Reeves County Historical Markers
Reeves County has 21 Texas historical markers across 6 towns and communities. 4 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 21
- Mapped
- 21
- Landmarks
- 4
3 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Roads and Stagecoach Routes, Churches and Congregations, Women's History, Towns and Communities, Railroads, Nature and Geology
Pecos 14
- Old Camp Hospital 1966
- Emigrants' Crossing 1972
- First Baptist Church of Pecos City 1985
- First Christian Church 1975
- George R. Reeves 1963
- Mrs. Lillie W. Cole 1968
- Orient Hotel 1964
- The Pecos Cantaloupe 1970
- Pioneer Graveyard 1966
- Reeves County 1936
- Reeves County-Pecos, Texas 1967
- Spanish Explorers 1966
- Vicinity of Significant Neighbors Ford Trail 1966
- World's First Rodeo 1965
Orla 3
- Orla 1965 Listed as missing
- Pope's Crossing 1964
- Red Bluff Dam 1972
Balmorhea 1
- Mission Mary 2010
Mentone 1
- Mentone 1967 Listed as missing
Toyah 1
- Toyah 1964
Toyhavale 1
- San Solomon Spring 1964 Listed as missing
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