Coke County Historical Markers
Coke County has 31 Texas historical markers across 7 towns and communities. 4 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 31
- Mapped
- 31
- Landmarks
- 4
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Military History, Towns and Communities, Civil War, Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Native American History
Robert Lee 15
- Cary Allen Gates 1968
- Coke County 1936
- Coke County Jail 1972
- Divide Cemetery 1973
- Edith 1969 Listed as missing
- Fence-Cutting War 1967
- First Methodist Church of Robert Lee 1988
- Hayrick 1936
- Hayrick Lodge 696, A.F. & A.M. 1966
- Henry Davis Pearce 1970
- James Franklin Byrd 1968
- Locklin Bartholomew Murray 1973
- Richard Coke 1963
- Robert Lee Cemetery 1973
- Shelving Rock 1972
Bronte 5
- Bronte 1964
- Bronte Depot 1989
- First Baptist Church of Bronte 1987
- First Methodist Church of Bronte 1988
- Fort Chadbourne, C.S.A. 1963
Silver 4
- Cedar Hill 1970
- First Producing Oil Well in Coke County 1968
- Panther Gap 1973 Listed as missing
- Silver 1969
Bronte vicinity 2
Robert Lee vicinity 2
- Sanco 1966
- Southern Overland Mail, 1858-1861 1966
Tennyson 1
- Tennyson 1971
Tennyson vicinity 1
- Mule Creek Cemetery 1971
Elsewhere in Coke County 1
- Indian Rock Shelters 1970
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