Mr. Hawes writes of his interesting project:

I am retired from the Postal Service in Northern Virginia. I traveled around the area in my job and saw the markers and just got interested in them and started taking pictures of them. I along with a friend,  Al Merriman, of Chincoteague Va., have traveled the entire state taking historical marker pictures.  I have pictures of markers somewhere in the 1600 range.  More are erected by the state each year and that makes this an ongoing project.

(Click image for enlargement) Old Randolph Macon College, UL-4 Rte. 58, .3 mile west of Boydton	(Click image for enlargement) Occoneechee Indians, U-60 Rte. 58, 1.5 miles east of Clarksville	(Click image for enlargement) General Richard Kennon, a Revolutionary Soldier, U-80 Rte. 58. at Boydton	(Click image for enlargement) Taylors Ferry. UL-5 Rte. 58, .3 mile west of Boydton
(Click image for enlargement) Sgt. Earle D. Gregory, F-89 E. 2nd St., at Boyd St. in Chase City (Rtes. 49/ 92)	(Click image for enlargement) Prestwould Plantation. F-95 Rte.15, 3 miles north of Clarksville	(Click image for enlargement) Salem Chapel, S-70 Rte.1, at South Hill	(Click image for enlargement) Early Exploration, S-76 Edward Bland & Abraham Wood Rte.1, 1.6 miles north of South Hill