Former U.S. Presidents: #28 Woodrow Wilson Historical Markers

By Gary Nigh, November 16, 2007

Government House Marker

101► New Jersey (Mercer County), Trenton — Government House —

102► New Jersey (Mercer County), Trenton — James Kerney —

103► New Jersey (Mercer County), Trenton — State House —

104► New Jersey (Mercer County), Trenton — Taylor Opera House —

105► New Jersey (Monmouth County), Asbury Park — President Wilson’s Asbury Park Executive Offices —

106► New Jersey (Monmouth County), Long Branch — Church of the Presidents — St. James Episcopal Church —

107► New Jersey (Salem County), Woodstown — Center of Town — Historic Woodstown NJ —

108► New Jersey (Warren County), Blairstown — Blairstown Hotel — 39 Main Street — 1838-1957 —

109► New Mexico (Luna County), Columbus — Columbus —

110► New Mexico (Luna County), Columbus — Columbus —

111► New Mexico (Union County), Capulin — Making A Monument —

112► New York (Columbia County), Valatie — Valatie World War I Monument —

113► New York (New York County), New York — Charles Evans Hughes — 1862 - 1948 —

114► New York (New York County), New York — National Arts Club —

115► New York (New York County), New York — Teresa Carreño — (1853-1917) —

116► New York (New York County), New York — The Cooper Union — 7 E(ast) 7(th Street) — Built 1852-1859 —

117► New York (Orange County), West Point — Reconciliation Plaza —

118► New York (Rockland County), Stony Point — Stony Point Veterans Monument —

119► New York (Seneca County), Seneca Falls — "Passage" —

120► North Carolina (Cleveland County), Shelby — Cleveland County World War I Memorial — 1917-1919 —

121► North Carolina (New Hanover County), Wilmington — D 31 — Woodrow Wilson —

122► Ohio (Butler County), Hamilton — 36-9 — Warren Gard —

123► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Euclid — 124-18 — Euclid v. Ambler Realty Site —

124► Ohio (Greene County), Wilberforce — 24- 29 — Charles Young —

125► Ohio (Licking County), Thornville — Eagles Nest — The Historic National Road in Ohio —

126► Ohio (Lorain County), Oberlin — 30-47 — Antoinette Brown Blackwell and First Church in Oberlin — Antoinette Brown Blackwell (1825–1921) —

127► Ohio (Montgomery County), Dayton — Victory Oak Knoll Hill Memorial — WW I Monument —

128► Oregon (Lane County), Eugene — Woodrow Wilson (1919) —

129► Oregon (Multnomah County), Corbett — Vista House — JEWEL on the Crown —

130► Pennsylvania (Adams County), Gettysburg — "The Great Peace Jubilee" —

131► Pennsylvania (Dauphin County), Harrisburg — Mount Pleasant Press - The J. Horace McFarland Company —

132► Pennsylvania (Delaware County), Aston — Aston and Middletown World War I Memorial —

133► Pennsylvania (Fulton County), McConnellsburg — Fulton County Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I Memorial —

134► Pennsylvania (Lancaster County), Lancaster — Old Center Square (Penn Square) —

135► Pennsylvania (Luzerne County), Wilkes-Barre — World War Memorial — 1917 - 1918 —

136► Pennsylvania (Montgomery County), Bryn Mawr — Woodrow Wilson —

137► Pennsylvania (Union County), Lewisburg — General Tasker H. Bliss —

138► Pennsylvania (York County), Jefferson Borough — Honor Roll — World War I Memorial — 1917 - 1918 —

139► South Carolina (Beaufort County), Pinckney Island — 07-20 — Pinckney Island —

140► South Carolina (Georgetown County), Georgetown — 22-57 — Hobcaw Barony —

141► South Carolina (Lexington County), Pine Ridge — 32-25 — Camp Moore —

142► South Carolina (Oconee County), Mountain Rest — Russell House —

143► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — A Fortunate Survivor —

144► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — 40-22 — First Presbyterian Church —

145► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — 40-6 — Former Site of Columbia Theological Seminary —

146► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — Victorian By Design —

147► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — Wilson Boyhood House —

148► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — 40-69 — Wilson House —

149► South Carolina (Richland County), Columbia — Woodrow Wilson Family Home & Gardens —

150► South Carolina (Spartanburg County), Lyman — District Five War Memorial —

151► South Carolina (York County), Rock Hill — 46-7 — Columbia Seminary Chapel —

152► South Carolina (York County), Rock Hill — First Home of Winthrop College — The South Carolina College for Women —

153► South Dakota (Minnehaha County), Sioux Falls — President Woodrow Wilson —

154► South Dakota (Minnehaha County), Sioux Falls — Richard Franklin Pettigrew — (1848 - 1926) —

155► Tennessee (Davidson County), Nashville — 3A 77 — Maxwell House Hotel —

156► Texas (Comal County), New Braunfels — 18087 — 1915 New Braunfels Post Office —

157► Texas (Galveston County), Galveston — Galveston World War I Honor Roll —

158► Texas (Galveston County), Galveston — 8236 — Rabbi Henry Cohen — (1863-1952) —

159► Texas (Galveston County), Galveston — 18753 — The Mexican Telegraph Company — The Zimmermann Telegram —

160► Texas (Hardeman County), Quanah — 5832 — William Jesse McDonald — (September 28, 1852 - January 15, 1918) —

161► Texas (Harris County), Houston — 10689 — Thomas William House — (March 4, 1814 - January 17, 1880) —

162► Texas (Harris County), Houston — 11952 — Thomas William House, Jr. — (1846-1923) —

163► Texas (Hill County), Hillsboro — 2906 — Katy Depot —

164► Texas (Lamar County), Paris — 12008 — John James Culbertson — (March 16, 1853 - September 27, 1932) —

165► Texas (Nueces County), Port Aransas — 15257 — U.S. Coast Guard on Mustang Island —

166► Texas (Travis County), Austin — 6456 — Site of Edward Mandell House Home —

167► Texas (Wood County), Mineola — 11663 — William Jesse McDonald — (September 28, 1852 - January 15, 1918) —

168► Texas (Wood County), Winnsboro — 8949 — Carlock Home, 1903 —

169► Virginia (Accomack County), Tangier — Banty's Wharf —

170► Virginia (Alexandria), Historical District — Battery Cove Filled: A New Shipyard —

171► Virginia (Arlington County), Arlington — Cherrydale Volunteer Firehouse —

172► Virginia (Augusta County), Fishersville — Woodrow Wilson General Hospital —

173► Virginia (Augusta County), Waynesboro — Z-111 — Nelson County / Augusta County —

174► Virginia (Augusta County), West Augusta — Z-110 — Highland County / Augusta County — Area 422 Square Miles / Area 1006 Square Miles —

175► Virginia (Culpeper County), Stevensburg — J-32 — Salubria —

176► Virginia (Fairfax County), Alexandria — These Trees —

177► Virginia (Fairfax County), Occoquan — Women Suffrage Prisoners at Occoquan Workhouse — Occoquan Regional Park —

178► Virginia (Hampton), Wythe — The Hampton Roads Golf And Country Club — First in Virginia & One of the First 100 in the Country —

179► Virginia (Norfolk), Downtown — KV-21 — Pauline Adams — (1874-1957) —

180► Virginia, Portsmouth — Norfolk Naval Shipyard — “Dry Docks Construction” — Path of History Portsmouth, VA —

181► Virginia (Rockbridge County), Goshen — Z-108 — Rockbridge County / Augusta County —

182► Virginia (Rockbridge County), Raphine — Z-109 — Rockbridge County / Augusta County —

183► Virginia (Rockingham County), Bridgewater — Z-182 — Rockingham County / Augusta County —

184► Virginia (Rockingham County), Burketown — Z-171 — Rockingham County / Augusta County —

185► Virginia, Staunton — Barnas Sears, Woodrow Park, & Sears Hill Neighborhood —

186► Virginia, Staunton — A-61 — Birthplace of Woodrow Wilson — U.S. President 1913–21 —

187► Virginia, Staunton — A-62 — Birthplace of Woodrow Wilson — U.S. President 1913–21 —

188► Virginia, Staunton — Birthplace of Woodrow Wilson —

189► Virginia, Staunton — Woodrow Wilson Birthplace —

190► Virginia (Virginia Beach), North Virginia Beach — Virginia Legends Walk —

191► Virginia (Wise County), Wise — KA-14 — Napoleon Hill —

192► Virginia (Wythe County), Wytheville — K-326 — Edith Bolling Wilson —

193► Washington (Clallam County), Sequim — New Dungeness Light Station History —

194► West Virginia (Greenbrier County), White Sulphur Springs — White Sulphur —

195► West Virginia (Taylor County), Pruntytown — John Barton Payne —

196► West Virginia (Taylor County), Webster — Anna Jarvis' Birthplace —

197► Wisconsin (Dunn County), Menomonie — 306 — World War I —

198► Wisconsin (Jackson County), Black River Falls — Field of Honor —

199► Wisconsin (Ozaukee County), Waubeka — 115 — Birthplace of Flag Day —

200► Wisconsin (Portage County), Stevens Point — Portage County & the Polish Army —