Brewster County Historical Markers
Brewster County has 40 Texas historical markers across 4 towns and communities. 18 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 40
- Mapped
- 38
- Landmarks
- 18
Common subjects here: Nature and Geology, Historic Homes, Hotels and Inns, Ranching and Cowboys, Churches and Congregations, Native American History
Alpine 22
- Alpine 1965
- Ancient Rocks Boundary 1970
- Brewster County 1936
- Brewster County Courthouse 1965
- City Building 1965
- First Baptist Church of Alpine 2002
- First Methodist Church 1965
- Gage-Van Sickle House 1965
- Garcia-Valadez House 1968
- Hancock Building 1965
- Holland Hotel Building 1980
- J. C. Bird 2013
- J.C. Carr-Bob Slight House 1968
- John R. Holland 2009
- Leoncita Springs 1936
- Nolte-Rooney House 1968
- Our Lady of Peace Parish Hall 1965
- Ritchey Hotel, 1886 1965
- Old Roman Catholic Church 1965
- Texas Confederate Colonel Henry P. Brewster (1816-1884) 1963
- Texas Confederate General Lawrence "Sul" Ross 1963
- W. W. Townsend Home 1986
Marathon 14
- Albion E. Shepard House 2013
- Black Gap Wildlife Management Area 1963
- Chambers Hotel 1965
- Colonel Lewis Given Harman 1964
- Comanche Trail 1936
- Denuded Ouachita Rock Belt 1970
- Double Mills 1967
- First School House 1965
- First United Methodist Church 2023
- Fort Pena Colorada (Red Rock) 1936
- The Gage Hotel 1981
- Los Caballos (in core of the Ouachita Structural Belt) 1970
- Marathon 1964
- Pioneer School House 1965
Terlingua 2
- Federico Villalba 2014
- Terlingua 1966
Lajitas 1
- Lajitas Cemetery 2015
Elsewhere in Brewster County 1
- Burgess' Water Hole 1936
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