Blanco County Historical Markers
Blanco County has 39 Texas historical markers across 7 towns and communities. 9 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 39
- Mapped
- 36
- Landmarks
- 9
Common subjects here: Historic Homes, Churches and Congregations, Pioneers and Early Settlers, Women's History, Military History, Texas Revolution and the Republic
Johnson City 15
- 1894 Blanco County Jail 1986
- Blanco County 1936
- Blanco County Courthouse 1983
- Blanco County Trail Drives 1969
- Brown Cemetery 2018
- Dr. James F. Barnwell 2013
- Dr. James Odiorne 1972
- First Baptist Church of Johnson City 1979
- First Christian Church of Johnson City 1989
- James Polk Johnson 1989
- James Polk Johnson Building 1992
- Johnson City Masonic Cemetery 2002
- L. B. J. Boyhood Home 1965
- Lyndon B. Johnson and Hill Country Electrification 2011
- Thomas C. and Eliza V. Felps 1975
Blanco 14
- Adrian Edwards Conn Home 1966
- Amenthal 1990
- Blanco Cemetery 2008
- Old Blanco County Courthouse 1972
- Blanco High School 1984
- Blanco Methodist Church 1967
- Blanco State Park 2009
- First Baptist Church of Blanco 1991
- Girl Scout Camp Blanco 2022
- Jesse L. McCrocklin 1972
- Mt. Horeb Baptist Church 1988
- Peyton Colony (Board House) 2008
- Peyton Colony Lime Kiln 1988
- Pittsburg 2024
Round Mountain 6
- Elitha Smith Martin 1974
- Gideon Thorp's Arrastre 2009
- John Walton Harrington 1972
- Joseph and Eliza Bird Residence 2005
- Joseph Bird 1994
- Robert Price 1936
Blanco vicinity 1
Cypress Mill 1
- Goeth Ranch House 1972
Hye 1
- Hye Post Office 1966
Johnson City vicinity 1
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