Former U.S. Presidents: #01 George Washington Historical Markers

By Jason Voigt, March 5, 2020

Revolutionary War Veterans Marker

101► Illinois (Johnson County), Vienna — Revolutionary War Veterans —

102► Indiana (Allen County), Fort Wayne — Meshekinnoquah — (Chief Little Turtle) —

103► Indiana (Allen County), Fort Wayne — The Battle of Kekionga —

104► Kansas (Johnson County), Olathe — Bicentennial Time Capsule —

105► Kansas (Sedgwick County), Wichita — Bicentennial of the Birth of George Washington —

106► Kansas (Sedgwick County), Wichita — Bicentennial of the Birth of George Washington —

107► Kansas (Sedgwick County), Wichita — Commander In Chief's Personal Flag — Bicentennial Flag Memorial —

108► Kansas (Sedgwick County), Wichita — Thirteen Star Flag (Bennington Flag) — Bicentennial Flag Memorial —

109► Kentucky (Fayette County), Lexington — George Washington — 1732 - 1799 —

110► Kentucky (Livingston County), Smithfield — 801 — County Named, 1798 —

111► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — La Fayette's Visit to Maysville — Fish Street Landing — May 21, 1825 —

112► Kentucky (Oldham County), La Grange — Colonel William Oldham —

113► Louisiana (East Baton Rouge Parish), Baton Rouge — In Honor of George Washington — The Father Of Our Country —

114► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Abandonment of Ft. Cumberland — Fort Cumberland Trail —

115► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Cumberland — Town Map and Directory — Cumberland - The Place To Visit, The Place To Live —

116► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — George Washington at Will’s Creek — Fort Cumberland Trail —

117► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Headquarters of George Washington —

118► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — On this Site Originally Stood the Headquarters of George Washington —

119► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — President Washington's Last Visit - 1794 —

120► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — The Fort Proper — Fort Cumberland Trail —

121► Maryland (Allegany County), Oldtown — Old Town — (King Opessa’s Town) —

122► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — Commodore John Barry — Commission Number One United States Navy —

123► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — Commodore John Barry — Annapolis Charter 300 1708-2008 — Commemorating the 1708 Royal Charter under Queen Anne to the City of Annapolis —

124► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — General Washington — Standing on This Spot —

125► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — George Washington's Resignation — Annapolis Charter 300 1708-2008 — Commemorating the 1708 Royal Charter under Queen Anne to the City of Annapolis —

126► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — Mann's Tavern — Site of the Annapolis Convention — September 11-14, 1786 —

127► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Annapolis — On to Yorktown — Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail —

128► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Crownsville — Count de Rochambeau’s —

129► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Galesville — Overlooking West River — Cedar Park, Tulip Hill —

130► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Harwood — Rawlings’ Tavern —

131► Maryland (Anne Arundel County), Parole — Trunk of the Three Mile Oak —

132► Maryland, Baltimore — On to Yorktown — Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail —

133► Maryland (Baltimore), Carroll Park — Mount Clare —

134► Maryland (Baltimore), Downtown — George Washington Bicentennial Marker —

135► Maryland (Baltimore), Dunbar Broadway — The General’s Highway —

136► Maryland (Baltimore), Fort McHenry — Colonel James McHenry —

137► Maryland (Baltimore), Mount Vernon — A Monumental Honor —

138► Maryland (Baltimore), Mount Vernon — To George Washington —

139► Maryland (Baltimore), University of MD at Baltimore — James McHenry — Irish-Born Founding Father —

140► Maryland (Baltimore), University of MD at Baltimore — National Independence in the Revolution and War of 1812 —

141► Maryland (Carroll County), Taneytown — Adam Good Tavern —

142► Maryland (Cecil County), Charlestown — Charlestown —

143► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Elkton — Originally called “Head of Elk” —

144► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — Revolutionary War —

145► Maryland (Cecil County), Elkton — The Hermitage —

146► Maryland (Cecil County), Perryville — Old Post Road - Lower Susquehanna Ferry - Rodgers' Tavern —

147► Maryland (Cecil County), Warwick — “Worsell Mannor” — 1000 Acres —

148► Maryland (Cecil County), Warwick — George Washington —

149► Maryland (Charles County), Bryans Road — Piscataway Park —

150► Maryland (Charles County), Nanjemoy — Washington's Farm — ← —

151► Maryland (Charles County), Port Tobacco — On to Yorktown — Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail — Road to Victory —

152► Maryland (Charles County), Port Tobacco — Port Tobacco —

153► Maryland (Charles County), Port Tobacco — The Retreat — → —

154► Maryland (Charles County), Rison — Smallwood's Home —

155► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — George Washington —

156► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — George Washington Bicentennial Memorial — 1732 • 1932 —

157► Maryland (Frederick County), Ijamsville — George Washington — Stopped in a building two hundred yards west of here known as Peter’s Tavern — Thursday June 30, 1791. —

158► Maryland (Frederick County), New Midway — George Washington —

159► Maryland (Frederick County), Tuscarora — George Washington — The Dutchman's —

160► Maryland (Frederick County), Urbana — Dennis Memorial —

161► Maryland (Frederick County), Urbana — George Washington —

162► Maryland (Garrett County), Crellin — Charles Friend’s Home —

163► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Bear Camp —

164► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Little Meadows —

165► Maryland (Garrett County), Oakland — Tradition of Washington Spring —

166► Maryland (Harford County), Aberdeen — State Of Maryland — 1776–1964 —

167► Maryland (Harford County), Aberdeen — This is a Section of “The General’s Highway” —

168► Maryland (Harford County), Churchville — Churchville — Formerly called "Lower Cross Roads" —

169► Maryland (Harford County), Havre de Grace — Susquehanna Lower Ferry — Old Post Road — Established 1666 —

170► Maryland (Harford County), White Hall — Black Horse Tavern —

171► Maryland (Howard County), Elkridge — Elk Ridge Landing —

172► Maryland (Howard County), Elkridge — Elk Ridge Landing —

173► Maryland (Howard County), Waterloo — Spurrier's Tavern —

174► Maryland (Howard County), Waterloo — Spurrier's Tavern — stood on this Site —

175► Maryland (Kent County), Chestertown — Chestertown, Maryland —

176► Maryland (Kent County), Chestertown — George Washington —

177► Maryland (Kent County), Chestertown — George Washington —

178► Maryland (Kent County), Chestertown — Revolution on the River —

179► Maryland (Kent County), Chestertown — Worrell’s Tavern —

180► Maryland (Kent County), Galena — Downs’ Cross Roads — Galena, Maryland —

181► Maryland (Kent County), Georgetown — Georgetown, Maryland —

182► Maryland (Kent County), Rock Hall — Rock Hall, Maryland —

183► Maryland (Montgomery County), Bethesda — Original Federal Boundary Stone, District of Columbia, Northwest 6 — The District of Columbia Boundary Stones —

184► Maryland (Montgomery County), Dickerson — Washington's Farm — 519 Acres Owned 1794-1799 by the First President —

185► Maryland (Prince George's County), Beltsville — Site of Van Horn's Tavern —

186► Maryland (Prince George's County), Beltsville — Van Horn’s Tavern — On Vansville Hill — Prince George's County, Maryland —

187► Maryland (Prince George's County), Bladensburg — Indian Queen Tavern — Bladensburg Archaeology — Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail —

188► Maryland (Prince George's County), Brentwood — Original Federal Boundary Stone, District of Columbia, Northeast 7 —

189► Maryland (Prince George's County), Fort Washington — “Warburton Manor” — Patented 1661 —

190► Maryland (Prince George's County), Fort Washington — Prince George’s County — St. John's Church — Erected 1723 —

191► Maryland (Prince George's County), Kettering — “Mount Lubentia” — (Patented by Ninian Beall as "Largo," 1686) —

192► Maryland (Prince George's County), Kettering — St. Barnabas' Church — Erected 1774 — (Queen Anne Parish, Established, 1705) —

193► Maryland (Prince George's County), Oxon Hill — A New Nation's Capital —

194► Maryland (Prince George's County), Rosaryville — Mount Airy —

195► Maryland (Prince George's County), South Laurel — Montpelier — The Home of Major Snowden — Original Grant 1686 —

196► Maryland (Prince George's County), Temple Hills — Original Federal Boundary Stone SE 6 —

197► Maryland (Prince George's County), Upper Marlboro — “Melwood Park” — Patented 1672 —

198► Maryland (Prince George's County), Upper Marlboro — Marlborough — (County seat of Prince George's County since 1721) —

199► Maryland (Talbot County), Oxford — In Memory of Col. Tench Tilghman —

200► Maryland (Washington County), Hagerstown — 1770-1790 — Revolutionary and Early Federal Era —