Crosby County Historical Markers
Crosby County has 42 Texas historical markers across 8 towns and communities. 7 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 42
- Mapped
- 40
- Landmarks
- 7
Common subjects here: Ranching and Cowboys, Pioneers and Early Settlers, Towns and Communities, Cemeteries, Historic Homes, Texas Rangers, Lawmen, and Outlaws
Crosbyton 26
- Battle of the Freshwater Fork of the Brazos 2015
- Big Four School 2015
- Citizens National Bank 1965
- Cole-McNeill-Jones House 1982
- Crosby County 1936
- Crosby County 1936
- Crosby County Courthouse 2000
- Crosby County Courthouses 1966
- Crosbyton 1966
- Crosbyton Cemetery 1984
- Old Dewey Lake 1968
- Headquarters of Half Circle S Ranch (L.R. French Ranch House) 1962
- High Plains Pioneer Henry Clay Smith 1965
- J. J. Pierce 1967
- Julian M. Bassett 1980
- Lamar Building 1967
- Lamar Family 1980
- Site of Leatherwood School 1983
- Main Supply Camp on Historic Mackenzie Trail 1967
- McNeill Ranch 1982
- Near Site of Pansy Baptist Church 1996
- Pioneer Memorial Building (Hank Smith House) 1962
- Silver Falls Pavilion 2021
- Texas Ranger Campsite 1967
- Two-Buckle Ranch Headquarters, Kentucky Cattle Raising Company 1984
- Work Building 1966
Lorenzo 4
- Site of Estacado 1936
- Lorenzo 1966
- Lorenzo Cemetery 2003
- R. M. Wheeler Home 1966
Ralls 4
- City of Ralls 1967
- John R. Ralls Building 1967
- John Robinson Ralls 1967
- Ralls Cemetery 1985
Cone 2
- Mount Blanco Community 1975
- Village of Cone 1969
Cone vicinity 2
- Cone Cemetery 1971
- Farmer Community 1970
Ralls vicinity 2
- Emma 1968
- Emma Cemetery 1968
Crosbyton vicinity 1
- G. W. Smith Home 1967
Lorenzo vicinity 1
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