Coleman County Historical Markers
Coleman County has 37 Texas historical markers across 9 towns and communities. 10 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1925.
- Markers
- 37
- Mapped
- 32
- Landmarks
- 10
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Historic Homes, Military History, Texas Rangers, Lawmen, and Outlaws, Ranching and Cowboys, Forts
Coleman 14
- Blair House 1978
- Camp Colorado Guard House 1962
- Camp Colorado, C.S.A. 1963
- Coleman County 1936
- Coleman County Jail 1970
- Colonel James E. McCord 1963
- Glen Cove Cemetery 2018
- Kin Elkins Home 1962
- Mrs. J. A. B. Miller Public Library Building 1977
- Mt. View Cemetery 2014
- Ruins of Camp Colorado 1936
- Shields Cemetery 1999
- Western Trail Marker 1925
- White Chapel Cemetery 1999
Santa Anna 8
- Emma Daugherty Banister 1986
- First Christian Church of Santa Anna 1976
- John R. Banister 1984
- Old Rock House 1975
- Route of Old Military Road 1972 Listed as missing
- Santa Anna Cemetery 2009
- Santa Anna, C.S.A. 1965
- The Turner House 1968 Listed as missing
Valera 4
- Centennial School 2008
- Cleveland-Anson House 1970
- Richard A. Pauley 1968
- Valera Cemetery 1996
Novice 2
- Atoka Cemetery 1996
- D. A. Parker House 1983
Trickham 2
- Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Williams 1974
- Trickham Cemetery 2004
Leaday 1
Silver Valley 1
Talpa 1
- Talpa Cemetery 2024
Voss vicinity 1
Elsewhere in Coleman County 3
- Camp Colorado Cemetery 1999
- Robert M. Coleman 1966
- Town of Trickham 1969
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