Trinity County Historical Markers
Trinity County has 52 Texas historical markers across 9 towns and communities. 5 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 52
- Mapped
- 38
- Landmarks
- 5
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Towns and Communities, Pioneers and Early Settlers, Women's History, Schools and Education
Trinity 18
- Cedar Grove Cemetery 1986
- Charles Nesbitt "Charlie" Wilson 2017
- Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at Trinity 2017
- Dorcas Wills Memorial Baptist Church 1985
- First United Methodist Church of Trinity 1984
- Site of Gibson Hotel 2021
- Glendale Cemetery 2000
- Glendale Congregational Methodist Church 2018
- Hedrick House 1999
- I. N. Parker House 1996
- Jacob Pope And Elizabeth Ann Barnes 1986
- John Henley Hill House 2016
- Ranald McDonald House 1976
- Old Red Schoolhouse 2004
- Texas Long Leaf Lumber Company 2015
- Trinity Chapel A.M.E. Church 1996 Listed as missing
- Trinity Volunteer Fire Department 2023
- Waco, Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Railroad 2018
Groveton 15
- Baldwin Chapel Baptist Church 2023
- Bennett Cemetery 2003
- Ellis Prairie Cemetery (HTC) 2018
- First Methodist Church of Groveton 1996
- Flat Prairie Congregational Methodist Church 2012
- George Washington Carver School 2016
- Glenwood Cemetery 2005
- Groveton
- Parker Ridge Cemetery 2023
- Scrub Creek School 1991
- Sumpter 1985
- Thornton Church Community 1988
- Site of the Town of Sumpter 1936
- Trinity County Courthouse 2004
- Trinity County Seats
Pennington 3
Apple Springs 2
- Mount Zion Cemetery 2004
- Nigton Community 2016
Groveton vicinity 2
- Chita Cemetery 2001
- North Cedar Community 2000
Friday 1
- Zion Hill Cemetery 2019
Kennard 1
- Rice Cemetery 2024
Lovelady vicinity 1
- Holly Cemetery 2001
Sebastopol 1
- Carlisle Cemetery 2009
Elsewhere in Trinity County 8
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