Hovey School
About 1910 a railroad stop named Hovey was established about 40 miles west of here on the Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Railroad. By 1913 Hovey contained a depot, post office/general store, and several stock shipping pens. Hovey school was established in 1913. The first school building burned and in 1916 this schoolhouse was erected in Hovey. It served as a one-teacher seven-grade school for Anglo and Hispanic students of the rural ranch community of Hovey. After the school closed in 1938 the building served as a community center. It was moved here in 1987. (1994)
30.8867° N, 102.8748° W
Where to Find It
Historic Fort Stockton grounds. Facing Spring St., NW side between E. 2nd and E. 5th streets.
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi SW St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Fort Stockton
- 0.1 mi W Fort Stockton Guard House Fort Stockton
- 0.1 mi SW Site of Comanche Springs St. Stockton
- 0.1 mi SW O. W. Williams Fort Stockton
- 0.2 mi NW Fort Stockton Officers' Quarters Ft. Stockton
- 0.2 mi SW Koehler's Saloon and Store Ft. Stockton