Jack County Historical Markers
Jack County has 39 Texas historical markers across 7 towns and communities. 8 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 39
- Mapped
- 36
- Landmarks
- 8
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Military History, Native American History, Churches and Congregations, Forts, Towns and Communities
Jacksboro 27
- Birthplace of Texas 4-H Clubs 1968
- Butterfield Stage Line 1936
- Cundiff Cemetery 1999
- First Baptist Church of Jacksboro 1976
- First National Bank 1969
- Former Gulf, Texas & Western Railroad Depot 1968
- Fort Richardson 1936
- Fort Richardson 1936
- Fort Richardson Cavalry Post Hospital, 1867 1965
- Fort Richardson Hotel 1967
- G. D. Cross 1969
- Old Hess Building 1967
- Hicks Cemetery 2007
- Jack County 1965
- Old Jack County Courthouse Cornerstone 1967
- Jacksboro's First Railroad Depot 1974
- James B. Dosher 1997
- Joplin Fairview Cemetery 2010
- Lynn Creek Cemetery 2008
- Mobilization Site of Lost Battalion 1968
- Oakwood Cemetery 1968
- Officers' Quarters 1964
- Roberts Branch Cemetery 2010
- Salt Creek Cemetery 2010
- Sewell Park 1972
- Squaw Mountain Community 1998 Listed as missing
- Truce Cemetery 2002
Antelope 3
- Antelope Cemetery 1969
- Antelope United Methodist Church 1985
- Town of Antelope 1970
Jacksboro vicinity 3
- Lost Valley 1970
- Winn Hill Cemetery 1991
- Wizard Wells 1980
Bryson 2
- Bryson 1968
- James Madison McCloud 1981
Jermyn 2
Jermyn vicinity 1
Perrin 1
- Gibtown Cemetery 2013
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