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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Tennessee
By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, May 30, 2020
General Sam Houston Marker
201 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — General Sam Houston — Soldier and Statesman —  |
| 202 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 5 — Houston's Station — |
| 203 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1 E 100 — John Craig's Fort — |
| 204 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 124 — Louis Philippe's Visit — |
| 205 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 42 — Maryville College — |
| 206 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — Maryville During the Civil War — "A shameful...fire" — |
| 207 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — Maryville Polytechnic School — |
| 208 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 56 — Montvale Springs — |
| 209 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — Near the Site of Henry Fort — |
| 210 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E46 — New Providence Church — |
| 211 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 59 — Porter Academy — |
| 212 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 55 — Pride Mansion — |
| 213 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1 E 75 — Relief of Knoxville — |
| 214 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 6 — Sam Houston Schoolhouse — |
| 215 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — Sam Houston Statue — |
| 216 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 51 — Samuel Henry's Station — |
| 217 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — Site of Fort Gamble — |
| 218 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 127 — The Black Sulfur Spring — |
| 219 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — The Glascock House — |
| 220 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E16 — Where Houston Enlisted — |
| 221 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Maryville — 1E 109 — William Bennett Scott, Sr. — ca. 1821 - 1885 — |
| 222 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Rockford — 1E 40 — Bartlett's Station — |
| 223 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Rockford — 1E 11 — Knox County / Blount County — |
| 224 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Seymour — Campbell Family Massacre — |
| 225 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Seymour — 1E 19 — Eusebia Church — |
| 226 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Seymour — 1E 22 — McTeer's Fort — |
| 227 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Sixmile — 1E-125 — Montvale Springs — |
| 228 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Townsend — An Early Mountain Community — |
| 229 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Townsend — Civilian Conservation Corps — |
| 230 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Townsend — 1E 13 — John Mitchel — |
| 231 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Townsend — On this site August 17, 1915 — |
| 232 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Townsend — 1E 110 — The Little River Lumber Company — |
| 233 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Townsend — 1E 15 — Tuckaleechee Villages — |
| 234 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Walland — 1E 48 — Gamble's Station — |
| 235 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Walland — The Bethlehem Methodist Church — |
| 236 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — A New Home — |
| 237 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — A New Home — |
| 238 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — A Warning and a Protest — |
| 239 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — A Warning and a Protest — |
| 240 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Anticipation Grows — |
| 241 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Anticipation Grows — |
| 242 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Charleston on the Hiwassee — A Strategic Crossing — |
| 243 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — 2A 111 — John McPherson — 1809-1897 — |
| 244 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Preparing for Removal — |
| 245 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Preparing for Removal — |
| 246 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Prisoners — |
| 247 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Prisoners — |
| 248 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Sickness in the Camps — |
| 249 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Sickness in the Camps — |
| 250 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Spare Our People — |
| 251 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Spare Our People — |
| 252 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — The Henegar House — "A bird can't live here!" — |
| 253 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Voices from the Past — |
| 254 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Charleston — Voices from the Past — |
| 255 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 71 — "Chief Jack" Walker — |
| 256 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Allen Grammar School — |
| 257 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 103 — Bradley Central High School — |
| 258 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Bradley County Courthouse Meleeny Bell — |
| 259 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Bradley County Veterans Memorial — In Honor of All Who Served — |
| 260 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Bradley County World War I Memorial — |
| 261 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Bradley County World War II Memorial — |
| 262 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 109 — Civil War "No Man's Land" — |
| 263 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Cleveland Bradley County Public Library Facilities — An Incredibly Unique Library — |
| 264 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Cleveland During the Civil War — Struggle for Control — |
| 265 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Cleveland Southern Railway Depot — |
| 266 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Col. Benjamin Cleveland — 1738-1806 — |
| 267 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 101 — College Hill School — 1883-1966 — |
| 268 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Confederate Memorial — |
| 269 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 92 — Cooper Cemetery — |
| 270 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Craigmiles House — |
| 271 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Craigmiles House—Carmichael Annex — 760 Ocoee Street — |
| 272 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Darlia McLuhan Conn Forum and Tower — |
| 273 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Fillauer Brothers Building — |
| 274 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Former Site of Hughes Hall — |
| 275 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Former Site of the Music Building — |
| 276 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Former Site of the Old Auditorium — |
| 277 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Fort Hill Cemetery — Defending Cleveland — |
| 278 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Hardwick-Jarnagin House — 790 Ocoee Street — |
| 279 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Historic Bohemia Theatre — |
| 280 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Lee College — |
| 281 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Masonic Female Institute — "Sadly abused" — |
| 282 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Methodist Episcopal Church, South — Organized 1837 — Built 1893-1896 (dedicated 1894) — |
| 283 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 41 — Oak Grove Male Academy — |
| 284 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Pathway Press — Southeast Tennessee Religious Heritage Trail — |
| 285 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — 2A 44 — Red Clay Council Ground — |
| 286 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Sousa and his Band — John Phillip Sousa, Conductor — |
| 287 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — St. Luke's Episcopal Church — |
| 288 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — The Boys Monument — |
| 289 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Union IV Corps at Blue Springs — The Calm Before the Storm — |
| 290 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, Cleveland — Union Monument — |
| 291 ► Tennessee, Bradley County, McDonald — 2A 8 — De Soto's Route — |
| 292 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Careyville — The Civilian Conservation Corps and Cove Lake State Park — |
| 293 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Caryville — Indian Mounds — |
| 294 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Caryville — 1D 37 — Stone Mill — circa 1900-1934 — |
| 295 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Jacksboro — Campbell County War Memorial — |
| 296 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — ID 44 — "She Jumped the Tracks" Words of Fireman J. W. Tummins — |
| 297 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — All Veterans Memorial — |
| 298 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Civil War in Tennessee — War in the Mountains — |
| 299 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — Conflict in Campbell County — War in the Mountains — |
| 300 ► Tennessee, Campbell County, Jellico — 1D 17 — Kirby Smith Invades Kentucky — |
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