Tyler County Historical Markers
Tyler County has 44 Texas historical markers across 8 towns and communities. 9 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 44
- Mapped
- 34
- Landmarks
- 9
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Schools and Education, Texas Revolution and the Republic, Military History, African American History
Woodville 23
- Alabama-Coushattas of Texas 1964
- Cooper-Reid Home 1968
- Early Law Office 1968
- Hart Mill Cemetery 2010
- Site of Henry T. Scott School 2006
- Home of James Edward Wheat 1970
- James Barclay Place, 1842 1962
- John Henry Kirby and Education in Woodville 1994
- John Wheat
- Lt. Col. Philip A. Work
- Moss Hill Community Cemetery 1994
- Original Site of Bethel Baptist Church
- Pedigo Family Cemetery 1990
- The Rev. Acton Young 1972
- Squire Cruse 1962
- Texas Statesman Allan Shivers
- Tolar Kitchen 1964
- Town Bluff 1936
- Tyler County
- Tyler County Courthouse 2000
- Woodville Academy and Woodville College
- Woodville Magnolia Cemetery
- The Yale Summer Forestry Camp and Gifford Pinchot 1986
Colmesneil 9
Chester 6
Warren 2
- Fellowship Cemetery 2018
- Lindsey Cemetery 1997
Beech Creek 1
Dies 1
Rockland 1
- Sturrock Cemetery 1994 Listed as missing
Woodville vicinity 1
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