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John A. Wagener Monument
1850-1900
[East Side]:
Erected
to the Me...
Wagener Memorial Monument
Front
In Honor and Memory of Heroes of Wagener Past ...
Gen. John A. Wagener
Founder of Walhalla. Born in Sievern, Kingdom of Hannover....
Wagener Museum
Prior to 1887 the area now known as the Wagener
Comm...
Wagener
The remains from 29 graves were brought here from the Wage...
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John A. Wagener Monument
1850-1900
[East Side]:
Erected
to the Memory of
Gen. Jno. A. Wagener
Founder of Walhalla
and to His Co-laborers
of the German
Colonization Society
August 23-24, 1900.
Marker is on West Main Street, on the left when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Wagener Memorial Monument
Front
In Honor and Memory of Heroes of Wagener Past and Present
Seals of: United States Army; United States Marine Corps; United States Navy; United States Air Force; United States Coast Guard; POW * MIA
On Top
Blue Star Memorial
A tribute to the Armed ...
Gen. John A. Wagener
Founder of Walhalla. Born in Sievern, Kingdom of Hannover. Germany July 21, 1816. He emigrated to Charleston, SC where her became a leader in the German emigrant community. Elected Mayor of Charleston. Organized the German Colonization Society with the purpose ...
Wagener Museum
Prior to 1887 the area now known as the Wagener
Community was called Guntersville, and its residents
were primarily engaged in agriculture, for their
livelihood. The coming of the railroad, "The Swamp
Rabbit", in 1887 drew farmers, timberjacks, and
entrepreneurs into town and connected ...
Wagener
The remains from 29 graves were brought here from the Wagener family cemetery at Stisted, their plantation on the Occoquan River near Colchester. The Second Peter Wagener (1717–1774), Clerk of the Fairfax County Court (1752–1772), served as a Vestryman and ...