Mexican-American War Topic
By Barry Swackhamer, February 10, 2014
Portsmouth Plaza Marker
GEOGRAPHIC SORT WITH USA FIRST
101► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — 119 — Portsmouth Plaza — An Historic Shrine —  |
| 102► California (San Francisco City and County), San Francisco — Raising of the American Flag — |
| 103► California (San Joaquin County), Stockton — 513 — John Brown — (California’s Paul Revere) — |
| 104► California (San Luis Obispo County), San Miguel — Lt. Col. John C. Fremont — |
| 105► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Captain Thomas Fallon — 1990 — Artist: Robert Glen — |
| 106► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Henry Morris Naglee — |
| 107► California (Santa Clara County), San Jose — Juzgado — |
| 108► California (Santa Clara County), Santa Clara — 260 — Armistice Oak Tree Site — |
| 109► California (Santa Clara County), Santa Clara — Battle of Santa Clara — |
| 110► California (Santa Clara County), Santa Clara — Captain Harry Love — |
| 111► California (Santa Clara County), Santa Clara — 260 — Santa Clara Campaign Treaty Site — |
| 112► California (Santa Clara County), Santa Clara — The Battle of Santa Clara — January 2-7, 1847 — |
| 113► California (Santa Cruz County), Watsonville — 998 — Rancho San Andrés Castro Adobe — |
| 114► California (Shasta County), Cottonwood — 10 — Site of Reading Adobe — Rancho Buena Ventura — |
| 115► California (Solano County), Vallejo — 24 Pounder from the USS Independence — |
| 116► California (Sonoma County), Petaluma — 18 — Vallejo’s Petaluma Adobe — ← 6 Miles — |
| 117► California (Sonoma County), Sonoma — 667 — Nash-Patton Adobe — |
| 118► California (Sonoma County), Sonoma — 501 — Salvador Vallejo Adobe — |
| 119► California (Sonoma County), Sonoma — 316 — Sonoma Barracks — |
| 120► California (Sutter County), Sutter — Major General John C. Fremont and his Expedition — |
| 121► California (Tehama County), Red Bluff — 12 — William B. Ide Adobe — |
| 122► California (Tehama County), Red Bluff — 12 — William B. Ide Adobe — ← 1 Mile — |
| 123► California (Tulare County), Porterville — Dr. Samuel Gregg George — Patriot • Doctor • Miner • Pioneer — |
| 124► California (Tulare County), Strathmore — Old Harmony School — |
| 125► California (Tuolumne County), Columbia — Mormon Battalion Monument — |
| 126► California (Tuolumne County), Sonora — Jacob Richard Stoker — 1820-1893 — Mark Twain Bret Harte Trail — |
| 127► Colorado (Las Animas County), Trinidad — 192 — Welcome to Colorado - Trinidad Country / Trinidad - Army of the West — |
| 128► Colorado (Pueblo County), Pueblo — 60 — The Mormon Battalion — |
| 129► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Ridgefield — Ridgefield Veterans Monument — |
| 130► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Stamford — Stamford Veterans Memorial — |
| 131► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Wilton — Wilton Veterans Memorial — |
| 132► Connecticut (Hartford County), Avon — Avon Veterans Monument — |
| 133► Connecticut (New Haven County), New Haven — Soldiers and Sailors Monument — |
| 134► Connecticut (New Haven County), Waterbury — Waterbury Veteran’s Monument — |
| 135► Connecticut (Windham County), Eastford — Eastford Veterans Memorial — |
| 136► Connecticut (Windham County), Pomfret — In Honor of the Men of Pomfret — |
| 137► Connecticut (Windham County), Woodstock — Town of Woodstock War Memorial I — |
| 138► Delaware (New Castle County), Wilmington — Samuel Francis Du Pont — |
| 139► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — Daniel Webster Memorial — |
| 140► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — Samuel Francis Du Pont — Memorial Fountain in Du Pont Circle — |
| 141► District of Columbia (Washington), Dupont Circle — Winfield Scott — General-in-Chief, U.S. Army — |
| 142► District of Columbia (Washington), Judiciary Square — Albert Pike Monument — |
| 143► District of Columbia (Washington), Old Soldiers Home — Winfield Scott — |
| 144► Florida (Alachua County), Earleton — F-625 — Earleton, Florida — |
| 145► Florida (Miami-Dade County), Miami — Wagner Homestead — Miami River Greenway — |
| 146► Florida (Putnam County), Melrose — F-678 — Melrose Cemetery — |
| 147► Florida (Santa Rosa County), Milton — Mexican - American War — 1846 - 1848 — Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Plazza — |
| 148► Florida (St. Johns County), St. Augustine — Sons of St. Augustine — |
| 149► Florida (St. Johns County), St. Augustine — William Wing Loring — |
| 150► Georgia (Bartow County), Cassville — 008-40 — Grave of Gen. William Tatum Wofford — |
| 151► Georgia (Bibb County), Macon — 011-10 — Alfred Holt Colquitt — |
| 152► Georgia (Brooks County), Quitman — 014-1 — Brooks County — |
| 153► Georgia (Catoosa County), Ringgold — 023-1 — Catoosa County — |
| 154► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — 25-42 — Birthplace of John C. Frémont — |
| 155► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — 025-32 — Col. James S. McIntosh (1784-1847) — |
| 156► Georgia (Clay County), Fort Gaines — 030-7 — Fort Gaines Guards — |
| 157► Georgia (Clay County), Fort Gaines — 030-9 — Gen. Edmund Pendleton Gaines — |
| 158► Georgia (Echols County), Statenville — 050-1 — Echols County — |
| 159► Georgia (Fulton County), Atlanta — Alfred Iverson, Jr. — Brigadier General — Confederate States Army — |
| 160► Georgia (Fulton County), Palmetto — 29 I-B — Palmetto — |
| 161► Georgia (Hall County), Gainesville — 069-1 — Lt.-Gen. James Longstreet — |
| 162► Georgia (Haralson County), Buchanan — 071-1 — Haralson County — |
| 163► Georgia (Lumpkin County), Dahlonega — 093-8 — Dahlonega Mustering Grounds — |
| 164► Georgia (Marion County), Buena Vista — 098-3 — New Courthouse - 1850 — |
| 165► Georgia (Muscogee County), Columbus — Frontier Wars — |
| 166► Georgia (Muscogee County), Columbus — 106-16 — The Columbus Guards — >>>>-------> — |
| 167► Georgia (Randolph County), Coleman — 120-6 — Vilulah Settlement — |
| 168► Georgia (Richmond County), Augusta — 121-26 — Twiggs Cemetery — <-------<<< — |
| 169► Georgia (Spalding County), Griffin — John McIntosh Kell — |
| 170► Georgia (Spalding County), Griffin — 126-15 — The Fannin Avengers — |
| 171► Georgia (Taliaferro County), Sharon — 131-14 — Grave of Brig. Gen. Aaron W. Grier — |
| 172► Georgia (Taylor County), Butler — 133-4 — Taylor County — |
| 173► Georgia (Walker County), Chickamauga — Lee Avenue — General Robert E. Lee, CSA 1807-1870 — |
| 174► Georgia (Walker County), Chickamauga — Thomas Avenue — Major General George H. Thomas, USA 1816-1870 — |
| 175► Illinois (Gallatin County), Shawneetown — General Michael K. Lawler — |
| 176► Illinois (Macon County), Decatur — Lincoln's Decatur Ally — Looking for Lincoln — |
| 177► Illinois (Madison County), Godfrey — 8 — Godfrey Cemetery — |
| 178► Illinois (Monroe County), Columbia — Memorial in honor of our sons and daughters — |
| 179► Illinois (Monroe County), Monroe City — William H. Bissell — |
| 180► Illinois (Morgan County), Jacksonville — Whig Rivals and Friends — Looking for Lincoln — |
| 181► Illinois (Sangamon County), Springfield — Camp Butler National Cemetery — |
| 182► Illinois (Shelby County), Shelbyville — Soldiers and Sailors Monument — Shelby County War Memorial — |
| 183► Illinois (Vermilion County), Rossville — In Honor of Those Who Served — Rossville War Memorial — |
| 184► Illinois (Winnebago County), Rockford — Memorial Hall — |
| 185► Indiana (Adams County), Decatur — Adams County Peace Monument - Honor Rolls — |
| 186► Indiana (Clinton County), Frankfort — Clinton County (Indiana) War Memorial — |
| 187► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — James Whitcomb — |
| 188► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — Lew Wallace — |
| 189► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — Soldiers and Sailors Monument — |
| 190► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — Veterans Memorial Plaza — Obelisk Square — Indiana War Memorial Plaza National Historic Landmark — |
| 191► Indiana (Monroe County), Bloomington — G.A.R. Soldiers of All Wars Memorial — |
| 192► Indiana (Montgomery County), Waynetown — Old Pioneer Cemetery — |
| 193► Indiana (Tippecanoe County), Lafayette — Tippecanoe County War Memorial — |
| 194► Kansas (Barton County), Pawnee Rock — Nehemiah Carson — 1826 - 1846 — |
| 195► Kansas (Bourbon County), Fort Scott — "Hardy, Dashing Looking Fellows" — |
| 196► Kansas (Bourbon County), Fort Scott — Infantry Life — |
| 197► Kansas (Ford County), Howell — Santa Fe Trail, 1821 - 1880 — |
| 198► Kansas (Geary County), Fort Riley — In Memory of the Gallant Dead of the Second U.S. Cavalry — |
| 199► Kansas (Johnson County), Olathe — Elm Grove Campground — |
| 200► Kansas (Johnson County), Olathe — Lone Elm Campground — |
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