Former U.S. Presidents: #09 William Henry Harrison Historical Markers

By William Fischer, Jr.

United States Commanders in Chief Markers

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

2► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Federal Center — The Williams Slave Pen —

3► Idaho (Caribou County), Soda Springs — William Henry Harrison —

4► Illinois (Edwards County), Albion — Abraham Lincoln —

5► Illinois (Lawrence County), Sumner — Vincennes Tract —

6► Illinois (Macon County), Decatur — The Railsplitter Candidate — Looking for Lincoln —

7► Illinois (Madison County), Alton — Ryder Building — Lincoln Practiced Here — Life Before Presidency —

8► Illinois (St. Clair County), Cahokia — John Jacob Hays — (1770-1836) —

9► Illinois (Vermilion County), Ridge Farm — The Treaty Between Harrison and the Indians —

10► Indiana (Allen County), Fort Wayne — The Last Two American Forts / The Siege of 1812 —

11► Indiana (Dearborn County), Dillsboro — Dillsboro —

12► Indiana (Dearborn County), Lawrenceburg — Dearborn County —

13► Indiana (Fayette County), Connersville — John Conner — Born 1780 - Died 1826 —

14► Indiana (Fayette County), Connersville — On This Site John Conner Operated a Two Story Log Indian Trading Post 1808~1815 —

15► Indiana (Fayette County), Connersville — Twelve Mile Line —

16► Indiana (Grant County), Marion — Mississinewa Battlefield —

17► Indiana (Harrison County), Corydon — Corydon —

18► Indiana (Harrison County), Corydon — Harrison County (Indiana) Fair —

19► Indiana (Jennings County), North Vernon — 40.1966.1 — Grouseland Treaty Line — (August 21, 1805) —

20► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — "Grouseland" — Built 1803 - 1804 — Home of William Henry Harrison —

21► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — Chief Tecumseh — 1768 - 1813 —

22► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — Home of Francis Vigo —

23► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — Indiana Territory —

24► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — Vincennes University —

25► Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — 42.2006.1 — William Henry Harrison & Lewis & Clark Expedition —

26► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — Chief Tecumseh —

27► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — President Benjamin Harrison —

28► Indiana (Posey County), Mount Vernon — Posey County History / Early Mt. Vernon History —

29► Indiana (Putnam County), Reelsville — 67.1966.1 — 10 O'Clock Treaty Line — Treaty with Potawatomi, Delaware, and Miami Indians —

30► Indiana (Ripley County), Osgood — Abolitionists —

31► Indiana (Tippecanoe County), Battle Ground — The Battle of Tippecanoe — November 7, 1811 —

32► Indiana (Tippecanoe County), Battle Ground — Tippecanoe Battlefield Memorial —

33► Indiana (Tippecanoe County), West Lafayette — 79.1953.1 — Tecumseh Trail —

34► Indiana (Vigo County), Terre Haute — Fort Harrison — 1812 - 1912 —

35► Indiana (Vigo County), Terre Haute — Ft. Wm. Henry Harrison — 1811-1822 —

36► Indiana (Wabash County), Wabash — Treaty of 1826 Meeting Camp — Paradise Spring Riverwalk —

37► Indiana (Wayne County), Cambridge City — Indian Boundary Line — The Treaty of Fort Wayne — The Twelve Mile Purchase/ The Ten O’Clock Line —

38► Indiana (Whitley County), Columbia City — 92.2001.1 — Eel River Battlefield — War of 1812 —

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

40► Kentucky (Daviess County), Owensboro — 1158 — Daviess County —

41► Kentucky (Lincoln County), Stanford — Isaac Shelby —

42► Kentucky (Spencer County), Taylorsville — 837 — County Named, 1824 —

43► Kentucky (Union County), Morganfield — 1329 — Lincoln Spoke Here —

44► Maryland (Baltimore), Canton — Historic Canton —

45► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — Jacob Engelbrecht — A Frederick Diarist on the National Road —

46► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Casselman River Bridge State Park — Bicentennial 1813-2013 —

47► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Casselman River Bridge State Park — Bicentennial 1813-2013 —

48► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Mountain Maryland Gateway to the West — Garret County —

49► Maryland (Washington County), Hagerstown — Hagerstown & The National Road —

50► Michigan (Jackson County), Spring Arbor Township — L1910 — Huron Potawatomi Village / Spring Arbor —

51► Michigan (Wayne County), Detroit — S0452 — George DeBaptiste Homesite —

52► Missouri (Boone County), Rocheport — History of Rocheport —

53► New Hampshire (Rockingham County), Fremont — John Prescott Lovering's Inn — circa 1756 —

54► New Jersey (Sussex County), Walpack Center — Wallpack, N.J. —

55► Ohio (Auglaize County), Spencerville — 1-6 — Fort Amanda — Ohio Historical Marker —

56► Ohio (Champaign County), Urbana — 13-11 — John Anderson Ward Farmstead / John Quincy Adams Ward & Edgar Melville Ward —

57► Ohio (Columbiana County), Wellsville — Wellsville Mural —

58► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — Near this site Fort Huntington was Erected —

59► Ohio (Darke County), Greenville — Signing of the Treaty of Greene Ville —

60► Ohio (Darke County), Greenville — 6-19 — Tecumseh / Shawnee Prophet's Town —

61► Ohio (Defiance County), Defiance — C32 — Fort Winchester — Ohio Revolutionary Memorial Trail —

62► Ohio (Defiance County), Defiance — 4-20 — Fort Winchester —

63► Ohio (Defiance County), Defiance — 2-20 — Spemica Lawba–Johnny Logan —

64► Ohio (Delaware County), Delaware — The Harrison Trail — Site of Pioneer Tavern —

65► Ohio (Delaware County), Harlem — 21-21 — Field Musician Richard W. Thompson —

66► Ohio (Delaware County), Sunbury — 9-21 — Sunbury, Ohio / Sunbury Town Hall —

67► Ohio (Erie County), Huron — The War of 1812 —

68► Ohio (Erie County), Sandusky — Sandusky Aviation, Shipyard & Railroad —

69► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — Council Site Between William Henry Harrison and Indians —

70► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — Franklinton —

71► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — Franklinton —

72► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — Native Americans —

73► Ohio (Hamilton County), Cincinnati — C- 62 — Military Roads — Modern Streets and Highways Follow Old Army Trails —

74► Ohio (Hamilton County), Cincinnati — Ohio River Monument — A.D. 1670   A.D. 1929 — The Ohio Valley Improvement Association —

75► Ohio (Hamilton County), Cleves — 20-31 — William Henry Harrison / and the Cincinnati & Whitewater Canal —

76► Ohio (Hamilton County), North Bend — 47-31 — Benjamin Harrison / William Henry Harrison —

77► Ohio (Hamilton County), North Bend — 8- 31 — John Cleves Symmes — Congress Green Cemetery — Two Subjects, One Marker —

78► Ohio (Hamilton County), North Bend — North Bend — Corporation Limit Marker —

79► Ohio (Hamilton County), North Bend — Point Farm — William Henry Harrison’s gift to son and grandson — Site of Fort Finney —

80► Ohio (Hamilton County), North Bend — William Henry Harrison Memorial —

81► Ohio (Hamilton County), North Bend — William Henry Harrison Tomb —

82► Ohio (Lucas County), Maumee — American Faces — Americans —

83► Ohio (Lucas County), Maumee — Fort Miamis During the War of 1812 —

84► Ohio (Lucas County), Maumee — Running a Gauntlet —

85► Ohio (Lucas County), Toledo — 50–48 — Peter Navarre —

86► Ohio (Mahoning County), Canfield — 31-50 — Elisha Whittlesey —

87► Ohio (Marion County), Waldo — 10-51 — Harrison Military Road — War of 1812 —

88► Ohio (Mercer County), Fort Recovery — Wabash River —

89► Ohio (Mercer County), Rockford — History of Anthony Shane —

90► Ohio (Miami County), Troy — 33-55 — Miami and Erie Canal — Footprint of Lock 12 —

91► Ohio (Ottawa County), Put-In-Bay — Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial —

92► Ohio (Paulding County), Melrose — Fort Brown —

93► Ohio (Paulding County), Melrose — Site of Fort Brown —

94► Ohio (Perry County), Somerset — The Sheridan Homestead —

95► Ohio (Preble County), Eaton — 2-68 — Site of Fort St. Clair —

96► Ohio (Preble County), Eaton — 9-68 — Van Ausdal-Donohoe House —

97► Ohio (Ross County), Chillicothe — 8-71 — Camp Bull —

98► Ohio (Sandusky County), Fremont — Ball’s Battlefield —

99► Ohio (Sandusky County), Fremont — General Harrison's Mess Table — War of 1812 —

100► Ohio (Sandusky County), Fremont — Portage Trail —