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Historical Markers and War Memorials in West Virginia
By Craig Swain, July 24, 2010
Battle of Laurel Hill Marker
1 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Battle of Laurel Hill Tempest on the Turnpike —  |
| 2 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Battle of Laurel Hill — |
| 3 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Camp Belington — |
| 4 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Camp Laurel Hill — |
| 5 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Camp Laurel Hill A Key to Victory The First Campaign Reported unreadable |
| 6 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Cannons Grim Weapons of War — |
| 7 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Civil War — |
| 8 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Civil War on the Beverly & Fairmont Turnpike Reported unreadable |
| 9 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Confederate Cemetery Fallen Heroes of Laurel Hill — |
| 10 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Forced Flight Confederates Abandon Laurel Hill — |
| 11 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — In Honor of these whose Sacrifices Created this Hallowed Ground — |
| 12 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Laurel Hill — |
| 13 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Laurel Hill Confederate Encampment, 1861 — |
| 14 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Laurel Hill Battlefield Veterans Memorial 1861 — |
| 15 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Meadowville — |
| 16 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Veterans Memorial — |
| 17 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Belington — Welcome to Camp Laurel Hill Gateway to the Northwest — |
| 18 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Hopewell — Ida L. Reed — |
| 19 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Junior — Barbour County / Randolph County — |
| 20 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Lost Creek — Barbour County / Harrison County — |
| 21 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — "Apollo" Created by Mark Warner '68 — |
| 22 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — "Ruinous Effect of War" The Civilian Population Suffers — |
| 23 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Barbour County Korean War Memorial Reported permanently removed |
| 24 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Barbour County Korean War Memorial — |
| 25 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Barbour County Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial — |
| 26 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Barbour County War Memorial — |
| 27 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Battle of Philippi Talbott's Hill The First Campaign — |
| 28 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Battle of Philippi The Covered Bridge The First Campaign Reported permanently removed |
| 29 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Benjamin F. Kelley — |
| 30 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Birthplace - W.D. Zinn — |
| 31 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Churchville Cavalry Flag — |
| 32 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — City of Philippi West Virginia — |
| 33 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Colonel Porterfield's Headquarters Flag — |
| 34 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Confederate Escape Union Troops Enter the Town — |
| 35 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Confederate Headquarters — |
| 36 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Confederate Regimental Flag — |
| 37 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — First Amputation of the Civil War — |
| 38 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — First Battle of a Long War The Fight at Philippi — |
| 39 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — First Land Battle Reported permanently removed |
| 40 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — First Land Battle — |
| 41 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Hanger's Limb — |
| 42 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Henry Everett Engle — |
| 43 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Heroes of World War II ☆ Honor Roll — |
| 44 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Historic Campbell School — |
| 45 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — In Memory of the Sago Miners January 2, 2006 — |
| 46 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — James E. Hanger — |
| 47 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Medical Firsts Amputation Leads to Prosthetics — |
| 48 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Palmetto Flag — |
| 49 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Philippi — |
| 50 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Philippi The Federal Attack The First Campaign Reported permanently removed |
| 51 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Philippi The Confederate Retreat The First Campaign Reported missing |
| 52 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Philippi The Casualties The First Campaign Reported missing |
| 53 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Philippi The Commands The First Campaign Reported permanently removed |
| 54 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — 97 — Philippi Mummies Legends & Lore — |
| 55 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Philippi School Cornerstone — |
| 56 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Place Where Kelley was Shot — |
| 57 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Shearer Quadrangle — |
| 58 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — Site of Army of Occupation Office — |
| 59 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — The "Philippi Races" Confederates Flee — |
| 60 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — The Covered Bridge — |
| 61 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — The Philippi Covered Bridge Philippi, WV Scene of the First Land Battle of the Civil War — |
| 62 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Philippi — United States Flag — |
| 63 ► West Virginia, Barbour County, Valley Furnace — Valley Furnace — |
| 64 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Baker Heights — Veterans Administration Center — |
| 65 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Blairton — Van Metre Ford Bridge — |
| 66 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — "Morgan Acres" — |
| 67 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Christ Church — |
| 68 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Christ Church — |
| 69 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Col. Morgan Morgan Nov. 1, 1688 Nov. 17, 1766 — |
| 70 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Gettysburg Campaign Invasion & Retreat Reported permanently removed |
| 71 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — James Johnston Pettigrew Monument — |
| 72 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Morgan Cabin — |
| 73 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Morgan Chapel Washington Heritage Trail — |
| 74 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Bunker Hill — Morgan Morgan — |
| 75 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Darkesville — Darkesville — |
| 76 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Action at Stumpy's Hollow "Throw down your arms or you are dead men!" The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 77 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Advance to Battle "Arms and accouterments glittering in the sunlight" The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 78 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters Harpers 5th Virginia Infantry — |
| 79 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters Crockett-Porterfield House Reported permanently removed |
| 80 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters Jacksons Coolness Under Fire Reported permanently removed |
| 81 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters Stuarts Surprise Reported permanently removed |
| 82 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battle of Falling Waters Four Apostles of the 1st Rockbridge Artillery — |
| 83 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battle of Hoke's Run — |
| 84 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Battles of Falling Waters A splendid falls — |
| 85 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Confederate Artillery "A powerful language" The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 86 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Federals Cross the Potomac "They took this as a harbinger of success" The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 87 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — General Stonewall Jackson — |
| 88 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Protecting History and Nature Hoke's Run Battlefield Park The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 89 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Skirmishers Pull Back "Let him alone and make their escape" The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 90 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Stumpys Hollow July 2, 1861 — |
| 91 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — Stumpy's Hollow July 2, 1861 — |
| 92 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — The Battle of Falling Waters Stuart's Surprise — |
| 93 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — The Fighting Grows "The first shell exploded over us' The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 94 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters — The Manassas Campaign "Remain in front of the enemy" The Battle of Hoke's Run (July 2, 1861) — |
| 95 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters, Marlowe — Watkins' Ferry — |
| 96 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Falling Waters, Marlowe — West Virginia (Berkeley County) / Maryland — |
| 97 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Gerrardstown — Cool Spring Presbyterian Church — |
| 98 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Gerrardstown — Gerard House — |
| 99 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Gerrardstown — Gerrardstown — |
| 100 ► West Virginia, Berkeley County, Gerrardstown — Gerrardstown Veterans Memorial — |
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