All Markers

Every historical marker in Lexington, Kentucky, listed by marker number. Published entries link to the full article; the rest are in progress as research and site visits continue.

Explore published markers on the map above — more pins will be added as new articles go live.

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  • No. 2 — Keeneland
  • No. 4 — Jefferson Davis
  • No. 6 — First Race Course
  • No. 9 — Fort Clay
  • No. 10 — Mastersons Station
  • No. 12 — Mary Todd Lincoln
  • No. 14 — Beck House
  • No. 19 — Main Street Christian Church
  • No. 21 — Bryan’s Station
  • No. 65 — Transylvania University
  • No. 125 — Col George Nicholas
  • No. 136 — Lexington (city)
  • No. 139 — Henry Clays Law Office
  • No. 166 — Coldstream Farm
  • No. 807 — A Founder of DAR
  • No. 945 — Architects Shryock
  • No. 952 — Samuel Boone
  • No. 1280 — Daniel Boone Bryan
  • No. 1404 — Cave Spring
  • No. 1437 — Oldest House
  • No. 1447 — Fairlawn
  • No. 1459 — Clay Villa
  • No. 1470 — Wing Commander
  • No. 1480 — Dr Robert Peter
  • No. 1483 — Pioneer Leaders Founded Church
  • No. 1549 — Transylvania Pavilion
  • No. 1551 — First Inauguration
  • No. 1552 — Pioneer Burying Ground
  • No. 1553 — Lexington Courthouses
  • No. 1555 — Kentons Blue Hole
  • No. 1556 — Town Branch
  • No. 1557 — Prestons Cave Spring
  • No. 1558 — Early Land Grant
  • No. 1595 — Dr. Samuel Brown
  • No. 1613 — Patterson Cabin
  • No. 1636 — South Elkhorn Christian Church
  • No. 1687 — Mt Horeb Presb Church
  • No. 1714 — Thomas Hunt Morgan
  • No. 1742 — Breckinridges Last Home
  • No. 1773 — Boones Creek Baptist Church
  • No. 1783 — Cedar Hall Helm Place
  • No. 1784 — Silversmiths Shop
  • No. 1826 — Adolph F. Rupp (1901-1977)
  • No. 1864 — John Bradford
  • No. 1875 — James Lane Allen
  • No. 1928 — African American Physicians
  • No. 1953 — Miller Hall 1898
  • No. 1961 — Lexington Colored Fair Association
  • No. 1963 — Colored Orphans Industrial Home
  • No. 1966 — WBKY-WUKY
  • No. 2009 — Scovell Hall
  • No. 2012 — Gillis Building 1889
  • No. 2070 — Barker Hall and Buell Armory
  • No. 2089 — Memorial Hall
  • No. 2110 — African American Cemetery #2
  • No. 2122 — Cheapside Slave Auction Block
  • No. 2138 — Main Building
  • No. 2153 — Polks Infirmary
  • No. 2169 — Kentucky Kernel
  • No. 2197 — Sayre Female Institute
  • No. 2199 — Lexington Public Library Carnegie
  • No. 2219 — Lewis and Clark in Ky
  • No. 2232 — Thomas D. Clark, 1903-2005
  • No. 2235 — Clay and Abraham Lincoln (see #1)
  • No. 2238 — Maddoxtown
  • No. 2262 — Stoll Field
  • No. 2277 — First Presbyterian Church
  • No. 2285 — Lexington
  • No. 2289 — What’s In a Name?
  • No. 2305 — Ashland Park
  • No. 2315 — Margaret I. King Library
  • No. 2316 — Christ Church Cathedral
  • No. 2342 — Thomas Hunt Morgan
  • No. 2357 — Old Episcopal
  • No. 2365 — Hunt Morgan House
  • No. 2430 — Maj PP Johnston CSA
  • No. 2439 — Glengary Field/Cool Meadow
  • No. 2460 — Florence Crittenton Home
  • No. 2468 — St Paul Catholic Church
  • No. 2476 — AM College at Ashland
  • No. 2481 — Mentelle Park
  • No. 2488 — Phoenix Hotel- Rotary Club
  • No. 2514 — Ashland Garden
  • No. 2562 — DeWeese

Undiscovered

  • No. 3 — Morgan House (see #2365, superseded)
  • No. 16 — Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church
  • No. 17 — Boone’s Station (see #2230, superseded)
  • No. 20 — Ohio Company of Virginia
  • No. 83 — Alanant-O-Wamiowee
  • No. 157 — Site of First KY Legislature
  • No. 554 — Lexington Named
  • No. 741 — U.S. Vice President
  • No. 864 — Fayette Co. Fountains
  • No. 1001 — Ellerslie
  • No. 1110 — U.S. President, A Day
  • No. 1163 — Fayette County Hemp
  • No. 1215 — Man o’ War (Kentucky Horse Park statue & grave)
  • No. 1440 — Fayette County
  • No. 1445 — School of Medicine
  • No. 1554 — Blockhouse and Fort
  • No. 1780 — Thomas Satterwhite Noble
  • No. 1806 — Historic Land
  • No. 1809 — John Hunt Morgan (1825-1864)
  • No. 1888 — Matthew H. Jouett (1788-1827)
  • No. 2011 — Sarah Blanding
  • No. 2022 — Desegregation of UK
  • No. 2069 — Maxwell Place
  • No. 2106 — Patterson Hall
  • No. 2193 — Lewis and Clark in Kentucky, George Shannon
  • No. 2248 — Hampton Court
  • No. 2313 — Lexington Historic Distillery District
  • No. 2392 — Class Competitions
  • No. 2414 — Methodism in Lexington
  • No. 2444 — Myrtle Weldon (1890-1971)
  • No. 2466 — Second Presbyterian Church
  • No. 2477 — Historic Botherum
  • No. 2538 — Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, 1922-1967
  • No. 2539 — Historic LGBTQ Site
  • No. 2542 — KET
  • No. 2545 — Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Jeffery Wasson
  • No. 2595 — Fairness Ordinance
  • No. 2659 — Historical Markers Society