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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Marshall County
Marysville is the county seat for Marshall County
Adjacent to Marshall County, Kansas
101 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Frankfort — Frankfort's First School House District # 35 Built in 1870 —  |
| 102 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Frankfort — Memory of Battleship Maine 2-15-1898 — |
| 103 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Frankfort — Pikes Peak Trail 1842 1827 - 1870 — |
| 104 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Frankfort — War Memorial — |
| 105 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Civil War Memorial — |
| 106 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — 28 — Hollenberg Ranch and the Pony Express — |
| 107 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Marshall County Court House 1891 — |
| 108 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Marshall County Veterans Memorial — |
| 109 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Marysville Original Station Apr. 3, 1860 - Nov. 20, 1861 — |
| 110 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Marysville — |
| 111 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — 25 — Marysville Reported permanently removed |
| 112 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — 25 — Marysville — |
| 113 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Marysville, Kan. A Home Station 1860 - 1861 — |
| 114 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Pony Express Home Station No. 1 1859 — |
| 115 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — S. M. N. & R. American Legion Post 163 Veterans Memorial — |
| 116 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville — Union Pacific Engine No. 460 — |
| 117 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Oketo — Oketo Cut-Off of Overland Trail 1862 — |
| 118 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Oketo — Oketo School District 20 1863 - 1976 — |
| 119 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Oketo — Z. H. Moore General Store — |
| 120 ► Kansas, Marshall County, Summerfield — St. Bridgets Church Established 1859 — |
| 121 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Aurora — 2320 — Cherokee State Park — |
| 122 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 2146 — Arthur H. Davis — |
| 123 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — Benton County Vietnam Conflict Memorial — |
| 124 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 545 — Civil War Action — |
| 125 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 874 — County Named, 1842 — |
| 126 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 2409 — Henry H. Lovett, Sr. — |
| 127 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 1749 — James R. Lemon (1848-1919) — |
| 128 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 1538 — Kentucky Writer — |
| 129 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — Marshall County Civil War Cannon 1861 - 1865 — |
| 130 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 2383 — Shelby McCallum — |
| 131 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Benton — 2035 — Spout Spring — |
| 132 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Calvert City — 1405 — "Oak Hill" — |
| 133 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Fairdealing — 1648 — Inundated Site — |
| 134 ► Kentucky, Marshall County, Hardin — 169 — Jackson Purchase — |
| 135 ► Minnesota, Marshall County, Argyle — Argyle Veterans Memorial — |
| 136 ► Minnesota, Marshall County, Argyle — Battlefield Cross — |
| 137 ► Minnesota, Marshall County, Warren — Alma Lutheran Church — |
| 138 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Cayce — 163 — Rufus Thomas — |
| 139 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Airliewood — |
| 140 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 3 — Airliewood Stop 3 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 141 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Asbury United Methodist Church — |
| 142 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — COFO & Rust College Civil Rights Monument — |
| 143 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 1 — Control Of The River Stop 1 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 144 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — General Order #11 Considered the worst anti-Semitic Government act in American history — |
| 145 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 45 — Hill Country Blues — |
| 146 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Holly Springs — |
| 147 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 7 — Hugh Craft House Stop 7 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 148 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Ida B. Wells Mississippi Writers Trail — |
| 149 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Ida B. Wells-Barnett (1862-1931) Famed African-American journalist, educator, suffragette, and human rights activist. — |
| 150 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 215 — Junior Kimbrough — |
| 151 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Martyn Mission — |
| 152 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Mississippi Central R.R. Campaign — |
| 153 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Mississippi Central R.R. Campaign — |
| 154 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 5 — Mississippi Central Railroad Stop 5 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 155 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Osborne Bell — |
| 156 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 214 — R.L. Burnside — |
| 157 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Rosenwald School — |
| 158 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Rust College — |
| 159 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 18 — Rust College Mississippi Freedom Trail — |
| 160 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Sherwood Bonner (McDowell) — |
| 161 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 2 — The Van Dorn Raid Stop 2 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 162 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 6 — Van Dorn Captures Holly Springs Stop 6 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 163 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 4 — Van Dorn Enters Holly Springs Stop 4 Van Dorn Raid: Reported missing |
| 164 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — W.T. Sims High School — |
| 165 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — 8 — Walter Place Stop 8 Van Dorn Raid: — |
| 166 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Walthall Home — |
| 167 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Holly Springs — Yellow Fever House — |
| 168 ► Mississippi, Marshall County, Waterford — Mississippi Central R.R. Campaign Reported missing |
| 169 ► Oklahoma, Marshall County, Kingston — Camp Leavenworth About 2 mi. South — |
| 170 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Britton — 719 — Frank Farrar: 24th Governor of South Dakota — |
| 171 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Britton — Marshall County Courthouse Veterans Memorial — |
| 172 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Britton — Municipal Building — |
| 173 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Britton — 203 — The Continental Divide — |
| 174 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Adjutant's Office Constructed 1869 — |
| 175 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Andrew Jackson Fisk Historic Trail — |
| 176 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Andrew Jackson Fisk Historic Trail — |
| 177 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Blockhouse and Breastworks Beginning Construction 1864 — |
| 178 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Commanding Officer's Quarters Constructed 1865-1867 Reported permanently removed |
| 179 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Commissary/Quartermaster Sergeant's Quarters Constructed 1882 — |
| 180 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Doctor's Residence Constructed in 1881 — |
| 181 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Guard House Constructed in 1865 — |
| 182 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Hospital Constructed in 1887 Reported permanently removed |
| 183 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Hospital Constructed in 1887 — |
| 184 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Library Constructed in 1881 Reported permanently removed |
| 185 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Library-Schoolhouse Constructed 1881 — |
| 186 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Magazine Constructed 1867 — |
| 187 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — North Barracks Constructed in 1864 — |
| 188 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Officers' Quarters Constructed in 1867 — |
| 189 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Quartermaster and Commissary Building Reported permanently removed |
| 190 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — South Barracks Constructed in 1864 — |
| 191 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Eden — Stable Constructed 1865 — |
| 192 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — Bulldozing the Landscape — |
| 193 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — 420 — Fort Sisseton — |
| 194 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — Fort Sisseton Military Reservation, Dakota Territory — |
| 195 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — 371 — Fort Wadsworth 1864 Fort Sisseton 1876 — |
| 196 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — Governor William J. Janklow and Fort Sisseton — |
| 197 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — Marshall County South Dakota You Are Entering — |
| 198 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — Post Cemetery — |
| 199 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — Senator Curt Jones and Fort Sisseton — |
| 200 ► South Dakota, Marshall County, Lake City — The Laundress Quarters — |
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