Harrison County Historical Markers
Harrison County has 147 Texas historical markers across 12 towns and communities. 39 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 147
- Mapped
- 126
- Landmarks
- 39
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Historic Homes, Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, African American History, Civil War, Military History
Marshall 106
- Adams House 1979
- Albert & Katie Van Hook House 1999
- Alexander Travis Hawthorn 1963
- The Allen House 1977
- Arnot House 1980
- The Belle Fry Gaines House 1978
- Bethesda Baptist Church 1979
- Bishop College 2018
- C.G. Lancaster 2019
- Site of the Capitol Hotel 1974
- Site of Central School 1994
- Confederate Capitol of Missouri 1963
- Site of The Confederate Hat Factory in Marshall, C.S.A. 1976
- Cumberland Presbyterians in Harrison County
- East Texas Baptist University 2013
- Ebenezer Methodist Church 1967
- Edgemont 1981
- Elks Building 2017
- Ewing Chapel Cemetery 2017
- First Baptist Church 1975
- First Methodist Church 1965
- First Presbyterian Church 1963
- First Telegraph Office in Texas 2022
- Fraley-Garland House 1986
- Fred Lewis 2019
- Fry-Barry House 1962
- Ginocchio Hotel and Restaurant 1971
- Ginocchio-Cook-Pedison House 1973
- Girlhood Home of Southern Beauty Lucy Holcombe Pickens 1965
- Governor Edward Clark 1963
- Governor Edward Clark 1967
- Greenwood Cemetery 1967
- Old Grover Cemetery 1986
- H. B. Pemberton 2014
- Hagerty-Harris House 1977
- Harrison County 1936
- Harrison County 1991
- Harrison County Courthouse 1965
- The Hockwald House 1979
- Home of Last Texas Confederate Governor Pendleton Murrah 1963
- Home Town of Texas Confederate General Elkanah Greer 1963
- Horace Randal 1962
- The Hub Shoe Store 2011
- James Harper Starr 1963
- James L. Farmer, Jr. 2016
- James Leonard Farmer, Sr. 1997
- Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church 1994
- Joe Weisman and Company 2004
- John Barry Henderson Home 1965
- John T. Mills 1936
- Judge J. B. Williamson House 1964
- Kahn Memorial Hospital 2000
- Key Log Cabin 1965
- The Library Movement in Marshall 1976
- Lt. Gen. George Perry Rains 1970
- Magnolia Hall 1968
- Marshall 1964
- Marshall 1991
- Marshall - Birthplace of Boogie Woogie 2013
- Marshall Cemetery 1966
- Marshall Fire Department 2022
- Marshall Hall 2013
- Marshall Hebrew Cemetery 1989
- Site of Marshall Masonic Female Institute 1969
- Marshall Pottery 1996
- Marshall Powder Mill 1988
- Site of Marshall University 1936
- Marshall-Shreveport Stagecoach Road 1979
- Marshall, C.S.A. 1963
- Matthew Duncan Ector 1962
- Matthew W. Dogan, Sr. 2014
- Melvin B. Tolson 2014
- Nesbitt Cemetery 1976
- Pierce House 1968
- Old Powder Mill Cemetery 1986
- Robert W. Loughery, Civil War Editor 1983 Listed as missing
- Sabine Farms 2008
- Sam Houston School 1993
- Sam Houston's 1857 Campaign in Marshall 1964
- Sam Houston's 1857 Campaign in Marshall
- Solomon Ruffin Perry 1968
- St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery 1999
- Starr Family Home 1964
- Site of Temple Moses Montefiore 1982
- Texas & Pacific Depot 1985
- To the Memory of Walter Paye Lane 1936
- Todd-McKay-Wheat House 2002
- Trammel's Trace Cabin 1965
- Trinity Episcopal Church 1973
- The Turner House 1979
- Van Zandt Hill 1969
- Walter Paye Lane 1962
- Ware Home 1963
- Webster-Mimosa Hall Cemetery 1998
- Weisman-Hirsch House 1979
- Whetstone Memorial 1936
- Whetstone-Lancaster House 2009
- Wigfall House 1979
- Wiley College 1973
- Wiley College Cemetery 1989
- William Bates Anderson Home 1963
- William Patillo House 1965
- Woodlawn Cemetery 2021
- Woodley Cemetery 1993
- Woodley House 1988
- Wyalucing 1936
Hallsville 13
- Cooperville Rosenwald School 2022
- First State Bank of Hallsville 2018
- Forrest-Rogers-Dollahite Cemetery 1996
- Hallsville 1973
- The Hallsville Cemetery 1986
- James F. Taylor Lodge No. 169, A.F. & A.M. 1986
- LaGrone's Chapel 1973
- Noonday Cemetery 1999
- Noonday Holiness Camp 2023
- Noonday Holiness Camp Interdenominational 1968
- Pleasant Hill Baptist Church 1997
- William Delafield 1972
- Young's Mill Pond 2018
Harleton 10
- Center Cemetery 2022
- County Line Cemetery 2004
- Site of Davidson Homestead 1968
- Harleton 1993
- Harleton Methodist Church 1994
- Liberty Cemetery 2002
- Piney Cemetery 2014
- Simmons Hill Baptist Church 2011
- Smyrna Cemetery 1997
- Smyrna United Methodist Church 1998
Karnack 4
Scottsville 3
Elysian Fields 2
Jonesville 2
Longview 2
- Gum Springs Cemetery 2000
- Temple Emanu-El Cemetery 2017
Woodlawn 2
- Pope Cemetery 2020
- Woodlawn Baptist Church 1974
Elysian Field 1
- Bailey Anderson 1975
Leigh 1
Waskom 1
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