Hopkins County Historical Markers
Hopkins County has 44 Texas historical markers across 8 towns and communities. 2 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 44
- Mapped
- 42
- Landmarks
- 2
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Towns and Communities, Military History, Historic Homes, Schools and Education
Sulphur Springs 28
- Ashcroft House 2017
- Atkins House 1991
- Black Oak Baptist Church 1984
- City National Bank 1989
- Confederate Refugees in Texas, C. S. A. 1965
- First Christian Church 1977
- First Presbyterian Church of Sulphur Springs 1982
- First United Methodist Church of Sulphur Springs 1976
- Forest Academy Cemetery 1984
- General W. H. King 1963
- George and Myra Wilson 2014
- Hopkins County 1936
- Hopkins County Courthouse 1975
- Hopkins County Echo-Daily News-Telegram 1986
- James Selen Stout 2000
- Morning Chapel Missionary Baptist Church 2010
- North Liberty Baptist Church 1976
- Oakland Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1979
- Pine Forest Church and Cemetery 1999
- Richland Cemetery 2002
- Shooks Chapel Methodist Church 1988
- St. Philip's Episcopal Church 1978
- Stewart Cemetery 1983
- Sulphur Springs Loan and Building Association 1993
- Sulphur Springs Volunteer Fire Department and Fire Bell of 1889 1975
- Townsite of Tarrant 1975
- Union Communiity 1985
- Site of the Union Stockade 1979
Cumby 8
- Cumby 1979
- Long Cemetery 2005
- Miller Grove Cemetery 2010
- Miller Grove Methodist Church
- Miller Grove School 2011
- Mt. Zion Churches and Cemetery 1967
- Site of Plunkett School 1991
- Sunny Point Cemetery 2003
Saltillo 2
- Old Jefferson Road 2019
- Old Saltillo Cemetery 2019
Sulphur Bluff 2
- Early Sulphur Bluff 1968
- Nelta Cemetery 2013
Como 1
- Woodland Cemetery 2005
Miller Grove 1
Pickton 1
Winnsboro 1
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