Former U.S. Presidents: #10 John Tyler Historical Markers

By William Fischer, Jr.

United States Commanders in Chief Markers

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

2► California (Mariposa County), Mariposa — The Ophir Mines —

3► Connecticut (Hartford County), East Granby — East Granby —

4► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — 601 Pennsylvania Avenue —

5► District of Columbia (Washington), Woodley Park — Woodley Estate —

6► Kansas (Shawnee County), Topeka — Corridor of Flags —

7► Kentucky (Union County), Morganfield — 1787 — George Huston —

8► Massachusetts (Suffolk County), Charlestown — This Column Stands on Union! — Daniel Webster —

9► Missouri (Livingston County), Chillicothe — History of the NW Corner of Washington and Clay Streets —

10► New Jersey (Mercer County), Princeton — The Princeton Bell — (One of the very few relics left of the famous war vessel) —

11► New York (New York County), New York — Church of the Ascension — Landmarks of New York —

12► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Chief Joc-O-Sot — (The Walking Bear) —

13► Pennsylvania (Dauphin County), Harrisburg — Presidential Convention —

14► Pennsylvania (Dauphin County), Harrisburg — Zion Lutheran Church —

15► Pennsylvania (Northampton County), Easton — Establishing a College at Easton — Karl Stirner Arts Trail — City of Easton, Pennsylvania —

16► Pennsylvania (Philadelphia County), Philadelphia — Commodore Uriah Phillips Levy —

17► South Carolina (Pickens County), Clemson — Fort Hill Plantation Office —

18► Tennessee (Overton County), Livingston — Heart of Controversy — Bethlehem United Methodist Church —

19► Texas (Smith County), Tyler — 7762 — City of Tyler —

20► Texas (Tyler County), Woodville — 11458 — Tyler County — (Crossroads to East Texas) —

21► Virginia (Charles City County), Charles City — V-10 — Greenway —

22► Virginia (Charles City County), Charles City — V-38 — Piney Grove and Southalls —

23► Virginia (Charles City County), Charles City — V-21 — President Tyler's Home —

24► Virginia (Charles City County), Charles City — V-36 — Sherwood Forest — President John Tyler's Home —

25► Virginia (Charles City County), Charles City — Swineyards - Willcox Wharf — Charles City County, Virginia —

26► Virginia (Cumberland County), Farmville — MJ-2 — Needham Law School —

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

28► Virginia (Fauquier County), Warrenton — Warrenton Cemetery — Notable Confederate Resting Place —

29► Virginia (New Kent County), Quinton — W-39 — Letitia Christian Tyler —

30► Virginia (Northampton County), Birdsnest — WY--11 — Three Northampton Landmarks —

31► Virginia (Portsmouth), Olde Towne — Q-8-M — Crawford House —

32► Virginia, Richmond — John Tyler —

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

34► West Virginia (Calhoun County), Arnoldsburg — Gilmer County / Calhoun County —

35► West Virginia (Greenbrier County), White Sulphur Springs — President's Cottage —

36► West Virginia (Jefferson County), Harpers Ferry — Mere Machines of Labor — Harpers Ferry National Historical Park — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —