Starr County Historical Markers
Starr County has 37 Texas historical markers across 3 towns and communities. 17 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 37
- Mapped
- 34
- Landmarks
- 17
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Military History, Churches and Congregations, Historic Homes, German Texans, Civil War, Hispanic and Tejano History
Rio Grande City 20
- Site of Cortina Battle 1970
- Decker House 1964
- Farm Workers Movement in Texas 2016
- Fort Ringgold 1936
- Fort Ringgold, C.S.A. 1964
- Howard L. Bass Home 1966
- Immaculate Conception School 1997
- Jose De Escandon 1936
- Juan Gonzales House 1964
- Las Escobas Ranch 2024
- Site of the Mission San Augustin de Laredo a Visita 1936
- Padre Gustav Gollbach, O.M.I. 1992
- Old Rancho Davis 1936
- The Rev. Gustav Gollbach, O.M.I. 1992
- Old Ringgold Barracks Hospital 1965
- Old Rio Grande City Cemetery 2005
- Rio Grande City, C.S.A. 1963
- Robert E. Lee House 1965
- Starr County 1936
- Starr County Veterans 1936
Roma 16
- Early Commerical Center 1973
- First Chapel in Roma 1973
- Old Garcia Home 1964
- Heinrich Portscheller 2008
- Knights of Columbus Hall 1963
- Manuel Guerra Home and Store 1973
- Memorial Hospital 1965 Listed as missing
- The Mier Expedition 1936
- Mission Mier a Visita 1936
- Noah Cox House 1963
- Nuevo Santander Land Grants 2013
- Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church 1962
- Ramirez Hall 1973
- Roma City Hall 1963
- Old Roma Convent Building 1964
- Roma-San Pedro International Bridge 1996
El Sauz 1
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