Hale County Historical Markers
Hale County has 45 Texas historical markers across 5 towns and communities. 4 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 45
- Mapped
- 44
- Landmarks
- 4
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Towns and Communities, Schools and Education, Ranching and Cowboys, Ghost Towns, Military History, Railroads
Plainview 33
- Bellview Community and School 1992
- Blasingame Home 1982
- Colonel C. C. Slaughter 1965
- Discovery Site of the Plainview Point 1973
- Dr. James Henry Wayland 1976
- Edwin Lowden Lowe 1973
- Emma Grigsby Meharg 1972
- Finney Field 2021
- First Baptist Church of Plainview 1990
- Former Office Site of Texas Land & Development Company 1973
- Gates Hall 1965
- Green Machinery Co., Inc. 1974
- Hackberry Groves 1972
- Hale County 1936
- Halfway 1979
- Happy Union 1983
- Site of Lake Plainview 1977
- Lamar School 1981
- Liberty Community and Finney Switch 1979
- Montgomery Ward Building 1982
- The Old MacKenzie Trail 1936
- Plainview Cemetery and Memorial Park 2012
- Plainview Daily Herald 1984
- Prairieview Community 1988
- Rawleigh Porteus Smyth 1975
- Running Water Community 1978
- The Santa Fe Railroad in Plainview 1975
- Schick Opera House 1977
- Seth Ward Cemetery 2024
- Slaton Well 1976 Listed as missing
- Snyder Commnuity 1977
- Three Miles Northeast to Site of Seth Ward College 1970
- W. J. "Jeff" Williams 1975
Hale Center 6
- Site of Epworth 1971
- First Baptist Church of Hale Center 1991
- J. Frank Norfleet 1978
- Nils Akeson 1993
- Ranching and Farming in Hale County 1985
- The Stant Rhea Stage Stand 1976
Abernathy 3
Petersburg 2
- Lakeview School and Community 1989
- Petersburg 1973
Cotton Center 1
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