Fort Bend County Historical Markers
Fort Bend County has 108 Texas historical markers across 14 towns and communities. 18 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 108
- Mapped
- 99
- Landmarks
- 18
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Pioneers and Early Settlers, Cemeteries, Towns and Communities, Texas Revolution and the Republic, Churches and Congregations, Historic Homes
Richmond 40
- Andrew Jackson Beard 1936
- Brown-Beard Cemetery 1985
- Calvary Episcopal Church 1984
- Church Of The Living God, Pillar And Ground Of Truth 2015
- City of Richmond 1969
- Constantine W. Buckley 1965
- The Darst-Yoder House 1976
- Dismounted Texas Cavalry 1964
- Early Courthouse Square 1973
- Erastus ("Deaf") Smith 1973
- Fort Bend 1936
- Site of Fort Bend 2023
- Fort Bend County Courthouse 1980
- Fort Bend County Jail 1985
- Site of the Home of Mirabeau B. Lamar 1936
- Site of the Home of Randal Jones 1936
- Jane Long Boarding House 1975
- John Foster 2002
- John Foster Land Grant 1989
- The John H. Pickens Davis House 1962
- John McNabb 1936
- Mamie and A.P. George 2019
- The McFarlane House 1985
- McNabb House 1979
- Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar 1936
- Moore Home 1962
- Morton Cemetery 1972
- Morton Lodge No. 72, A. F. & A. M. 1989
- Morton-McCloy House 1994
- Mrs. Jane Herbert Wilkinson Long 1936
- Oak Hill Baptist Church 2004
- Oak Hill Cemetery 2004
- The Peareson-Winston House 1976
- Randolph Foster 2002
- St. John's United Methodist Church 1983
- Thomas Jefferson Smith 1967
- Site of Thompson's Ferry 1936
- Walter Moses Burton 1992
- Williams Family 2015 Listed as missing
- Wyly Martin 1936
Rosenberg 20
- Charles Harvey Waddell 1990
- Cole Theatre 2022
- Concord Cemetery 1999
- First Baptist Church of Rosenberg
- Fort Bend Telephone Company 1990
- Foster Community 2004
- Holy Rosary Catholic Parish 2011
- Home of Thomas Barnett 1962
- Julius Edward Junker 2009
- Macario Garcia 2003
- Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar 1965
- Robinowitz Brothers 1988
- Rosenberg 1970
- Rosenberg Cemetery 2002
- Rosenberg Post Office 1994
- Taylor Ray 1979
- Teague-Waddell House 1979
- Trinity Lutheran Church 2008
- Trone-Ray-Lane House 1979
- Vogelsang Building 1986
Sugar Land 10
- “Sugar Land 95” State Convict Lease Labor Camp Cemetery 2021
- Hodge's Bend Cemetery 1975
- Imperial Prison Farm Cemetery 2015
- Stafford Plantation 2003
- Sugar Land 1964
- Sugar Land Auditorium 1992
- Sugar Land First United Methodist Church 2019
- Sugar Land Independent School District No. 17 1991
- The Sugar Land Refinery 1978
- Texas Prison System Central State Farm Main Building 2002
Fulshear 8
- Albert and Ethel Herzstein 2016
- First United Methodist Church Fulshear 2019
- Fulshear Black Cemetery 2012
- Fulshear Cemetery 1994
- Pittsville 2010
- Pleasant Hill Cemetery 2002
- Randon & Pennington Grant of 1824 2016
- Town of Fulshear 1971
Missouri City 5
- Dewalt Cemetery 1993
- Holy Family Catholic Church 2020
- Missouri City 1981
- St. John Missionary Baptist Church 2016
- Watts Cemetery 2025
Needville 5
Stafford 5
Beasley 4
Arcola 3
- Daniel Perry 2008
- Duke Community 2008
- The Fitzgerald and Fenn Families 2008
Kendleton 3
- Kendleton 1969
- Powell Point School 1994
- Terry v. Adams 2009
Orchard 2
- Krasna Settlement 2002
- Orchard Cemetery 2021
Booth 1
- Booth 2003
Clodine 1
Simonton 1
- Simonton School 2011
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