Brazos County Historical Markers
Brazos County has 96 Texas historical markers across 9 towns and communities. 12 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 96
- Mapped
- 78
- Landmarks
- 12
Common subjects here: Churches and Congregations, Schools and Education, Cemeteries, Military History, Historic Homes, African American History
Bryan 65
- Albert Gallatin 1936
- Alexander Cemetery 1974
- Alexander Methodist Chapel
- Allen Academy 1978
- Allen Academy (Duplicate) 1997
- Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church 2012
- Astin-Porter Home 1980
- Old Bethel Cemetery 2008
- Black Education in Bryan 1975
- Boonville Cemetery 2019
- Brazos County 1936
- Brazos County Confederate Commissioners Court 1965
- Bryan & College Interurban Railway 1995
- Bryan Air Force Base 2016
- Bryan City Cemetery 1968
- Old Bryan City Cemetery 2018
- Carl T. "Doc" Sprague 2024
- Carnegie Public Library 1969
- Cavitt House 1994
- Charlie Eric Jenkins 1993
- Confederate Veterans in Bryan City Cemetery 2011
- The CW&BV and I&GN Railroads in Bryan 2009
- Dr. William A. Hammond Sr. (undertold) 2022
- E. J. Jenkins House 1982
- Earl Graham Post 159 2020
- Edge House 1991
- Eugene Edge Home 1985
- First Baptist Church, Bryan, Texas 1966
- First Christian Church of Bryan/College Station 2016
- First Methodist Church of Bryan 1976
- First National Bank of Bryan
- First Presbyterian Church 1970
- Site of First Public School in Bryan 1973
- Grandview Cemetery 2019
- Harvey Mitchell 1965
- Ibarra Elementary School 2012
- Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 2020
- Isom Palmer 2006
- James Wilson 1997
- John N. Johnson 2021
- La Salle Hotel 2001
- Martin's Place 2005
- McMichael-Wilson House 1985
- Mount Calvary Cemetery 2004
- Site of Odd Fellows University and Orphans Home 1972
- Primera Iglesia Bautista Mexicana de Bryan 2022
- Queen Theatre 2012
- Reliance Church Cemetery 2008
- Robert Henry 1970
- Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church 1992
- Santa Teresa Catholic Church 2015
- Shiloh Baptist Church 2022
- South Methodist Episcopal Church 1976
- St. Joseph Catholic Church 1997
- St. Joseph School 1994
- Steep Hollow Cemetery 2008
- Town Named for William Joel Bryan 1965
- Site of the Town of Boonville 1936
- Union Hill Community 2023
- Site of Villa Maria Ursuline Academy 2005
- Waldrop House 1983
- Wesa Weddington 1983
- Wilkerson House 1983
- Wipprecht House 2010
- The Woman's Club 1989
College Station 16
- A&M College Consolidated Rural School 1990
- A&M United Methodist Church 2021
- African American Education in College Station 1996
- Carter, Richard, Homesite 1984
- City of College Station 2022
- College Station Cemetery 2021
- College Station Railroad Depots 1993
- Early Play-By-Play Radio Broadcast of a College Football Game 2005
- Early Texas A&M Campus Housing 1986
- Main Drill Field, Texas A&M University 2003
- Peach Creek Cemetery 2021
- Rock Prairie School and Church 1991
- Shiloh Community 1990
- Texas A&M Corps of Cadets 1993
- Texas A&M University 1978
- Texas AMC and WWI 2017
Kurten 2
- Della Love 2024
- Zion Church of Kurten 2014
Millican 2
- Millican Massacre 2017
- William Templeton Millican 2002
College Station vicinity 1
- Millican, C.S.A. 1962
Hearne 1
- Edge Community 2021
Mooring 1
Wellborn 1
- Wellborn Cemetery 2001
Wixon Valley 1
- John M. Moore School 2023
Elsewhere in Brazos County 6
- Alexander Methodist Church 1968
- Brazos River 1969
- El Camino Real 1968
- Leonard School 2015
- Moravian (Czech) Cemetery 1986
- Wixon Cemetery 1994
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