Historical Landmarks

Mary McLeod Bethune Historical Marker

As you stand in Mayesville, South Carolina, near the Mary McLeod Bethune Historical Marker, picture the humble beginnings of this extraordinary woman.
Mary Todd Lincoln Birthplace and Home Historical Marker

Welcome to the Mary Todd Lincoln Birthplace and Home Historical Marker in Lexington, Kentucky. As we stand here, were transported back in time to the birthplace of a woman who would go on to become First Lady during one of the most tumultuous periods in American history.
Mary Washington Monument

Nestled in the heart of Fredericksburg, Virginia stands a testament to one of Americas most remarkable women - the Mary Washington Monument.
MARYS CHAPEL

Marys Chapel, nestled in the quaint town of Osprey, Florida, USA, presents a unique blend of history and spirituality that promises to captivate your senses.
Marys River Covered Bridge

Marys River Covered Bridge in Chester, Illinois, a true gem of historic engineering, has been standing since 1854. One of just five such bridges left in the state, this Burr truss bridge is built using native white oak timber, painstakingly hand-hewn throughout with only the floor, floor joists, and roof made of steel.
Marysville city park bandshell

Imagine a lush oasis nestled in the heart of Sweetwater, Tennessee – a place where music fills the air and nature embraces you with its serenity.
Mascots Mascot AKA Dinosaur Rock

Welcome to Mascots Mascot AKA Dinosaur Rock located in Mascot, TN, USA. Get ready to step back in time and immerse yourself in the unique history of this fascinating landmark.
Mascoutah Historical Mural

Welcome to the Mascoutah Historical Mural in beautiful Mascoutah, Illinois. Im here to guide you through a fascinating journey into the history of this vibrant town and its people.
Mason and Dixon line monument

The Mason and Dixon Line Monument located in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia, USA is a fascinating historical site with unique attributes that capture the imagination of anyone visiting this location.
Mason-Dixon Monument

Welcome to the Mason-Dixon Monument in New Martinsville, West Virginia. As you stand before this historical monument, let your mind travel back through time to the 18th century when two brilliant surveyors named Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon undertook an incredible task that would forever shape the geography of America.