Coryell County Historical Markers
Coryell County has 66 Texas historical markers across 18 towns and communities. 7 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 66
- Mapped
- 62
- Landmarks
- 7
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Churches and Congregations, Cemeteries, Schools and Education, Military History, Towns and Communities, German Texans
Gatesville 25
- Ater Cemetery 2002
- Carver School 2022
- Coryell County 1936
- Coryell County Courthouse 1969
- Davidson Cemetery 1997
- Dr. John Calhoun Bates 2019
- First Baptist Church of Gatesville 1989
- First Christian Church Building 1992 Listed as missing
- Fort Gates 2006
- Fort Gates, Site of 1936
- Fort Hood Communities 2012
- Gatesville 1970
- Graham, Jesse 2008
- Greenbriar Cemetery 2024
- Hammack Building 1985
- Hemmeline Cemetery 2009
- King Cemetery 2002
- Leon River Bridge, 1904 1996
- Lincolnville Community 2015
- Murrell School 2010
- Pecan Grove Baptist Church 1994
- Purmela Baptist Church 1991
- Seaton Cemetery 2019
- Turnersville Cemetery 2010
- Weaver Chapel Cemetery 2012
Copperas Cove 6
Pearl 6
- Pearl Baptist Church 1985
- Pearl Cemetery 1998
- Pearl Church of Christ 1996
- Pearl Methodist Church 1988
- Pearl School 1970
- Slater Cemetery 2007
Oglesby 5
Evant 3
- Benjamin F. Gholson 1967
- Evant 1986
- First United Methodist Church of Evant 2000
Coryell City 2
- Sadler Cemetery 2002
- St. John Lutheran Church 1989
Crawford 2
- Moore, John Creed 1963
- Osage Cemetery 1991
Gatesville vicinity 2
Ireland 2
Jonesboro 2
- Jonesboro Methodist Church 1991
- Wood Cemetery 1994
The Grove 2
Bee House 1
King 1
- King Baptist Church 1997
Mound 1
Pidcoke 1
Purmela 1
- John Paney Bertrand 1996
Topsey 1
Turnersville 1
Elsewhere in Coryell County 2
- Pleasant Grove Cemetery 2013
- Ruth Cemetery 2013
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