Shackelford County Historical Markers
Shackelford County has 47 Texas historical markers across 3 towns and communities. 9 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 47
- Mapped
- 44
- Landmarks
- 9
Common subjects here: Military History, Ranching and Cowboys, Churches and Congregations, Historic Homes, Towns and Communities, Oil and Gas
Albany 41
- The Albany News 2011
- Alice Reynolds 2020
- Berta Hart Nance 2020
- Black Cemetery 2013
- Bud Matthews Switch of the Texas Central Railway 1992
- City of Albany 1975
- Civilian Conservation Corps at Fort Griffin 2011
- Cook Ranch Oil Field
- Dr. Jack Shackelford 2010
- Family Forts, C.S.A. 1963
- First Christian Church 2013
- First United Methodist Church of Albany 1973
- Fort Griffin Civil Jail 1974
- Fort Griffin Fandangle 2008
- Frank Eben Conrad 2016
- Frontier Town of Fort Griffin 2004
- Goodnight-Loving Trail in Shackelford County 2017
- H. C. Jacobs House 1974
- Hartfield Building 2000
- Ibex 2013
- Jackson Warehouse 1986
- Ledbetter Picket House 1962
- Ledbetter Salt Work, C.S.A. 1963
- Lt. Col. William E. Dyess 2004
- Lt. Col. William E. Dyess 2004
- The Lynch Building 1975
- Matthews Memorial Presbyterian Church 1962
- The Rev. John Brown, Clara Barton and the 1886-1887 Drought Relief 2006
- Site of Reynolds Presbyterian Academy 1974
- Robert Edward Nail, Jr. 2013
- Rye-Caperton House 1996
- Shackelford County 1936
- Shackelford County 1976
- Shackelford County Courthouse 1962
- Shackelford County's First Permanent Jail 1962
- Smith's Station 1982
- Texas Cattle Trail 1964
- Texas Central Railway Company 1975
- Trinity Episcopal Church 1962
- Western Cattle Trail Crossings at Fort Griffin, The 2005
- White Elephant Saloon 1998
Moran 5
- Cottle No.1, First Gas Well in Shackelford County 1974
- Granville E. Waters 2004
- Moran 1976
- Moran Cemetery 2013
- Moran Church of Christ 2017
Lueders 1
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