United Daughters of the Confederacy Historical Markers
Markers erected by or related to the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC). UDC is an American hereditary association of Southern women established in 1894 in Nashville, Tennessee. The purpose of the organization includes the commemoration of Confederate soldiers and the funding of the erection of memorials to these men.
By Brian Scott, September 13, 2015
Dissolution of the Confederate Government marker
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
201► Georgia (Wilkes County), Washington — The Dissolution of the Confederate Government —  |
| 202► Georgia (Wilkes County), Washington — 157-31 — Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum — |
| 203► Georgia (Wilkes County), Washington — Wilkes County Confederate Memorial CSA 1861-1865 — |
| 204► Georgia (Wilkinson County), Gordon — In Memory of J. Rufus Kelly — |
| 205► Georgia (Wilkinson County), Toomsboro — Robert Toombs — |
| 206► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — Sarah Knox Taylor — |
| 207► Kentucky (Daviess County), Utica — This Marks the Spot Where — |
| 208► Kentucky (Floyd County), Prestonsburg — Greenville R. Davidson — |
| 209► Kentucky (Logan County), Russellville — Russellville Site of the Sovereignty Convention — |
| 210► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston — |
| 211► Kentucky (Todd County), Fairview — Zero Milestone Jefferson Davis Highway — |
| 212► Kentucky (Warren County), Bowling Green — Bowling Green The Confederate Capitol of Kentucky — |
| 213► Louisiana (Ascension Parish), Donaldsonville — Fort Butler UDC Monument — |
| 214► Louisiana (Calcasieu Parish), Niblett's Bluff — Civil War Memorial — |
| 215► Louisiana (De Soto Parish), Old Pleasant Hill — Battle of Pleasant Hill Memorial — |
| 216► Louisiana (De Soto Parish), Old Pleasant Hill — Pleasant Hill Battle Park — |
| 217► Louisiana (East Carroll Parish), Lake Providence — Lake Providence Confederate Monument 1861 - 1865 — |
| 218► Louisiana (Lafourche Parish), Thibodaux — Our Confederate Dead 1861-1865 — |
| 219► Louisiana (Madison Parish), Tallulah — Madison Parish Confederate Monument 1861 - 1865 — |
| 220► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), New Orleans — Robert E. Lee 1807 – 1870 — |
| 221► Louisiana (Rapides Parish), Pineville — Fort Buhlow and Fort Randolph — |
| 222► Louisiana (St. James Parish), Gramercy — Gramercy — |
| 223► Louisiana (St. John the Baptist Parish), Edgard — Caroline Deslonde Beauregard Wife of Confederate General P.G.T. Beauregard 1831- March, 1864 — |
| 224► Louisiana (Tangipahoa Parish), Tangipahoa — 6 — Camp Moore #6 Walking Tour Stop 6 — |
| 225► Maryland (Baltimore), Bolton Hill — Gloria Victis Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument — |
| 226► Maryland (Baltimore), University of MD at Baltimore — Brig. General Lewis A. Armistead — |
| 227► Maryland (Baltimore County), Reisterstown — Colonel William Norris (1820-1896) — |
| 228► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — Monocacy National Battlefield — |
| 229► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — This Boulder Overlooks the Monocacy Battlefield — |
| 230► Maryland (Montgomery County), Beallsville — Beallsville Squabble at the cemetery: Whose flag flies today? Antietam Campaign 1862 — |
| 231► Maryland (Montgomery County), Brookeville — Elton Birthplace of Ridgely Brown, CSA 1833-1864 — |
| 232► Maryland (Montgomery County), Rockville — The Confederate Monument — |
| 233► Maryland (St. Mary's County), Charlotte Hall — Rear Admiral Raphael Semmes C.S.N. — |
| 234► Maryland (Washington County), Sharpsburg — Headquarters Site Gen. R.E. Lee — |
| 235► Massachusetts (Suffolk County), Boston — Confederate POWs — |
| 236► Mississippi (Adams County), Natchez — Adams County Confederate Memorial "Lest we forget" — |
| 237► Mississippi (Bolivar County), Cleveland — Bolivar County Confederate Monument C.S.A. — |
| 238► Mississippi (Chickasaw County), Okolona — Chickasaw County Confederate Tribute 1861—1865 — |
| 239► Mississippi (Forrest County), Dixie — Dixie School Log Cabin — |
| 240► Mississippi (Forrest County), Hattiesburg — Forrest County Confederate Monument — |
| 241► Mississippi (Harrison County), Gulfport — Harrison County Confederate Monument 1861 — 1865 Lest We Forget — |
| 242► Mississippi (Hinds County), Clinton — “Love is Immortal” — |
| 243► Mississippi (Lafayette County), University — To Our Confederate Dead 1861-1865 — |
| 244► Mississippi (Leflore County), Greenwood — LeFlore County Confederate Memorial — |
| 245► Mississippi (Montgomery County), Winona — Winona Confederate Monument C.S.A. — |
| 246► Mississippi (Neshoba County), Philadelphia — Neshoba County Confederate Monument — |
| 247► Mississippi (Noxubee County), Macon — Noxubee County Confederate Monument — |
| 248► Mississippi (Pontotoc County), Pontotoc — Pontotoc County Confederate Monument — |
| 249► Mississippi (Rankin County), Brandon — Rankin County Confederate Monument — |
| 250► Mississippi (Tallahatchie County), Sumner — Tallahatchie County Confederate Monument — |
| 251► Mississippi (Tishomingo County), Iuka — Confederate Heroes Monument — |
| 252► Mississippi (Warren County), Vicksburg — South Carolina Monument — |
| 253► Mississippi (Warren County), Vicksburg National Military Park — Tennessee — |
| 254► Mississippi (Wayne County), Waynesboro — Wayne County Civil War Monument 1861-1865 C.S.A. — |
| 255► Mississippi (Yazoo County), Yazoo City — Yazoo County Civil War Memorial — |
| 256► Missouri (Buchanan County), St. Joseph — Our Confederate Dead 1861 - 1865 — |
| 257► Missouri (Chariton County), Keytesville — General Sterling Price — |
| 258► Missouri (Jackson County), Independence — Woodlawn Cemetery Confederate Memorial — |
| 259► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 1 — Action Before Westport — |
| 260► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — Forest Hill Confederate Memorial — |
| 261► Missouri (Jackson County), Kansas City — 13 — Shelby's Last Stand — |
| 262► Missouri (Lafayette County), Higginsville — Lion of Lucerne — |
| 263► New Mexico (Socorro County), San Marical — In Memory of Texas Mounted Volunteers — |
| 264► New Mexico (Socorro County), Socorro — For Southern Independence — |
| 265► New York (Chemung County), Elmira — Confederate Soldiers Memorial Elmira New York — |
| 266► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — General Robert E. Lee — |
| 267► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — Robert E. Lee Tree — |
| 268► North Carolina (Alamance County), Graham — Alamance County Confederate Memorial — |
| 269► North Carolina (Beaufort County), Washington — Oakdale Cemetery To Our Confederate Dead — |
| 270► North Carolina (Buncombe County), Asheville — Robert E. Lee Dixie Highway — |
| 271► North Carolina (Buncombe County), Asheville — Zebulon Baird Vance — |
| 272► North Carolina (Cabarrus County), Concord — Jefferson Davis Camp — |
| 273► North Carolina (Cleveland County), Shelby — Cleveland County Civil War Monument — |
| 274► North Carolina (Cumberland County), Fayetteville — Arsenal — |
| 275► North Carolina (Cumberland County), Fayetteville — Cumberland County Confederate Memorial — |
| 276► North Carolina (Davidson County), Lexington — Our Confederate Dead — |
| 277► North Carolina (Forsyth County), Winston-Salem — Our Confederate Dead — |
| 278► North Carolina (Harnett County), Dunn — Chicora Cemetery — |
| 279► North Carolina (Harnett County), Dunn — North Carolina Troops — |
| 280► North Carolina (Haywood County), Waynesville — North Carolina Confederate Veterans Memorial Forest — |
| 281► North Carolina (Henderson County), Fletcher — Albert Pike — |
| 282► North Carolina (Henderson County), Fletcher — Jefferson Davis President of the Confederate States of America — |
| 283► North Carolina (Henderson County), Fletcher — Orren Randolph Smith — |
| 284► North Carolina (Henderson County), Fletcher — Robert E. Lee Dixie Highway — |
| 285► North Carolina (Hertford County), Winton — Hertford County UDC Monument — |
| 286► North Carolina (Iredell County), Statesville — Old Fourth Creek Burying Ground 1756-1888 — |
| 287► North Carolina (Johnston County), Bentonville — Bentonville — |
| 288► North Carolina (Johnston County), Bentonville — North Carolina Monument — |
| 289► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Kinston — Lenoir County Confederate Memorial 1861 - 1865 — |
| 290► North Carolina (Lenoir County), Wyse Fork — General Robert Hoke Monument — |
| 291► North Carolina (Lincoln County), Lincolnton — O 41 — U.D.C. Memorial Hall — |
| 292► North Carolina (Madison County), Hot Springs — Robert E. Lee — |
| 293► North Carolina (Madison County), Hot Springs — Robert E. Lee Dixie Highway — |
| 294► North Carolina (Madison County), Marshall — Robert E. Lee Dixie Highway — |
| 295► North Carolina (Mecklenburg County), Charlotte — The Last Meetings of the Confederate Cabinet — |
| 296► North Carolina (Nash County), Rocky Mount — "The Bethel Heroes" Nash County Confederate Soldiers Monument — |
| 297► North Carolina (New Hanover County), Kure Beach — Fort Fisher Monument — |
| 298► North Carolina (New Hanover County), Wilmington — Confederate Soldiers Monument — |
| 299► North Carolina (New Hanover County), Wilmington — George Davis — |
| 300► North Carolina (Orange County), Chapel Hill — Silent Sam — |
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