Armory — |
| 48► Ohio (Athens County), Athens — 8-5 — Dow Finsterwald Day — September 25, 1958 — |
| 49► Ohio (Athens County), Athens — 4-5 — Ohio University — |
| 50► Ohio (Athens County), Athens — 9-5 — Ohio University — Peden Stadium — |
| 51► Ohio (Athens County), Chauncey — 7-5 — Athens County Infirmary — |
| 52► Ohio (Athens County), Glouster — 3-5 — Hisylvania Coal Company Mine No. 22 — |
| 53► Ohio (Athens County), Nelsonville — 1-5 — Hocking Valley Railway — |
| 54► Ohio (Athens County), Nelsonville — 6-5 — The Hocking Valley Coal Strike — 1884-1885 — |
| 55► Ohio (Auglaize County), Cridersville — 4-6 — Town Pond Reservoir Cridersville's Great Fire of 1918 — |
| 56► Ohio (Auglaize County), New Bremen — 2-6 — The Miami & Erie Canal and New Bremen — |
| 57► Ohio (Auglaize County), New Knoxville — 7-6 — New Knoxville: The Ladbergen Kinship — |
| 58► Ohio (Auglaize County), Spencerville — 1-6 — Fort Amanda — Ohio Historical Marker — |
| 59► Ohio (Auglaize County), Wapakoneta — 5-6 — Dayton and Michigan Railroad — |
| 60► Ohio (Auglaize County), Wapakoneta — 9-6 — Neil Armstrong's Boyhood Home — |
| 61► Ohio (Auglaize County), Wapakoneta — 6-6 — The Shannon Stock Company — |
| 62► Ohio (Belmont County), Barnesville — 8-7 — Captina African Methodist Episcopal Cemetery — |
| 63► Ohio (Belmont County), Barnesville — 7-7 — Governor Wilson Shannon 1802-1877 / Barnesville’s Shannon Family — |
| 64► Ohio (Belmont County), Barnesville — 19-9 — Watt Car and Wheel Company — |
| 65► Ohio (Belmont County), Bellaire — 16-7 — Bellaire High School Clock Tower / Central School Clock Tower and Bell — |
| 66► Ohio (Belmont County), Bellaire — 18-7 — Cornelius D. Battelle, Methodist Circuit Rider / The First United Methodist Church, Bellaire — |
| 67► Ohio (Belmont County), Bellaire — 9-7 — Imperial Glass — Gem of "The Glass City" — |
| 68► Ohio (Belmont County), Bellaire — 14-7 — The Great Stone Viaduct — |
| 69► Ohio (Belmont County), Bellaire — 15-7 — Union Square and its Uses / The Question of Ownership — |
| 70► Ohio (Belmont County), Belmont — 5-7 — Harley E. Warrick — (1924–2000) — |
| 71► Ohio (Belmont County), Belmont — 2-7 — Mile Marker — |
| 72► Ohio (Belmont County), Blaine — 11-7 — Blaine Hill "S" Bridge / Blaine Hill Viaduct — |
| 73► Ohio (Belmont County), Bridgeport — 4-7 — Historic Bridgeport — |
| 74► Ohio (Belmont County), Elizabethtown — 1-7 — Mile Marker — |
| 75► Ohio (Belmont County), Martins Ferry — 3-7 — Walnut Grove Cemetery — |
| 76► Ohio (Belmont County), Martins Ferry — 12-7 — William Dean Howells / James Arlington Wright — |
| 77► Ohio (Belmont County), Morristown — 10-7 — Morristown — |
| 78► Ohio (Belmont County), Powhatan Point — 13-7 — Powhatan Point — |
| 79► Ohio (Belmont County), Powhatan Point — 6-7 — The Coal Industry at Powhatan Point / Powhatan Disaster, 1944 — |
| 80► Ohio (Belmont County), St. Clairsville — 17-7 — Governor Arthur St. Clair 1734-1818 — |
| 81► Ohio (Brown County), Decatur — 5-8 — Historic Decatur / A. N. Marquis and Who’s Who — |
| 82► Ohio (Brown County), Georgetown — 2-8 — Dixon-Washburn Log House — |
| 83► Ohio (Brown County), Georgetown — 3-8 — General Thomas Lyon Hamer — 1800-1846 — Teacher-Lawyer-Congressman-Soldier — |
| 84► Ohio (Brown County), Georgetown — 11-8 — Gist Settlement — Scott Township — |
| 85► Ohio (Brown County), Georgetown — 1-8 — Ulysses S. Grant Boyhood Home — |
| 86► Ohio (Brown County), Ripley — 7-8 — Camp Ripley / Camp Ammen — 1861–1864 — |
| 87► Ohio (Brown County), Ripley — 4-8 — Ripley / The John P. Parker House — |
| 88► Ohio (Brown County), Ripley — 8-8 — Ripley and the Ohio River — |
| 89► Ohio (Brown County), Ripley — 9-8 — The Squirrel Hunters — |
| 90► Ohio (Butler County), Bethany — 19-9 — First Jain Temple in Ohio / History of Jainism in Ohio — |
| 91► Ohio (Butler County), Busenbark — 8-9 — Busenbark / Dr. Charles F. Richter — 1900 - 1985 — An originator of the Richter Scale — |
| 92► Ohio (Butler County), Fairfield — 42-9 — Miami Chapel Cemetery / Fair Play — |
| 93► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 28-9 — Abraham Lincoln's 1859 Hamilton Speech — |
| 94► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 2-9 — Bethel Chapel 1815- 1873 — Historic Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery — |
| 95► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 31-9 — Bunker Hill / Dog Town — |
| 96► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 43-9 — Butler County Children’s Home — 1869- 1985 — |
| 97► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 22-9 — Butler County Courthouse — |
| 98► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 3-9 — Champion Hamilton Mill — |
| 99► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 39-9 — Fannie Hurst - Author, Humanitarian and Advocate — |
| 100► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 30-9 — Johnny S. Black, Songwriter / Paper Doll — |
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