Wayside War Memorial

In grateful tribute to

the sons and daughters of

Wayside who served in the

Armed Forces in all wars

These our dead in honored

glory rest

Daniel R. Covert · Louis S. Gimbel, Jr.

Marker is on Volunteer Way.

Courtesy hmdb.org

The Wayside Home

Was erected near this spot

by patriotic citizens of this

vicinity for the sick and

wounded soldiers and all

weary and hungry wearers

of the Confederate Grey

Marker is on Cotton Street near Daniel Street, on the right when traveling east.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Wayside Inn

Wayside Inn

For many years, before and after the Revolutionary War, a country tavern.

During that long struggle for independence, a meeting place for Scarsdale patriots and the scene of repeated attacks by British soldiers.

Erected by

The Westchester County Historical ...

The Wayside Home

This boulder is placed by

The Wayside Home Chapter

United Daughters of the Confederacy

of Jenkins County, Georgia and

The Margaret Jones Chapter

United Daughters of the Confederacy

of Burke County, Georgia

to perpetuate the name of

The Wayside Home

and as a memorial to the noble woman

who served ...

Little House Wayside

"Once upon a time......a little girl lived in the Big Woods of Wisconsin in a little gray house made of logs."

?Writing about herself and her life here, Laura Ingalls Wilder thus began "Little House in the Big Woods," the ...

Merritt Jones/Wayside Tavern / Jones Tavern/CSA Cemetery

(Front):

A log tavern down this lane was by 1830s an overnight stop on the Old State Road from Cumberland Gap to Lexington. The older half of building dates back to ca. 1800. During Civil War, Jones Tavern was alternately ...