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Old Stone House
in West Virginia Historical Markers
A sign telling us some of the visitors to the stone house built by Richard Tyree.
posted by: Paintedwarrior
location: West Virginia
date approved: 08/25/2013
last visited: 08/30/2013
NW3.4 km
Andrew & Charles Lewis March
Tells about the march of the American Colonial army before the battle at Point Pleasant.
date approved: 08/08/2012
last visited: 08/11/2012
SE6.4 km
Sewell Mountain Campaign
Tells of Union and Confederate forces waiting for a battle that never happened.
posted by: dukemartin
date approved: 10/05/2018
last visited: never
SE6.6 km
Gen. Robert E. Lee
A sign telling us about General Robert E. Lee receiving his famous war horse "Traveler" while camped here.
date approved: 05/19/2014
last visited: 05/20/2014
W8 km
Camp Washington - Carver
Camp Washington-Carver
posted by: wvhunter
date approved: 11/11/2016
last visited: 09/28/2018
SE9.8 km
United Methodist Church / Meadow River Lumber Company
A two sided sign telling us about the church structure being built of chestnut wood, and a brief history of the Lumber Company.
NW11.1 km
Spy Rock
A historical marker located along U.S. Route 60, a few yards from the Spy Rock sandstone formation, just north of Lookout, WV.
posted by: Cache Sleuth
date approved: 09/10/2009
last visited: 08/04/2012
N11.1 km
Nallen/Wilderness Lumber Company
Historical marker for Nallen and Wilderness Lumber Company along WV 41 just south of Meadow River bridge.
posted by: bitmapped
date approved: 04/15/2009
last visited: 03/26/2016
SW14.2 km
Layland Mine Disaster
Site of largest mine disaster in Fayette County.
date approved: 05/16/2018
last visited: 05/16/2018
NE17.2 km
Greenbrier County / Nicholas County
A two sided sign telling us where both counties were formed from and what they were named after.
S17.4 km
Fayette County / Summers County
A two sided sign telling where the counties were formed from.
W18.5 km
Townsend's Ferry
Quick history about the ferry that once operated here.
date approved: 05/15/2018
E19.3 km
Rupert
Tells you how the town of Rupert was established.
date approved: 05/11/2012
last visited: 07/08/2013
W19.8 km
Fayetteville Town Park
A memorial park presented to citizens of Fayetteville to honor all veterans.
date approved: 03/13/2018
last visited: 06/11/2018
W20.4 km
Fayetteville
This West Virginia Historical Marker is located in front of the courthouse in Fayetteville, WV.
posted by: DukeRoom
date approved: 10/22/2013
W20.6 km
Battle of Fayetteville(1862) Battle of Fayetteville(1863)
A two sided sign describing the battle of Fayetteville, 1862 and 1863
date approved: 09/05/2022
Vandalia Cemetery
A cemetery in Fayetteville WV contains graves of settlers and Civil War soldiers
W21.1 km
Indirect Firing
Site of first use of indirect artillery fire in warfare.
last visited: 04/01/2018
S22.5 km
A quick description of the trail by Andrew & Charles Lewis plus the battle they fought at Point Pleasant.
N22.9 km
Carnifex Ferry
A historical marker located within Carnifex Ferry Battlefield State Park, about one mile south of Keslers Cross Lanes, WV.
date approved: 04/08/2009
last visited: 07/21/2012
NW23.7 km
Halfway House
A sign telling us a short history of the Tyree Tavern.
NE23.8 km
Leivasy
Tells of the early settlers of the town.
last visited: 05/23/2012
SW23.8 km
Fayette County / Raleigh County
A two sided sign telling us where the counties where formed from.
NW24.1 km
Jackson's Mother
The mother of General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson
posted by: two-bit Joe
date approved: 11/18/2007
NW24.5 km
“Contentment”
Home of Colonel George W. Imboden
date approved: 11/19/2007