Historical Markers in Lee County, Virginia
A Maze of Mountains
Abundance of Wild Beasts
Boundaries Settled
Cumberland Gap
Death of Boone's Son
Doctor Stills Birthplace
Doctor Stills Birthplace
Fanny Dickenson Scott Johnson
Gateway To Kaintuck
Generations Have Enjoyed this View
Hiking in the Gap
In Search of Food
Indian Mound
Iron Furnace
John Ball
Jonesville
Jonesville Methodist Camp Ground
Lee County / Tennessee
Lee County Code Breakers
Lee County Virginia / Kentucky
Lee County Virginia / Tennessee
Long Hunters
Martins Station
Members of Congress
Named for a British Lord
On Guard In Cumberland Gap
Pennington Gap
Powell's Valley
Seminary United Methodist Church
Thompson Settlement Church
Turkey Cove
Warriors and Traders
Warriors' Path
White Rocks
William H. Starnes: Agricultural Educator
In 1619, the Virginia House of Burgesses became the first representative assembly in the Americas. It was the beginning of a tradition of representative government that would later influence the creation of the United States government.