Limestone County Historical Markers
Limestone County has 97 Texas historical markers across 13 towns and communities. 8 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 97
- Mapped
- 88
- Landmarks
- 8
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Military History, Schools and Education, Texas Revolution and the Republic, Pioneers and Early Settlers
Groesbeck 29
- Abram Anglin 1962
- Big Hill Cemetery 2006 Listed as missing
- Civilian Conservation Corps at Fort Parker State Park 1997
- Cox Cemetery 2002
- Faulkenberry Cemetery 2003
- Ferguson Cemetery 2004
- First Baptist Church of Groesbeck 1972
- First Methodist Church of Groesbeck 1991
- Fort Parker 1965
- Fort Parker Memorial Park 1963
- Groesbeck Independent School District 2005
- Groesbeck Lodge No. 354, A.F. & A.M. 1976
- Home County of Lafayette Lumpkin Foster 1966
- Hyden-Hughes Cemetery 2024
- John Sadler 1962
- Joseph Penn Lynch 1962
- Limestone County 1936
- Limestone County Courthouse 1998
- Lost Prairie Cemetery and Church 1967
- McKenzie Cemetery 1994
- Oakes Cemetery 2004
- Site of Oletha Common School 2003
- Personville 1963
- Plummer Cemetery 1991
- Sansom/Wedgman Cemetery 1985
- Seth H. Bates 1962
- Sion Roberts 1962
- Washington High School 2020
- Zada Jane Sanders Kelly 1969
Mexia 25
- Albert R. Mace 1968
- Alfonso Steel 1962
- Bend Cemetery 2019
- Booker T. Washington Park 1968
- Site of Dunbar High School 2004
- First Baptist Church of Mexia 1972
- First Presbyterian Church of Mexia 1977
- Focke Gin, Old (BURNED) 1962
- Henry-Martin-Dorsett House 1962 Listed as missing
- John Karner 1962
- Joseph F. Johnston Reunion Grounds 1965
- Joseph W. Stubenrauch 1970
- L. P. Smith House 1967
- Martin House 1962
- Mexia Oil Boom 1967
- Miss Rogers' Music Room 1965
- Origin of the Texas State Teachers Association 1980
- Prairie Grove Cemetery 2022
- Sanders Walker 1962
- Old Sandy Creek Cemetery 2004
- Old Springfield 1966
- Old Springfield Cemetery 1969
- St. John's A. M. E. Church 1999
- St. Paul Industrial College 2022
- Town Named for Gen. Jose Antonio Mexia 1967
Kosse 13
- Bassett House 2015
- Brown Family Cemetery 1993
- Charles Q. Haley 1962
- Chinese Labor on the Houston & Texas Central Railway 2020
- Ebenezer Baptist Church and Cemetery 1986
- Eutaw 1973
- Gunter Cemetery 2000
- James Alfred Head 1962
- James Alfred Head 2014
- Kimik Kiln 2007
- King-Williams Cemetery 2007
- Kosse Tabernacle 2011
- Odds Community 2009
Tehuacana 6
- Dr. Josiah T. Sloan 2020
- One Half Mile North to the Site Once Occupied by Trinity University 1936
- Robert M. Love 1967
- Tehuacana 1967
- Tehuacana Cemetery 2001
- William Rees 1967
Thornton 5
- Cobb Cemetery 2000
- Eaton Cemetery 1990
- Site of Old Potter's Shop 1967
- Thornton Schools 2004
- Vinson Cemetery 1974
Coolidge 4
Lost Prairie 4
- Allan Jefferson Rogers 1964
- Azariah G. Moore 1962
- Mrs. Martha Rogers 1978
- Mrs. Mary E. Reeves 1978
Prairie Hill 4
- Billington Cemetery 1997
- Leonard Williams 1956
- Prairie Hill Baptist Church 1985
- Prairie Hill Cemetery 1994
Mount Calm 2
- Mount Calm Cemetery 1984
- Mt. Antioch Cemetery 1985
Kirk 1
- Kirk 1997
Mexia vicinity 1
Old Union Community 1
- Old Union Community 1980
Thornton vicinity 1
Elsewhere in Limestone County 1
- Personville Cemetery 2002
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