Markers

Limestone County Historical Society

Helping preserve history in Limestone County Alabama

 

The Limestone County Historical Society has identified, researched, provided inscription and set in place 17 markers which locate and describe significant Historic sites in Limestone county. This is part of a continuing effort to provide markers with the help and support of individuals, local organizations, and parties related to significant historic sites.

The current 17 sites listed in order of the year of erection, are identified as follows:

  1. Fort Hampton - 1979
     
  2. Battle of Sulfur Creek Trestle - 1982
     
  3. Old Town Cemetery - 1984
     
  4. Athens Sacked and Plundered - 1991
     
  5. Abner Alloway Strange, Jr. - 1995
     
  6. Governor George S. Houston House - 1996
     
  7. Trinity School / Fort Henderson -2002
     
  8. Nicholas Davis - 2002
     
  9. Cambridge -2002
     
  10. Coleman Family / Coleman Hill -2002
     
  11. Cottonport / Mooresville -2003
     
  12. Harris - Pryor (Flower Hill Farm) - 2003
     
  13. Belle Mina / Woodside - 2003
     
  14. Round Island Baptist Church -2005
     
  15. Elkmont, Alabama / Tenn. & Ala Central Railroad - 2005
     
  16. Trinty School Cistern - 2005
     
  17. Donnell House (Pleasant Hill) - 2007
     
  18. Lucy’s Branch & The Little Elk Communtiy
     

For pictures of these markers and their inscriptions you can go to the marker sub-site by selecting the marker picture below. Photo’s of marker sites are provided if available. Maps with marker location is also provided
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