These plaques are embedded in pavements around Lexington, Virginia.
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| Frank Padget. Boatman, slave, savior rescued 49 men from James River flood of 1854 before drowning. |
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| Dr. Ephraim McDowell 1st non-lethal ovariotomy 1809. Removed 22lb tumor no anesthetic. |
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| Little Sorrel CSA War Horse. General Jackson's steadfast steed. Buried at VMI 1997. |
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| William E. Wilcher. Last man hanged in Lexington, VA Aug. 3, 1906 |
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| C. M. Figgat. Cashier/embezzler. Broke the Bank of Lexington, fled on the C&O West 1895. |
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| Mel Greenberg. Confidence man hoodwinked locals Lexington 1974. |
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| Meriwether Lewis 1774-1809. Commander of the Lewis & Clark expedition. |
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| William Clark of the Lewis & Clark expedition at Shield's Tavern 1809. |
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| Mary McD Greenlee, 1st woman settler. Feisty tavern keeper. Regarded as a witch. Died 1809 at 102 yrs. |
 Traveller. Horse of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Placed by Virginia Div. UDC. May 8, 1971. This grave is just outside the chapel with the grave of Robert E. Lee.  |
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| This chapel is in the grounds of the Virginia Military Institute. He is represented as if sleeping on the battlefield. |