Historical Markers in

McIntosh County, Georgia

200 Years of Sawmilling Ardoch Ashantilly Baisden's Bluff Academy Birthplace of John McIntosh Kell Butler Island Plantation Captain William McIntosh Capture of 26 Men in 1864 Colonel John McIntosh Columbus Square Confederate Post in 1864 Darien Darien Presbyterian Church Darien Waterfront Darien's Railroad and Depot Famous Butler Authors Fort Barrington Fort Barrington Fort Darien Fort King George General's Island Guale Indian Village How Steam Engines Worked John Houstoun McIntosh Jonesville Lower Bluff Sawmill Mallow Plantation McIntosh County Methodists at Darien New Inverness Oglethorpe Oak Old Belleville or Troup Cemetery Old Court House at Sapelo Bridge Old Fort King George Old Meeting House Old River Road Port of Darien Rice Hope Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church Saint Cyprian's Episcopal Church Sapelo Island Site of Bank of Darien Site of Early Spanish Mission South Newport Baptist Church St. Andrew's Cemetery Sutherland's Bluff The Burning of Darien The McIntosh Family Of McIntosh County The Oglethorpe Oak The Savannah Lumber Company To The Soldiers Of Fort King George Vernon Square William Bartram Trail “The Thicket”