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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Douglas County
Lawrence is the county seat for Douglas County
Adjacent to Douglas County, Kansas
101 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — John Brown and the Siege of Lawrence, September 14-15, 1856 —  |
| 102 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Langston Hughes and the Carnegie Library — |
| 103 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Lawrence City [Carnegie] Library — |
| 104 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Lawrence Masonic Temple — |
| 105 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Lawrence Studio — |
| 106 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Leo A. Beuerman — Distinguished Citizen of Lawrence — 1902 - 1974 — |
| 107 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Liberty Hall — |
| 108 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Lucy Hobbs Taylor Building — 809 Vermont Street — Built in 1871 — |
| 109 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Marks Jewelers — |
| 110 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Miller's Hall — |
| 111 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Ridenour & Baker Building — 1858-1888 — |
| 112 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Round Corner Drug — |
| 113 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — South Park — Established 1854 — |
| 114 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Standard Mutual Life Building — |
| 115 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — The Castle Tea Room — |
| 116 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — The First Lawrence U.S. Post Office — |
| 117 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — The WheatFields Oven — |
| 118 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Trinity Episcopal Church — |
| 119 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Lawrence Cultural District — Wiedemann Building — |
| 120 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, North Lawrence — Lawrence Visitor Information Center — Welcome — |
| 121 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, North Lawrence — The Douglas County Memorial of Honor — |
| 122 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Old West Lawrence — Buford M. Watson Jr. Park — |
| 123 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Old West Lawrence — Santa Fe Steam Locomotive 1073 — |
| 124 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Pinckney — Historic Pinckney Neighborhood — |
| 125 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, Pinckney — 10 — Lawrence — |
| 126 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, West Campus — Pioneer Cemetery — Established 1854 — |
| 127 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lawrence, West Campus — Unknown Dead — |
| 128 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lecompton — Democratic Headquarters — |
| 129 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lecompton — Lane University — 1865-1902 — |
| 130 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lecompton — Lecompton Constitution Hall — |
| 131 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lecompton — Purple Heart Trail in Kansas — "Freedom Isn't Free" — |
| 132 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Lecompton — Sheriff Samuel J. Jones — 1827-1885 — |
| 133 ► Kansas, Douglas County, Overbrook — Santa Fe Trail — |
| 134 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Alexandria — Douglas County Courthouse — Works Progress Administration Project — 1940 — |
| 135 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Alexandria — Knute Nelson House — |
| 136 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Alexandria — Minnesota Watersheds — |
| 137 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Alexandria — Red River Ox Cart Trails — |
| 138 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Alexandria — Theodore A. Erickson — 1871-1963 — |
| 139 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Brandon — Brandon Auditorium — A Building of Distinction — |
| 140 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Osakis — Osakis Armed Forces Memorial — Bill Sliper Lion’s Park — |
| 141 ► Minnesota, Douglas County, Osakis — Stage Station — |
| 142 ► Missouri, Douglas County, Ava — Douglas County — |
| 143 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — A Little Town That Dreamed of Greatness — |
| 144 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — A Meeting House for the Saints — |
| 145 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — From Indian Lands to the Golden Gate — |
| 146 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — 130 — Mormon Pioneer Memorial Bridge — Reported missing |
| 147 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — 50 — The Bank of Florence — |
| 148 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — The Florence Mill — 1846 — |
| 149 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — 81 — The Florence Mill — |
| 150 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — The Mormon Pioneer Trail / A Meeting House For The Saints — |
| 151 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — The Road to Zion — |
| 152 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Florence, North Omaha — 19 — Winter Quarters — |
| 153 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha — Fort Lisa — |
| 154 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha — John Pierre Cabanne's — |
| 155 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha — 340 — Lewis and Clark Campsite — July 27, 1804 — |
| 156 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha — Omaha Union Station — |
| 157 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha — Omaha's First Building — Historic Building Site — |
| 158 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha — United States National Bank Building Arch — |
| 159 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Central Omaha — Dundee Memorial Park Streetcar Wall — |
| 160 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Dahlman — Gallagher Building — 1888 — |
| 161 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — "Among the Valiant" — |
| 162 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Capt. Lewis…will…give us accounts of new things only — Thomas Jefferson, February 28, 1803 — |
| 163 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — endeavor to make yourself acquainted…with…the nations — Thomas Jefferson's instructions to Meriwether Lewis, June 20, 1803 — |
| 164 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Nature exerted herself to butify the Senery — William Clark, July 4, 1804 — |
| 165 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — the Council was held — Sergeant Charles Floyd, August 3, 1804 — |
| 166 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Westwardly by the Waters — Albert Gallatin letter to Thomas Jefferson, April 13, 1803 — |
| 167 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — A River of Change — |
| 168 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — A River of Hope — |
| 169 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Anheuser-Busch Beer Depot 1887 — The Old Market Historic Walking Tour — |
| 170 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — 428 — Captain William Clark and Private Reuben Field — |
| 171 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — First National Bank Building — Graham, Burnham & Co. — Constructed 1916 — |
| 172 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — J.P. Cooke Building 1885-1889 — The Old Market Historic Walking Tour — |
| 173 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Labor — |
| 174 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Missouri River Flood — June 2011 - September 2011 — Matthew Placzek's Labor Monument Became the Symbol of the 2011 Flood. — |
| 175 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Omaha Centennial — |
| 176 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Omaha Firefighters Memorial — Honor • Tradition — |
| 177 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — On The Wings of Angels 9/11 Memorial — |
| 178 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — People, Places, and Stories — |
| 179 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Preserving Our Heritage — |
| 180 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Site of Union Pacific's Omaha Shops — |
| 181 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Skinner Macaroni Building 1914-1915 — The Old Market Historic Walking Tour — |
| 182 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — The Omaha Bolt, Nut and Screw Building — 1889 — |
| 183 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — The Road to Omaha — |
| 184 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — The Securities Building — 1917 — |
| 185 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — 400 — Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition of 1898 — |
| 186 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Union Walk — |
| 187 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — 404 — William Henry Jackson — 1843 - 1942 — Reported missing |
| 188 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown — Woodmen of the World — |
| 189 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown Northeast — First Mass in Omaha — |
| 190 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown Northeast — The Right Reverend & Mrs Robert Harper Clarkson — |
| 191 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Downtown Northeast — Trinity Episcopal Cathedral — |
| 192 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, E. R. Danner — 447 — Buffalo Bill at the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition and Indian Congress of 1898 — |
| 193 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, E. R. Danner — 406 — Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition of 1898 — |
| 194 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Field Club — Hanscom Park Flower Garden — |
| 195 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Ford Birthsite — Birthsite of Gerald R. Ford — |
| 196 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Ford Birthsite — First Lady Betty Ford — |
| 197 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Ford Birthsite — Hanscom Park Lagoon — |
| 198 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Ford Birthsite — President Gerald R. Ford — |
| 199 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Ford Birthsite — Territory and State of Nebraska — |
| 200 ► Nebraska, Douglas County, Omaha, Ford Birthsite — The City of Omaha, Nebraska — |
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