Refreshed 3/11/2021. If you have update information for your existing markers please contact Bill Truran.

Following is a list of markers by municipality.

Town Subject
Andover Borough "The Andover Iron Works"
"The Lackawanna Cutoff"
Andover Township  
Branchville Borough "Branchville, N.J."
"Branchville Cemetary"
Byram Township "Amity School"
"Cat Swamp Hijacking and Murder"
"Hamlet of Lockwood"
"Morris Turnpike Byram Toll Gate"
"Branchville Cemetery"
"Lost Hamlet of Byram"
Frankford Township "Augusta Hill Baptists"
Franklin Borough "Dr. Samuel Fowler"
"Franklin Furnace"
"Franklin School"
"Parker Shaft"
"Franklin's World-Renowned Zinc Mines"
Fredon Township "Fredon"
"Yellow Frame Presbyterian Church"
Green Township "Thomas Woolverton's Tavern"
"Greendell Train Station"
Hamburg Borough "Joseph Sharp's Iron Works"
Hampton Township "Twin Bridges"
Hardyston Township "Snufftown-Stockholm"
Hopatcong Borough "Home of Hudson Maxim"
Lafayette Township "The LaFayette Foundry"
Montague Township "Brick House Village"
"Millville Historic District"
Town of Newton "Henry W. Merriam"
"Newton Green"
"Newton Green - A Birthplace of Democracy"
"The Newton Academy"
"Sussex County Alms and Potter House"
Ogdensburg Borough "Old Schoolhouse and Firehouse Museum"
"Sterling Hill Zinc Mine, Ogdensburg"
Sandyston Township "Bevans, New Jersey"
"Hainesville, N.J."
"The Westbrook-Bell House"
Sparta Township "Township of Sparta, Sparta"
Stanhope Borough "Stanhope, N.J."
Stillwater Township "Casper Schafer House"
Sussex Borough "Sussex, N.J."
Vernon Township "Price's Switch Schoolhouse"
"St. Thomas Episcopal Church"
"Wawayanda Furnace"
Walpack Township "Wallpack, N.J."
"Flatbrookville"
Wantage Township "D.A.R. Von Bunschooten Museum"
"Deckertown Union and Papakating Cemetery"
"Goldsmith Maid - Queen of the Trotters"
"Kilpatrick's Reenactment"
"Lusscroft"

Each municipality in Sussex County, no matter how small or large, a town or rural farming community, are very proud of their history and are all what make Sussex County the beautiful and proud area in which we live today. These markers will remind us today of what was here before us so we can take pride in our communities and honor those that went before us.