Indian Trail

1630 - 1930

Churchill's Lane. When the Indians sold their land near the mouth of the Neponset River they removed to the territory south of the Blue Hills, which they called Ponkapoag, sweet water.

Marker is at the intersection of Adams Street ...

Indian War Trail

This highway runs along the divide between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. On the south the waters run into the Broad and Savannah rivers to the Atlantic Ocean. Waters on the north run into Chattahoochee and Apalachicola ...

Old Indian Trail

Erected By The

Jeremiah Jones Chapter

Daughters Of The

American Revolution

North S.C.

Emblem:

Daughters of the American Revolution

Old Indian Trail,

near the old homestead

of Jeremiah Jones

Ninety Six Road.

1770 —— 1922

Marker is on Ninety ...

Indian Trail Tree

Keziah Memorial Park

This ancient gnarled oak has been estimated to be more than 800 years old. Indians may have bent the young tree to mark the trail to their fishing grounds. The tree took root a second time, thus developing ...

Hightower Indian Trail

The Hightower (English version of “Etowah”) Indian trail passed here in its route from East Georgia to the mountains of North Georgia. To the northwest, it crossed a ford on the Chattahoochee River at Roswell. This trade and travel path ...

Cherokee Indian Trail Tree

The Native Americans bent saplings to grow into living “signposts” for traveling Indians. These living markers pointed the way to a water source, a suitable river crossing or a main trail.

Marker is on St. Anns Road.

Courtesy hmdb.org