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|   Where Booth Died
in Virginia Historical Markers Near the Garrett Farm where John Wilkes Booth died after assassinating President Abraham Lincoln posted by:  Sneakin Deacon location: Virginia date approved: 8/12/2006 last visited: 7/12/2016 |
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| Old Port Royal in Virginia Historical Markers Historic 1744 town along the Rappahannock River. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 8/8/2021 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE2.3 km | CAROLINE COUNTY in Virginia Historical Markers CAROLINE COUNTY
Area 529 Square Miles posted by:  alaskrt location: Virginia date approved: 8/12/2007 last visited: 4/17/2004 |
 view galleryNE2.3 km | BIRTHPLACE OF MADISON in Virginia Historical Markers At this place, Port Conway, James Madison, Fourth President of the United States and Father of the Constitution, was born, March, 16, 1751. posted by: alaskrt location: Virginia date approved: 8/12/2007 last visited: 6/2/2001 |
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| John Wilkes Booth in Virginia Historical Markers Johnn Wilkes Booth was killed on April 26, 1865. posted by: VirginiaSeeker location: Virginia date approved: 7/30/2006 last visited: 3/8/2016 |
 view gallerySW3.5 km | Assassin's End - Port Royal, Virginia in Virginia Historical Markers This historical marker stands on Route 301 near where the Garrett Farm was located in 1865. posted by: Sneakin Deacon location: Virginia date approved: 11/16/2016 last visited: 8/8/2021 |
 view galleryNE9.2 km | Historic Port Conway in Virginia Historical Markers The site of Port Conway on the Rappahannock River. posted by: Taluss location: Virginia date approved: 9/26/2008 last visited: 8/8/2021 |
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| Windsor in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker, N-12, Route U.S 17. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/8/2010 last visited: 6/2/2001 |
 view galleryNW10.1 km | Skinker's Neck in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker N-13, route US 17. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/8/2010 last visited: 6/2/2001 |
 view galleryNW11.1 km | The Third Lederer Expedition in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker N-8, route U.S. 17. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/8/2010 last visited: 6/2/2001 |
 view galleryNW11.9 km | Jackson's Headquarters in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker, N-11, route U.S. 17. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/23/2010 last visited: 6/2/2001 |
 view galleryNW12.2 km | Lamb's Creek Church in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker J-62. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 8/26/2012 last visited: 4/25/2003 |
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| St. Paul's Church in Virginia Historical Markers One in a grouping of three markers on VA 3 west of King George. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 4/8/2015 last visited: 4/8/2015 |
 view galleryNE13 km | Hanover Baptist Church in Virginia Historical Markers A marker for the oldest Baptist Church in King George County. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 3/22/2015 last visited: 3/29/2015 |
 view galleryNE13.4 km | Ralph Bunche High School in Virginia Historical Markers School opened in 1949 to satisfy equalization of segregated school facilities. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 8/8/2021 last visited: never |
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| King George County/Westmoreland County in Virginia Historical Markers A county line marker southeast of King George. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 3/25/2015 last visited: 3/29/2015 |
 view galleryE14 km | Bristol Iron Works in Virginia Historical Markers A marker about an iron works that was located on the Rappahannock. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 3/25/2015 last visited: 3/29/2015 |
 view galleryNW16.9 km | Spotsylvania County/Caroline County in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker Z-200, county line, route U.S. 17. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/8/2010 last visited: never |
 view galleryE17.7 km | Westmoreland Association in Virginia Historical Markers The Stamp Act was a tax imposed by the British on the colonies, requiring printed materials be produced on stamped paper produced in London. The sign is about the protests of this tax. posted by: nomadwillie location: Virginia date approved: 10/18/2013 last visited: 4/2/2001 |
 view galleryE17.7 km | History of Oak Grove in Virginia Historical Markers George Washington went to school nearby among other bits of history. posted by: Markerman62 location: Virginia date approved: 3/22/2015 last visited: 3/29/2015 |
 view gallerySW17.9 km | Campaign of 1781 in Virginia Historical Markers General Lafayette Camped near her in 1781. posted by: Sneakin Deacon location: Virginia date approved: 8/11/2006 last visited: 9/11/2008 |
 view galleryNW20.1 km | Colonial Post Office in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Historical Highway Marker N-10, VA route 2. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/8/2010 last visited: 9/15/2013 |
 view gallerySW20.6 km | Edmund Pendleton's Home in Virginia Historical Markers Edmundsbury Homesite posted by: johnjm99 location: Virginia date approved: 2/27/2006 last visited: 9/27/2008 |
 view galleryE22 km | George Washington’s Birthplace (Wakefield) in Virginia Historical Markers George Washington’s Birthplace is two miles north on Pope’s Creek, just off the Potomac River. He was born on 22 Feb. 1732 and lived there only three years. posted by: Lat34North location: Virginia date approved: 10/1/2007 last visited: 8/1/1996 |
 view galleryNW22 km | Fort Hood in Virginia Historical Markers Virginia Histrolical Highway Marker E-84, VA route 2. posted by: garmin_geek location: Virginia date approved: 3/8/2010 last visited: never |
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