Markers

Location: U.S. Highway 72 west-bound side between Battle Creek Bridge and Sweeden’s Cove Road and between South Pittsburg and Kimball, Tennessee. I-24 interchange at Kimball is within sight of marker.

Location: U.S. Highway 41/72/64 west-bound side inside northeast corner of Marion County Courthouse square in Jasper, Tennessee.

Location: On Beene Cemetery Road, half a mile north of Sweetens Cove Road, on the left when traveling north. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 285 Beene Cemetery Rd, South Pittsburg TN.

Location: (Missing) U.S. Highway 72 east-bound side near interchange with I-24 at Kimball, Tennessee.

Location: At the intersection of 3rd Street and Holly Avenue, on the right when traveling west on 3rd Street. Marker is at or near this postal address: 302 3rd St, South Pittsburg TN.

Location: 298 Cedar Avenue,  South Pittsburg, (Marion County), Tennessee.

The Tennessee Historic Commission marker seen here, sponsored by the South Pittsburg Historic Preservation Society, Inc.,  in remembrance of the infamous Christmas Night Shootout in 1927 was officially dedicated at 2:00 P.M. CDT on Sunday, July 20, 2014 in the Senior Center on Elm Avenue. The marker was placed near the location of the shootout on Cedar Avenue where it intersects Third Street.

Location: On Beene Cemetery Road, half a mile north of Sweetens Cove Road, on the left when traveling north. Marker is at or near this postal address: 285 Beene Cemetery Rd, South Pittsburg TN.

Location: On Elm Avenue south of 2nd Street, on the right when traveling south. Marker is at or near this postal address: 206 Elm Ave, South Pittsburg TN.

Location: Tennessee Highway 156 west-bound side about one-quarter mile east of interchange with I-24 at Hale Town, Tennessee. I-24 within sight of marker.

Location: Inside the South Pittsburg River Park near where Battle Creek empties into the Tennessee River just off of U.S. Highway 72 on Jaycee Drive in Marion County, Tennessee.

The new interpretive marker for Fort McCook shown on right with the viaduct for the old Southern Railroad grade in the background at the South Pittsburg River Park near the original location of the Civil War fort.

Location: at 300 Elm Avenue (Front of American Legion Hall), South Pittsburg, (Marion County), Tennessee.

This Tennessee historic marker in honor of the life of James Thomas Fitz-Gerald, Jr. was officially dedicated at 2:00 P.M. CST on Sunday, October 29, 2006 in front of the American Legion Hall located at the corner of Elm Avenue and Third Street. 

Location: 324 S. Cedar Avenue in downtown South Pittsburg, Tennessee in front of Chester Powell Senior Apartments.

Pictures of side one and two of Jobyna marker, July 8, 2004. The marker arrived from the state that day and erected long enough to take photos. Bob Hookey and Dennis Lambert set the marker permanently, Monday, November 22, 2004.

Location: U.S. Highway 41/72/64 west-bound side inside eastside of Marion County Courthouse square in Jasper, Tennessee.

Front view of stone marker listing Medal of Honor recipients at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.

Side view showing Korean War Veterans’ Memorial at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.

Side view showing Vietnam War Veterans’ Memorial at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.

Location: U.S. Highway 41 at Monteagle, Tennessee where it intersects Main Street just at top of the mountain. 

This is near the Marion and Grundy county line with marker just inside Grundy County. This is a two sided marker with one side for Marion County, Tennessee and the other for Grundy County.

Location: At the intersection of Elm Avenue and 3rd Street, on the right when traveling south on Elm Avenue. Marker is at or near this postal address: 300 Elm Ave, South Pittsburg TN.

Location: Marker is in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, in Marion County. It is on North Cedar Avenue (Tennessee Route 27) south of Old Jasper Road, on the right when traveling south.

Location: (Missing) I-24 Rest Area for east-bound lanes just before crossing the Tennessee River/Nickajack Lake bridge on your way to Chattanooga.

Location: U.S. Highway 41/72/64 west-bound side beside the Marion County Justice Center in Jasper, Tennessee.

Location: Along highway 134, located on the right just before the current railroad bridge. Original location and bridge abutments are about one mile farther up the road on left just past a large standing concrete tile.

This marker was installed in 2008 near the present-day railroad bridge. The original location of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad bridge told about by the sign was about a mile farther up the valley road towards Chattanooga. Some piers for the old bridge can be seen to the left at the original location. The bridge in background of photo below was completed around 1912.
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Location: U.S. Highway 41/72/64 west-bound side inside southeast corner of Marion County Courthouse square in Jasper, Tennessee.

Location: U.S. Highway 41/72/64 west-bound side inside the east side of Marion County Courthouse square in Jasper, Tennessee.

Closeup view of World War I Veterans’ Memorial at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.

Location: U.S. Highway 41/72/64 west-bound side inside eastside of Marion County Courthouse square in Jasper, Tennessee.

Closeup view of left side of World War II Veterans’ Memorial at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.

Closeup view of center of World War II Veterans’ Memorial at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.

Closeup view of right side of World War II Veterans’ Memorial at Marion County, Tennessee Courthouse in Jasper.