| 1923 | Northwest of city between Riverview and Highland Cemeteries, a bronze marker commemorates the first white man's visit by LaSalle and Voyageurs, December 1679. |
| 1929 | Site of Schuyler Colfax residence, U.S. Vice President 1869-73, 601 W. Colfax. |
| 1932 | Tulip Tree (Indiana State Tree) planted in Leeper Park to commemorate George Washington's 200th birthday. Bronze marker set in heavy stone, October 1932. |
| 1938 | School Administration Building, 228 S. St. Joseph Street (since razed), a tablet marking the first school site built in 1831. |
| 1965 | Hamilton Church, New Carlisle where two Revolutionary soldiers are buried in the churchyard cemetery, a marker was placed. |
| 1979 | Century Center near entrance, a bronze tablet on historic boulder taken from Highland Cemetery, remarking the first city school site built in 1831. |
| 1982 | Bronze Plaque dedicated at the Old Court House in memoriam of seven Revolutionary soldiers buried in St. Joseph County. |
| 1983 | Grave of a Revolutionary soldier, Mead Hurd, buried in City Cemetery, Mishawaka, Indiana, marked. |
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