List of New York State Historic Markers in Bronx County, New York

This is a complete list of New York State Historic Markers in Bronx County, New York.

Listings county-wide

	Marker name	Image	Date designated	Location	City or Town	Marker text
1	Bronx River			Bronx River, At Boston Rd. Bridge, in Bronx Park 40°51′10.5″N 73°52′26.5″W	Bronx, New York	During the Revolution, the British Fleet was ordered to "Proceed up the Bronx and attack the Yankees in hiding above."
2	City Island			City Island Park	Bronx, New York	Pearl Of The Sound, was so called, because it was planned to outstrip New York City. Oyster culture first started here.
3	Drake Park			Joseph Rodman Dake Park, Hunt's Point Ave.	Bronx, New York	Contains grave of Joseph Rodman Drake, poet, author of "The Culprit Fay", "Ode To The American Flag", and "Bronx."
4	Featherbed Lane			Park Triangle At Featherbed Lane	Bronx, New York	So called from story that farmers' wives, in 1776, aided Americans to escape British by spreading featherbeds on the lane.
5	Fording Place			West Side Of Lake In Bronx River, Opposite Zoological Sec., 1/3 Mi. North	Bronx, New York	Early crossing of Bronx River, nearby was Bear Swamp, haunt of bears. Site of Sewanoe Indian Village up to 1689.
6	Fort Independence			Claflin Ter. On Walk East Of Reservoir Opposite Fort Independence Ave.	Bronx, New York	One of a chain of forts built in 1776 by Americans to command the valley below. General Richard Montgomery had a farm nearby, in 1772.
7	Fort Number Four			Claflin Ter. East Of Sedgwick Ave., West Of Jerome Park Reservoir	Bronx, New York	One of the chain of forts built by the Americans in 1776, to command the valley of the Harlem River; later occupied by the British
8	Glover's Rock			On Road To City Island Near Tablet Off Road	Bronx, New York	In Battle of Pell's Point, Col. Glover and 550 men, held British long enough for Washington's army to escape to White Plains. Historical Marker Database ID 98622
9	Hunter's Island			Hunter's Island at entrance from highway	Bronx, New York	Contains the Hunter-Iselin Mansion; Ogden Mansion on Twin Island; Indian Name Laapawachking, - "Place Of Stringing Beads".
10	Jonas Bronck			Pulaski Park	Bronx, New York	First settler in the Bronx, 1639, built house east of this park, where was signed treaty between Dutch and Weckquaeskeek Indians, 1642.
11	Lydig's Mill			Bronx River, About Opposite Entrance To New York Zoological Gardens	Bronx, New York	Built in 18th century, stood here. North was Johnson's Tavern, where stage coaches, New York To Boston, stopped to change horses.
12	Macombs Dam			Macombs Dam Park	Bronx, New York	Bridge is on site of Old Dam which made pond of Harlem River. Dam became nuisance and was torn down by citizens in 1840.
13	Old Indian Path			Location: Bet. Pelham Bay Park on Split Rock Road, And Bet. Pelham Manor And Pelham Road.	Bronx, New York	Later known as the Split Rock Road many of erected by the Park Dept, City Of New York, October 18, 1938.
14	Parade Ground			On Broadway, West Side Of Parade Ground Van Cortlandt Park	Bronx, New York	Here was the bouwerie or farm of Adrian Van Der Donck, secured by purchase from Indians and grant by Governor Kieft, 1650.
15	Pell Estate			Pelham Bay Park	Bronx, New York	Thomas Pell of Fairfield, Conn., under tree known as Treaty Oak, bought Pelham Manor from the sachems Annhoock and Maminepoe
16	Poe Cottage			Grand Concourse	Bronx, New York	Edgar Allan Poe lived here 1846-49 and wrote many of his poems, "Annabel Lee", Ulalume, and others. His wife, Virginia, died here.
17	Screven's Point			Small Park At End Of Castle Hill Ave.	Bronx, New York	Sewanoe Indians had castle here, seen by Adrian Block on his voyage, 1614. Loyalist clergymen, including Samuel Seabury, hid in farmhouse.
18	Site Of West Chester Town			Tarrytown	Bronx, New York	Prescott Bryant repulsed British at causeway over West Chester Creek Westchester Lexington
19	Split Rock			At Split Rock, Pelham Bay Park	Bronx, New York	Near here was home of Anne Hutchinson, who settled in 1642. She and her family were killed in the Indian Uprising, 1662
20	St. Ann's Shrine			St Ann's Avenue, South Bronx	Bronx, New York	Here rests Lewis Morris, "Signer" Declaration of Independence; Gouverneur Morris, "Penman" Constitution Of U.S.A.; Judge R.H. Morris, Mayor Of New York
21	Throgg's Neck			Throgg's Point Park	Bronx, New York	Named For Throckmorton, who settled here in 1642. One of his companions was Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island.
22	Van Cortlandt Mansion			In front of Van Cortlandt House Museum 40°53′28.8″N 73°53′41.5″W	Bronx, New York	Built in 1748 by Frederick Van Cortlandt. Hessian headquarters in Revolution. Washington and Rochambeau were here.
23	Van Cortlandt Mill			On Brook, Near Dam, East Of Van Cortlandt Mansion	Bronx, New York	Site of grist and saw mill of Van Cortlandt family. Used over 200 years, burned in 1901. One of the millstones is west of the mansion.
24	Van Der Donck			East Of Van Cortlandt Mansion, Between it and Dam	Bronx, New York	Adrian Van Der Donck, first settler here, 1650 built house, later burned by Indians. Original site of Van Cortlandt House.
25	Vault Hill			On East Hill Of Parade Ground, North Of Railroad Underpass, In Van Cortland	Bronx, New York	Burial vault of the Van Cortlandt family, where Augustus Van Cortlandt, City Clerk, hid New York records during Revolution.

See also

• List of New York State Historic Markers
• National Register of Historic Places listings in the Bronx
• List of National Historic Landmarks in New York City