Palo Pinto County Historical Markers
Palo Pinto County has 50 Texas historical markers across 11 towns and communities. 8 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 50
- Mapped
- 49
- Landmarks
- 8
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Pioneers and Early Settlers, Churches and Congregations, Ranching and Cowboys, Texas Rangers, Lawmen, and Outlaws, Towns and Communities
Mineral Wells 12
- Old Camp Wolters 1997
- Dr. H.H. Milling 2011
- Elmwood Cemetery 1988
- Famous Mineral Water Company 1990
- First Baptist Church of Mineral Wells
- Mineral Wells 1969
- Mineral Wells High School 2001
- Old Mineral Wells Post Office 1986
- Rock Schoolhouse 1987
- Sam Savage, Captive of the Comanches 1986
- Sturdivant Community & Cemetery 1985
- Weatherford, Mineral Wells & Northwestern Railway Depot 1985
Palo Pinto 11
- Brad Cemetery 1998
- Old County Jail 1976
- Courthouses of Palo Pinto County 1986
- First Baptist Church of Palo Pinto 2008
- First Christian Church 1968
- George Webb Slaughter 1974
- Hittson Cemetery 1982
- Jonathan Hamilton Baker 1983
- Palo Pinto Cemetery
- Palo Pinto County 1936
- Palo Pinto Methodist Church 1994
Strawn 8
- Bethel Strawn 1965
- Home of Stephen Bethel Strawn 1973
- James Nesbit Stuart House 1971
- Mary Jane Gentry 2007
- Mount Marion Cemetery 1994
- Strawn 1994
- Strawn City Hall 1994
- Thomas House 2002
Graford 6
- Alfred Lane 1997
- Comanche Trail Through Palo Pinto County 2007
- George Rice Bevers Homesite 1971
- Morris Sheppard Dam and Possum Kingdom Lake 1983
- Pickwick-McAdams Cemetery 1979
- Reuben Vaughan 1979 Listed as missing
Oran 4
Santo 2
Caddo 1
Gordon 1
Mingus 1
Strawn vicinity 1
- Robinson School 2001
Thurber 1
- Site of Snake Saloon 1994
Elsewhere in Palo Pinto County 2
- Joseph Peter Davidson 1978
- Simpson Crawford 1980
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