Former U.S. Presidents: #17 Andrew Johnson Historical Markers

By Sandra Hughes

Mooresville Marker

1► Alabama (Limestone County), Mooresville — Cottonport / Mooresville —

2► Alabama (Limestone County), Mooresville — Mooresville — Incorporated in 1818 —

3► Arkansas (Benton County), Bella Vista — United States Commanders in Chief —

4► Arkansas (Sebastian County), Fort Smith — Meeting of Nations — Fort Smith National Historic Site — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

5► California (Monterey County), Big Sur — 951 — Point Sur Light Station —

6► California (Napa County), Yountville — Flags over California in 1870 —

7► California (Santa Cruz County), Davenport — Swanton Pacific Ranch — The History of Swanton — As told by Al Smith, July, 1990 —

8► California (Solano County), Vallejo — 16 — D.C. Madam's House —

9► District of Columbia (Washington), Capitol Hill — Acacia Life Insurance Building – 1936 —

10► District of Columbia (Washington), Chinatown — e.9 — Mary Surratt's Boarding House — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

11► District of Columbia (Washington), Downtown — A Fortress of Finance: The US Treasury Building — The White House — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

12► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — After the Civil War — Dupont Circle — Diverse Visions | One Neighborhood —

13► District of Columbia (Washington), Georgetown — The Colonial — Erected 1820 · Restored 1953 —

14► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — .2 — Ceremony at the Crossroads — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

15► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — .2 — Ceremony at the Crossroads — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

16► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — .6 — John Wilkes Booth’s Escape — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

17► Florida (Monroe County), Key West — In Memory of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd — 1833 - 1883 — Imprisoned Fort Jefferson, Florida (July 24, 1865) —

18► Florida (Nassau County), Fernandina Beach — F-376 — The Lesesne House —

19► Georgia (Baldwin County), Milledgeville — L14 — The Old Governor's Mansion — "Utmost Disorder and Confusion" — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

20► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — 25-37 — History Of Emancipation: Special Field Orders No. 15 —

21► Illinois (Adams County), Quincy — The Browning House —

22► Kansas (Leavenworth County), Leavenworth — Law Offices of Sherman, Ewing, and McCook — 60 Main Street — 1858 - 1859 —

23► Kentucky (Knox County), Barbourville — The Battle of Barbourville — September 19, 1861 — First Kiosk —

24► Maryland (Charles County), Port Tobacco — Port Tobacco: Conspiracy & the Plot to Assassinate President Lincoln —

25► Maryland (Charles County), St. Charles — Dr. Samuel A. Mudd — Treating an Assassin — John Wilkes Booth – Escape of An Assassin —

26► Maryland (Kent County), Chestertown — Senator George Vickers — Helped Acquit President Andrew Johnson —

27► Maryland (St. Mary's County), Leonardtown — The Mural Story —

28► Maryland (Washington County), Sharpsburg — Not For Themselves, But For Their Country — Inscription from the Private Soldier Monument in the center of the Cemetery — Antietam National Battlefield, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

29► Missouri (Pike County), Louisiana — John Brooks Henderson — Nov. 16, 1826 - April 12, 1913 —

30► Montana (Gallatin County), Bozeman — Fort Ellis —

31► New York (Cayuga County), Auburn — William H. Seward — Born 1801 — Died 1872 — Resided in This House 1824-1872 —

32► New York (Erie County), Buffalo — The Fenian Invasion of 1866 —

33► New York (Monroe County), Rochester — Frederick Douglass Home Site —

34► New York (New York County), New York — Carl Schurz Monument — Morningside Park —

35► North Carolina (Durham County), Durham — Unity —

36► North Carolina (Macon County), Franklin — Thomas's Legion — A Unique Command —

37► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 6 — Andrew Johnson — 1808 - 1875 —

38► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — H 11 — Andrew Johnson — 1808 - 1875 —

39► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Andrew Johnson Birth Site —

40► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Birthplace of Andrew Johnson —

41► North Carolina (Wake County), Raleigh — Presidents North Carolina Gave The Nation —

42► Ohio (Columbiana County), Wellsville — The Whitacre House Site —

43► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — Camp Chase — The Historic National Road in Ohio —

44► Ohio (Hamilton County), Cincinnati — 61-31 — Salmon Portland Chase —

45► Ohio (Jefferson County), Steubenville — 7-41 — Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton —

46► Ohio (Warren County), Franklin — 11-83 — Lewis Davis Campbell / Robert Cumming Schenck —

47► Pennsylvania (Dauphin County), Harrisburg — Harrisburg's Grand Review of Black Troops —

48► Pennsylvania (Dauphin County), Harrisburg — Market Square During The Civil War —

49► Pennsylvania (Lancaster County), Lancaster — Stevens Grave & Memorial — Shreiner-Concord Cemetery —

50► Pennsylvania (Lancaster County), Lancaster — Thaddeus Stevens —

51► South Carolina (Greenville County), Greenville — 23-37 — Sans Souci —

52► South Carolina (Laurens County), Laurens — 30-6 — Laurens County / Laurens Historic District —

53► South Dakota (Custer County), Custer — An Agreement Between Cultures — The Fort Laramie Treaty Created the Great Sioux Reservation —

54► Tennessee (Benton County), Eva — Battle of Johnsonville —

55► Tennessee (Benton County), Holladay — Fort Johnson — Controlling the Tennessee River —

56► Tennessee (Carter County), Elizabethton — 1A 20 — Andrew Johnson —

57► Tennessee (Carter County), Elizabethton — Samuel P. Carter — Admiral and General —

58► Tennessee (Cocke County), Parrottsville — Johnson's Parrottsville Slaves — Origin of Tennessee Emancipation Day —

59► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Tullahoma Campaign — June 24-July 4, 1863 — From Contraband to United States Colored Troops —

60► Tennessee (Davidson County), Nashville — Andrew Johnson — 1808-1875 —

61► Tennessee (Davidson County), Nashville — Fort Negley — Defending the Capital — Hood's Campaign —

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

63► Tennessee (Davidson County), Nashville — 3A 38 — Nashville Inn —

64► Tennessee (Davidson County), Nashville — War on the Home Front — Belle Meade and Union Occupation —

65► Tennessee (Davidson County), Nashville — White’s Creek and the War — Fighting for Tennessee —

66► Tennessee (Dickson County), Charlotte — Civil War In Charlotte — "Marauding gangs of Freebooters" —

67► Tennessee (Gibson County), Trenton — 4B 35 — Gibson County Courthouse —

68► Tennessee (Giles County), Pulaski — Thomas McKissack Jones — (1816-1892) — Mayor-Judge Representative to Confederate Congress —

69► Tennessee (Grainger County), Bean Station — Bean Station —

70► Tennessee (Grainger County), Bean Station — Bean Station —

71► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — "I Have Wrestled With Poverty" —

72► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — An Early Home — Andrew Johnson National Historic Park —

73► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson — National Historic Site — Andrew Johnson National Cemetery —

74► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 91 — Andrew Johnson —

75► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson — 1808 - 1875 —

76► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson —

77► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson and Eliza Johnson Grave Marker — Andrew Johnson National Cemetery —

78► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson and Family —

79► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson Homestead —

80► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson National Cemetery — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

81► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 50 — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site —

82► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site —

83► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Bridge Burners — Hangings at the Depot —

84► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 93 — Ellen “Nelly” VanVactor — Free Black Female Landowner —

85► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 54 — Greeneville Union Convention —

86► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greeneville, Tennessee —

87► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greeneville, Tennessee —

88► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greenville Cumberland Presbyterian Church — Founded 1841 —

89► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Home of Andrew Johnson —

90► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Margaret Johnson Patterson Bartlett / Andrew Johnson —

91► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Preserving the President’s Legacy — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site —

92► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Dickson - Williams Mansion — A House Divided —

93► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Heart of the Household — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site —

94► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Home of the 17th President —

95► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Homestead Grounds — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site —

96► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Tusculum College — President Andrew Johnson Museum & Library —

97► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 65 — Valentine Sevier Home —

98► Tennessee (Greene County), Limestone — Unionist Stronghold — The Civil War in Greene County —

99► Tennessee (Humphreys County), New Johnsonville — Johnsonville — Constructing a Military Depot —

100► Tennessee (Humphreys County), New Johnsonville — 3E 12 — Old Johnsonville —