Sewah Studios, Inc

Sewah Studios, Inc Sewah Studios is America's leading manufacturer of cast aluminum roadside historic markers. Founded in 1927 its products can be found in all 50 states.

📍 Every community has a story to tell—and every story deserves to be remembered.Historical markers help preserve the peo...
06/18/2026

📍 Every community has a story to tell—and every story deserves to be remembered.

Historical markers help preserve the people, places, and moments that shaped our towns, counties, and states. By sharing local history, we create connections between the past, present, and future.

06/16/2026

🇺🇸 Next stop on our countdown to America’s 250th Birthday! 🔍

This Revolutionary War soldier earned the nickname “Savior of Greenbrier” for his role in defending a frontier fort in 1778. Later in life, he became an early Alabama settler and helped organize a local church.

Think you know who this marker honors? Drop your guess below! 👇

Marker Monday 🛶🌿Did you know? Spanish Fort, Alabama is known as the Gateway to the Delta—home to one of the most diverse...
06/15/2026

Marker Monday 🛶🌿

Did you know? Spanish Fort, Alabama is known as the Gateway to the Delta—home to one of the most diverse ecosystems in the United States! From alligators and eagles to hundreds of plant species, this historic location is where history and nature meet.

đźš— Road Trip Stop: Memphis, TennesseeFrom the sounds of Beale Street to stories of civil rights, immigration, music, and ...
06/12/2026

đźš— Road Trip Stop: Memphis, Tennessee

From the sounds of Beale Street to stories of civil rights, immigration, music, and community, Memphis is packed with historic markers that bring the city’s rich history to life. On your next visit, take a walk through downtown and discover these five fascinating markers—each offering a unique glimpse into the people and events that helped shape Memphis.

Which marker would you stop to read first?

06/09/2026

🇺🇸 Did you guess it?

This week’s marker honors Maj. Kenneth Dalton McCullar, a World War II hero who flew 68 combat missions in the Pacific and became his county’s most decorated war hero.

Stay tuned for next week’s clue as we continue our countdown to America’s 250th Birthday! ✨🇺🇸

📍 Marker Monday: Peebles, Ohio!Founded in 1881 at the crossroads of Zane’s Trace and the Cincinnati & Eastern Railway, P...
06/08/2026

đź“Ť Marker Monday: Peebles, Ohio!

Founded in 1881 at the crossroads of Zane’s Trace and the Cincinnati & Eastern Railway, Peebles grew from a small railroad town into a community rich with history. 🚂✨

Fun fact: The marker highlights the annual Chautauqua gatherings held near the railroad from 1906–1917, bringing education, entertainment, and culture to the area. 📚🎭

Did you know? 🤔🏛️Every Sewah historical marker is still typeset by hand, one letter at a time! ✨It’s a time-honored proc...
06/05/2026

Did you know? 🤔🏛️

Every Sewah historical marker is still typeset by hand, one letter at a time! ✨

It’s a time-honored process that’s been passed down for generations and helps give each marker its unique historic character.

Pretty cool, right? đź‘Ź

🇺🇸✨ What do YOU think should be remembered 250 years from now? ✨🇺🇸As America approaches its 250th birthday, it’s a great...
06/04/2026

🇺🇸✨ What do YOU think should be remembered 250 years from now? ✨🇺🇸

As America approaches its 250th birthday, it’s a great reminder that the stories we preserve today become the history future generations will learn tomorrow.

Historical markers help us remember the people, places, achievements, and events that shaped our communities—but what from our time deserves that same recognition in the year 2276?

🏛️ A local landmark?
🎭 A cultural movement?
🌎 A major event?
🤝 Someone who made a difference in your community?
đź’ˇ A technological breakthrough?

👇 Join the conversation in the comments:
What place, person, event, or achievement do you think should still be discussed 250 years from now—and why?

06/02/2026

🇺🇸✨ Countdown to America’s 250th Birthday ✨🇺🇸

Did you guess this week’s marker? 🤔

This marker highlights Washington’s Earthworks, where General George Washington and approximately 11,000 troops camped in September 1777 to help defend the road to Philadelphia during the Revolutionary War.

📍 Have a marker you’d like to see featured? Drop it below!

📍 Marker Monday!This week, we’re highlighting the James Adams Floating Theatre marker in Bath, North Carolina. From 1913...
06/01/2026

đź“Ť Marker Monday!

This week, we’re highlighting the James Adams Floating Theatre marker in Bath, North Carolina. From 1913–1941, this traveling showboat brought live entertainment to coastal communities across the region.

A visit aboard the floating theater by author Edna Ferber inspired her novel Show Boat, which later became one of the most influential musicals in American theater history. 🎭🚢

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190 Mill Creek Road
Marietta, OH
45750

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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