Virginia, Norfolk Heritage Cannonball Trail Historical Markers

By Laura Troy, November 4, 2007

The Church

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1 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Downtown — Epworth United Methodist Church, 1894 —

On E Freemason St, on the right when traveling west.

2 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Downtown — Flood Protection for Downtown Norfolk —

On Boush Street north of W Main Street, on the right when traveling south.

3 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Downtown — Half Moone Fort, 1673 —

Near Waterside Drive at Boush Street.

4 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Downtown — St. Paul’s Church, 1739 —

Near Cumberland Street near Market Street.

5 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Downtown — The Cedar —

Near Waterside Drive near Boush Street.

6 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Downtown — The First Battle of Ironclad Ships, 1862 —

On Waterside Drive near Boush Avenue.

7 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Naval Museums — Battleship Wisconsin: BB-9 and BB-64 — in the Homeport of Naval History —

Near Waterside Drive at Boush Street.

8 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Naval Museums — Battleship Wisconsin: Berthed in Norfolk, — the Homeport of Naval History —

Near Waterside Drive at Boush Street.

9 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Naval Museums — Battleship Wisconsin: A Floating Fortress —

Near Waterside Drive at Boush Street.

10 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Town Point Park — Armed Forces Memorial —

Near Waterside Drive at Boush Avenue.

11 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Town Point Park — Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway —

Near Waterside Drive at Boush Avenue.

12 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Town Point Park — Downtown Waterfront Revitalization —

Near Waterside Drive near Boush Avenue.

13 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Town Point Park — Navy Escort Carriers Based in Norfolk —

On Waterside Drive near Boush Avenue.

14 ► Virginia, Norfolk, Waterside Promenade — The Underground Railroad —

Near Waterside Drive.