Historical Markers in

Cole County, Missouri

39th Regiment Monument A National Cemetery System Bicentennial Monument Carnegie Library Cole County World War Memorial Corps of Discovery During the next four decades Exchange Bank Freedom Corner German Methodist Episcopal Church Gold Star Memorial Grace Episcopal Church Grand Army of the Republic Memorial James A. Houchin House Jefferson City Jefferson City Greenway: Jefferson City National Cemetery Judge J. C. Young House Lewis and Clark Expedition Lincoln University was founded Missouri Governor's Mansion Missouri Motor Carriers Association Building Missouri Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association Missouri State Penitentiary Warden's House Monroe House Navy Seabees Nelson & Gertrude Burch House Oscar G. and Mary H. Burch House Philip Hess House Replica of the Statue of Liberty Robert William Wells Site of Price Mansion Soldiers' Memorial Plaza Spanish-American War Memorial State Lot Temple Beth El The Corps of Discovery in the Jefferson City Area The Exchange National Bank Building The founding of Lincoln University The Missouri River Valley as a Transportation Corridor The State Capital During The Civil War The Tennessee House Thomas Jefferson Towards the end of the war Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Willis Porter Corwin With the deeding of the property to the state in 1879 Woodland-Old City Cemetery World War I Memorial Young-Ewing House