Mason County Historical Markers
Mason County has 45 Texas historical markers across 7 towns and communities. 16 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 45
- Mapped
- 41
- Landmarks
- 16
Common subjects here: Churches and Congregations, German Texans, Native American History, Historic Homes, Military History, Cemeteries
Mason 27
- Bethel M. E. Church 1965
- Broad Street Bridge 1998
- The Commercial Bank 1986
- First Christian Church 1973
- First Comanche-German Meeting 2013
- Fort Mason and Camp Llano, C.S.A. 1964
- Fort Mason, Site of 1936
- Hilda Community 2023
- Hofmann Dry Goods Company 1991
- Holmes & Bierschwale Law and Land Office 2000
- The Lindsay House 1984
- Mason County Courthouse 1988
- Mason County Jail 1983
- Old Mason Grammar School 1965
- Mason House Hotel & Stage Station 1999
- Mason National Bank 2003
- Methodism in Mason County 2008
- Peter's Prairie School 2013
- R. Grosse and Sons 1988
- Rudolph and Therese Runge House 2003
- Seaquist Home 1974
- Spring Street Church 1989
- St. Joseph's Catholic Church 1986
- St. Paul Lutheran Church 1972
- Taylor-Carter House 1999
- Two Sheriffs of Mason County 1980
- Whorlie Well 1971
Mason vicinity 9
- Crosby Cemetery 1988
- Dizenia Peters Todd 1975
- First Known Religious Services in Mason County 1985
- Old Fort Mason 1965
- Homesite of John O. Meusebach 1969
- John Bate Berry 1977
- Koocksville 1978
- Mason County 1936
- Todd Mountain 1974
Art 4
- Art Methodist Church 1968
- Art Schoolhouse 1968
- Hoerster, Daniel 1967
- Kothmann Homesite and Cemetery 1996
Fredonia 2
- Wagram Cemetery 2002
- Wagram Cemetery 2004
Katemcy 1
Loyal Valley 1
Pontotoc 1
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