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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Washington County
Fayetteville is the county seat for Washington County
Adjacent to Washington County, Arkansas
101 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — The Leflar Legacy —  |
| 102 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — The Razorbacks — |
| 103 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — The State and Land-Grant University of Arkansas — |
| 104 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — The Stone House — |
| 105 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Underwood Building 1966 — |
| 106 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Wade-Heerwagen House — June 15, 1978 — |
| 107 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Walker Family Plot — |
| 108 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Wide Area Bar Code Reader — |
| 109 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Wild Band of Razorbacks — |
| 110 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Will Rogers — To The Memory Of — |
| 111 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Fayetteville — Wilson Park History — |
| 112 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Johnson — 33 — Wartime Gristmill Destruction — |
| 113 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — 1959 Prairie Grove Telephone Co. Phone Booth — |
| 114 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — 8 — 26th Indiana and 37th Illinois Infantry — |
| 115 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — 2 — 29th Arkansas Infantry — |
| 116 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Archibald Borden House — |
| 117 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Battle of Prairie Grove — December 7, 1862 — |
| 118 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Battlefield Park — |
| 119 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — 3 — Blocher's Arkansas Battery — |
| 120 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Blunt's Attack — |
| 121 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Cumberland Presbyterian Church — |
| 122 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Dr. James W. and Joy Nelson Webb — |
| 123 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — General Shaver's Headquarters — |
| 124 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Generals James G. Blunt and Francis J. Herron — |
| 125 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Herron's Attack — |
| 126 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Hindman Hall Museum — National Register of Historic Places — |
| 127 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Historic Wall — |
| 128 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — John Tilley House — |
| 129 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — 9 — Lieutenant Colonel John C. Black — |
| 130 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Major General Thomas C. Hindman — |
| 131 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — March of the Armies — December 3-7, 1862 — |
| 132 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Morrow House — Confederate Headquarters — |
| 133 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — Rhea's Mill — Battle Monument — |
| 134 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — 19 — The Borden House / The Legacy of Prairie Grove — |
| 135 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — The Dead of Prairie Grove — |
| 136 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — The Lord's Vineyard — |
| 137 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — The Spring — |
| 138 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Prairie Grove — West Battlefield Overlook — |
| 139 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Springdale — Beely-Johnson American Legion Post 139 — Springdale, AR — |
| 140 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Springdale — Fitzgerald's Station — |
| 141 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Springdale — 30 — Holcomb's Spring in the Civil War — |
| 142 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Springdale — Old Mill Road/Mill Street — |
| 143 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Springdale — Regular Baptist Church of Shilo — |
| 144 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Springdale — Shiloh Memorial Park — |
| 145 ► Arkansas, Washington County, Winslow — 40 — Downtown Winslow Commercial Historic District — |
| 146 ► Colorado, Washington County, Akron — Akron — |
| 147 ► Colorado, Washington County, Akron — Indian Wars 1864-1869 — |
| 148 ► Colorado, Washington County, Akron — Last Days of the Buffalo / Akron Country — |
| 149 ► Florida, Washington County, Chipley — F-174 — Falling Waters State Park — |
| 150 ► Florida, Washington County, Chipley — F-139 — Kudzu Developed Here — |
| 151 ► Florida, Washington County, Chipley — South Third Street Historic District — |
| 152 ► Florida, Washington County, Chipley — F-1196 — The E.J. Stokes House — |
| 153 ► Florida, Washington County, Hinson's Crossroads — Hinson's Crossroads — |
| 154 ► Florida, Washington County, Vernon — F-108 — Moss Hill — |
| 155 ► Florida, Washington County, Vernon — Native Americans in Holmes Valley — |
| 156 ► Florida, Washington County, Vernon — F-1087 — Shady Grove Elementary School For African American Children — |
| 157 ► Florida, Washington County, Vernon — F-1116 — Vernon Old School — |
| 158 ► Florida, Washington County, Vernon — F-507 — Vernon, Florida — |
| 159 ► Georgia, Washington County, Bartow — Tarver's Mill — "...sacks of cornmeal, all rapidly 'acquired'..." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail — |
| 160 ► Georgia, Washington County, Davisboro — 150-17 — Fenn's Bridge — |
| 161 ► Georgia, Washington County, Davisboro — R15 — New Hope Methodist Church — "We camp by side of...a neat frame church" — March to the Sea Heritage Trail — |
| 162 ► Georgia, Washington County, Davisboro — 150-16 — Sherman's Left Wing — |
| 163 ► Georgia, Washington County, Deepstep — Giles Cross Roads — |
| 164 ► Georgia, Washington County, Hebron — 150-13 — Hebron — |
| 165 ► Georgia, Washington County, Oconee — 158-11 — Ball's Ferry — |
| 166 ► Georgia, Washington County, Oconee — 150-8 — Jefferson Davis — |
| 167 ► Georgia, Washington County, Oconee — 150-12 — Sherman's Right Wing — |
| 168 ► Georgia, Washington County, Oconee — 150-18 — The Defense of the Oconee Bridge — |
| 169 ► Georgia, Washington County, Riddleville — 150-10 — Historic Highways — |
| 170 ► Georgia, Washington County, Riddleville — 150-3 — Riddleville — |
| 171 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 150-14 — Buffalo Creek — |
| 172 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — David A. Gordon — 1866-1947 — Educator — |
| 173 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 20 — Deepstep United Methodist Church — 1805 — United Methodist Church Registered Historic Site No. 380 — |
| 174 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Forest Grove — |
| 175 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 150-9 — Governor Thomas W. Hardwick — |
| 176 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 150-11 — Jefferson Davis — |
| 177 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 150-5 — Masonic Temple — |
| 178 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Old City Cemetery — c. 1831 — |
| 179 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Pvt. Willie Lee Duckworth Sr. — 1924 — 2004 — |
| 180 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 11 — Rev. J. D. Anthony — 1824 ~ 1899 — United Methodist Church Registered Historic Site No. 164 — |
| 181 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Saunder’s Store — |
| 182 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — L18 — The Brown House — A Bed and a Meal for General Sherman — March to the Sea Heritage Trail — |
| 183 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 150-15 — The March to the Sea — |
| 184 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County (GA) Confederate Memorial — |
| 185 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — 150-1 — Washington County Court House — |
| 186 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — L17 — Washington County Courthouse — "We had fought for the town and it was our plunder." — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail — |
| 187 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County Korean Monument — |
| 188 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County Korean War Memorial — |
| 189 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County Viet Nam War Monument — |
| 190 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County World War I Monument — |
| 191 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County World War II Memorial — |
| 192 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — Washington County World War II Monuments — Woodmen of the World Memorials — |
| 193 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — Colby Smith — |
| 194 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — In Honor of Our Confederate Soldiers — 1861-1865 — |
| 195 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — 150-18B — Irwin’s Crossroad — |
| 196 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — 150-20 — Jared Irwin — (c.1750~1818) — |
| 197 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — Nancy Hart Highway — |
| 198 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — 150-19 — Sherman and Hardee at Tennille — |
| 199 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — 150-2 — Tennille — |
| 200 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — L19 — Tennille Station — Sherman's "Wings" Converge — March to the Sea Heritage Trail — |
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