Historical Markers in Washington County, North Carolina
85th Redoubt
Ausbon House
Battle of Plymouth
Battle of Plymouth
Battle of Plymouth
Battle of Plymouth
Battle of Plymouth
Battle of Plymouth Memorial
Brick House Landing
Buncombe Hall
Carthagenia Lodge
Charles Pettigrew
Cherry
Cherry Colored School
Concord Primitive Baptist Church
Cool Spring
CSS Albemarle
Cushings Torpedo
Davenport Homestead
Fort Compher Battlefield
Fort Williams
Hampton Academy
Hoke's Final Line
James Johnston Pettigrew
Lake Company
Latham House
Mackeys Ferry
Mackeys Ferry
Naval Action
New Chapel Baptist Church
Pearidge
Plymouth State Normal School
Plymouth United Methodist Church
Ram Albemarle
Ransom's Assault
Rehoboth Church
Replica 6.4 inch Brooke Rifled Cannon
Roanoke River Lighthouse
Rt. Rev. Alfred Augustin Watson
Siege of Plymouth, NC
Sleepy Hollow
Somerset Place
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
The Davenport Home
Union Earthworks
Washington County Courthouse
North Carolina has a rich African-American history, including the establishment of the first free black community in the United States, known as the Roanoke Island Freedmen's Colony, during the Civil War.