Former U.S. Presidents: #07 Andrew Jackson Historical Markers

By Craig Swain, August 4, 2007

A Near Duplicate, to the Left of the Marker on the Fence

101► District of Columbia (Washington), Downtown — The Blair House —

102► District of Columbia (Washington), Downtown — White House Ablaze — Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

103► District of Columbia (Washington), Penn Quarter — W.7 — Freedom Plaza — Civil War to Civil Rights — Downtown Heritage Trail —

104► Florida (Alachua County), Micanopy — Battle of Micanopy —

105► Florida (Brevard County), Merritt Island — F-557 — The Clifton Colored School — 1890-1891 —

106► Florida (Citrus County), Inverness — Florida's First People — Seminole Heritage Trail —

107► Florida (Dixie County), Horseshoe Beach — F-439 — The Jackson Trail — Florida Heritage Site —

108► Florida (Dixie County), Old Town — F-55 — Oldtown —

109► Florida (Duval County), Jacksonville — Andrew Jackson —

110► Florida (Escambia County), Cantonment — Vacaria Baja —

111► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — Colonial Pensacola - Archaeology Brings History to Life —

112► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — Dorothy Walton —

113► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — Fort George —

114► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — Gen. Andrew Jackson — In This Plaza —

115► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — Gen. Andrew Jackson Residence —

116► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — Lavallet —

117► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — The Commanding Officer's Compound —

118► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — The End of the Colonial Era in Florida —

119► Florida (Franklin County), Sumatra — F-159 — Fort Gadsden —

120► Florida (Gadsden County), Chattahoochee — The Scott Massacre —

121► Florida (Gadsden County), Quincy — F-286 — Gadsden County —

122► Florida (Gilchrist County), Fanning Springs — The History of Fort Fanning —

123► Florida (Jackson County), Dellwood — Dellwood Methodist Church —

124► Florida (Jackson County), Greenwood — Erwin House —

125► Florida (Jackson County), Marianna — F-195 — Jackson County —

126► Florida (Leon County), Tallahassee — F-27 — Selection of Florida's Capital —

127► Florida (Orange County), Maitland — Fort Maitland / Maitland / Lake Maitland — 1838 — Directly east of this highway —

128► Florida (Santa Rosa County), Gulf Breeze — First Federal Tree Farm — Gulf Islands National Seashore — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

129► Florida (Santa Rosa County), Milton — The Civil War — 1861 -1865 — Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Plaza —

130► Florida (St. Johns County), St. Augustine — F-229 — Old Spanish Quarries — (Anastasia Island) —

131► Florida (St. Johns County), St. Augustine — The Powder House Lot / St. Johns County —

132► Florida (St. Johns County), Switzerland — St. Johns County / New Switzerland Plantation —

133► Florida (Taylor County), Steinhatchee — F-461 — Deadman Bay, Stephensville and Steinhatchee —

134► Florida (Wakulla County), St. Marks — F-131 — San Marcos de Apalache —

135► Georgia (Barrow County), Jefferson — Jackson Trail —

136► Georgia (Bartow County), Cassville — 008-17 — Town Of Cassville —

137► Georgia (Bulloch County), Donegal — 016-1 — Union Meeting House — (Organized 1790) —

138► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — 025-13 — Georgia Historical Society — Founded 1839 —

139► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — 025-6 — James Moore Wayne, 1790-1867 — For 32 Years Associate Of The U.S. Supreme Court —

140► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — 25-57 — The Berrien House — (c. 1791) —

141► Georgia (Clay County), Fort Gaines — 1814 Boundary / Founding of Fort Gaines —

142► Georgia (Crisp County), Cordele — 040-1 — Blackshear Trail —

143► Georgia (Crisp County), Cordele — 040-2 — Fort Early —

144► Georgia (Dade County), Wildwood — 041-2 — Chief Wauhatchie’s Home —

145► Georgia (Decatur County), Bainbridge — General Andrew Jackson Trail —

146► Georgia (Early County), Blakely — 049-6 — Three Notch Trail —

147► Georgia (Early County), Blakely — 049-5 — Three Notch Trail —

148► Georgia (Floyd County), Rome — 057-3 — Hermitage —

149► Georgia (Forsyth County), Cumming — 058-2 — Forsyth County —

150► Georgia (Hall County), Flowery Branch — Gen. Andrew Jackson —

151► Georgia (Hall County), Flowery Branch — 069-5 — Jackson at Young's Tavern —

152► Georgia (Hall County), Flowery Branch — 069-3 — Old Federal Road —

153► Georgia (Jasper County), Monticello — 079-11 — Home of Senator Alfred Cuthbert — »— 2 ½ mi.—→ —

154► Georgia (Jasper County), Monticello — 079-4 — Jackson Springs — → —

155► Georgia (Jasper County), Monticello — 079-8 — Reese Home — ← —

156► Georgia (Monroe County), Forsyth — 102-4 — Forsyth —

157► Georgia (Pulaski County), Hawkinsville — 116-2 — Old Hartford —

158► Georgia (Telfair County), Jacksonville — 134-3 — Jacksonville —

159► Georgia (Terrell County), Dawson — General Andrew Jackson —

160► Georgia (Terrell County), Dawson — 135-5 — Old Herod Town —

161► Georgia (Walker County), Rossville — 146-12 — John Ross Home —

162► Indiana (Carroll County), Delphi — Samuel Milroy — Child of the American Revolution —

163► Indiana (Wabash County), Wabash — Quarters of Lewis Cass — Governor of Michigan —

164► Kansas (Linn County), Trading Post — Sounds along the byway...saws, picks and axes. — Frontier Military Historic Byway —

165► Kentucky (Allen County), Scottsville — 1760 — Jacksonian Hotel —

166► Kentucky (Carroll County), Carrollton — General William Orlando Butler — Soldier - Statesman - Lawyer —

167► Kentucky (Carroll County), Carrollton — 634 — Home of Gen. Butler —

168► Kentucky (Clark County), Winchester — 1358 — Colbyville Tavern —

169► Kentucky (Crittenden County), Dycusburg — 1210 — Crittenden Furnace —

170► Kentucky (Fayette County), Lexington — Andrew Jackson — 1767 - 1845 —

171► Kentucky (Franklin County), Frankfort — 1799 — Amos Kendall (1789 - 1869) —

172► Kentucky (Franklin County), Frankfort — 1653 — Liberty Hall / John Brown (1757-1837) —

173► Kentucky (Hardin County), West Point — 1763 — Young's Inn —

174► Kentucky (Hart County), Munfordville — 204 — Old Munford Inn —

175► Kentucky (Jackson County), McKee — 1145 — County Named, 1858 —

176► Kentucky (Jefferson County), Louisville — 2376 — Chroghans of Locust Grove / Major William Croghan — 1752-1822 —

177► Kentucky (Jefferson County), Louisville — 1681 — Visitors at Louisville Wharf / Louisville’s Steamboat Era —

178► Kentucky (Jessamine County), Nicholasville — 823 — Butler's Birthplace —

179► Kentucky (Kenton County), Covington — 1429 — Carneal House —

180► Kentucky (Logan County), Adairville — 100 — Jackson-Dickinson Duel — 2 Miles West —

181► Kentucky (Marshall County), Hardin — 169 — Jackson Purchase —

182► Kentucky (Mason County), Maysville — 1519 — Early Stage-Mail Route —

183► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — Battle of New Orleans —

184► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 821 — Muhlenberg Hero —

185► Kentucky (Nelson County), Bardstown — The Harrison-Smith House — Circa 1795 & 1815 —

186► Kentucky (Taylor County), Campbellsville — 1448 — Sanders Tavern —

187► Kentucky (Todd County), Guthrie — 210 — Stage Coach Inn —

188► Louisiana (Ascension Parish), Darrow — L'Hermitage — 1812-1814 —

189► Louisiana (Ascension Parish), Gonzales — The Battle of New Orleans, 1815 —

190► Louisiana (Avoyelles Parish), Marksville — Frank Hotel Site — c. 1840 - 1921 —

191► Louisiana (Lafourche Parish), Thibodaux — Acadia Plantation —

192► Louisiana (Lafourche Parish), Thibodaux — Felix Grundy Winder —

193► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), Algiers — Battle of New Orleans West Bank —

194► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), New Orleans — Original Old Absinthe Bar — Est. 1806 —

195► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), New Orleans — Original Pierre Maspero’s Slave Exchange — Est. – 1788 —

196► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), New Orleans — Site of First U.S. District Court —

197► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), New Orleans — Thomas Poree House —

198► Louisiana (St. Bernard Parish), Chalmette — Batteries Five and Six — Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve —

199► Louisiana (St. Bernard Parish), Chalmette — Batteries Two and Three — Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve —

200► Louisiana (St. Bernard Parish), Chalmette — Chalmette Battlefield —