Historical Markers in

Appomattox County, Virginia

A Strategic Delay African American Banjoists After the Surrender ANV Headquarters Appomattox Appomattox Confederate Cemetery Memorial Appomattox County / Campbell County Appomattox County / Prince Edward County Appomattox County Confederate Monument Appomattox County Eternal Flame Appomattox County Units Appomattox Court House Appomattox Court House Appomattox Court House Confederate Cemetery Appomattox River April 1865 Artillery Park Battle of Appomattox Station Battle of Appomattox Station Battle of Appomattox Station — 1865 Carver-Price School Clay Smoking Pipes Clover Hill Tavern Concord Depot Confederate Artillery Position Confederate Cemetery Confederates Trapped County Jail Custer's Third Brigade Diuguidsville Eldon Final Combat Gordon’s Attack April 9, 1865 Grant and Lee Meeting Grant’s Pursuit Heritage Garden Historic Vegetation Lafayette W. Meeks Last Artillery Shots Lee and Grant Meet Lee's Apple Tree Lee’s Last Headquarters Lee’s Rear Guard McLean House North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Monument Popularizer of the Banjo Raine Cemetery and Monument Raine Memorial Robertson House Fight Sears Lane Surrender at Appomattox Surrender of the Artillery The First African American School in Appomattox The Last Fight The Last Positions The McLean House The North Carolina Monument The Surrender Ceremony Thomas S. Bocock Tibbs Lane Veterans Memorial Walker's Last Stand Wartime Landscape Winonah Camp / Mozella Price Home “Message of Peace” “Salute of Arms”