Historical Markers

 

These historical markers in Northampton County, Virginia, offer a fascinating glimpse into the county's rich and varied past. Each marker provides a unique story that contributes to the tapestry of Northampton's history, making it a compelling destination for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. Whether you are exploring the county's colonial roots or its maritime heritage, these markers serve as informative and engaging portals to the past.


 

In addition to the DHR Historical Markers, Northampton County has established an Historical Local Marker Program (LMP) to promote resident and visitor interest and education in the rich history of Northampton County, from pre-Colonial times to the 20th Century. 

Following Virginia§ 10.1-2210, the LMP is governed by the Northampton Board of Supervisors that appoints a group to be responsible for the application process.

To learn more about the process of the LMP or to apply please read: 
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA LOCAL HISTORICAL MARKER PROGRAM GUIDELINES AND APPLICATION (PDF) 



Please click on the images or links below to learn more about each marker.

WY73 Cape Charles Rosenwald School
WY73 Cape Charles Rosenwald School