Camp County Historical Markers
Camp County has 32 Texas historical markers across 2 towns and communities. 8 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 32
- Mapped
- 26
- Landmarks
- 8
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, African American History, Historic Homes, Towns and Communities, Railroads
Pittsburg 27
- Abernathy House 2015
- Bolton Cemetery 1991
- Camp County 1936
- Camp County Courthouse 2004
- Center Point Community 1979
- Center Point School 1996
- Colonel John L. Camp 1964
- Cotton Belt Depot 1991
- Ebenezer Cemetery 2010
- The Ezekiel Airship 1976
- Site of First Carnegie Library in Texas 1973
- First Methodist Church of Pittsburg 1976
- Holly Springs Baptist Church 1993
- Independent Hope Baptist Church 2009
- John L. Sheppard Home 1974
- Matinburg Cemetery 1993
- New Mine Baptist Church 1992
- New Mine Cemetery 2005
- Pitts Family Cemetery 1999
- Pittsburg 1991
- Reeves Chapel 1979
- Riley Cemetery 1991
- Saint Beulah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 1985
- Shootout at the Pittsburg Depot 2004
- Stafford-Paris House 1981
- W. L. Garrett Building 1990
- William Harrison Pitts 1999
Leesburg 5
- Carroll Hall Shelby 2022
- Cherokee Trace 1979
- Ferndale Club 2003
- Leesburg Cemetery 1992
- Leesburg Cemetery 2012
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