Hunt County Historical Markers
Hunt County has 100 Texas historical markers across 16 towns and communities. 12 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 100
- Mapped
- 93
- Landmarks
- 12
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Churches and Congregations, Cemeteries, Military History, Schools and Education, Historic Homes, Towns and Communities
Greenville 50
- Benjamin D. Martin 1968
- Bourland-Stevens-Samuell House 1969
- Burleson College 2014
- Center Point Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 2017
- Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ 1989
- Central National Road 1964
- Concord Baptist Church 1967
- Ende-Gaillard House 2002
- Farmers Electric Cooperative 2017
- First Baptist Church 1973
- First Presbyterian Church of Greenville 2006
- Fred Douglass Elementary School 2014
- Gen. Hal C. Horton Home 1969
- Germany House 1999
- Grace Presbyterian Church 1993
- Graham Point Cemetery 1996
- Greenville 2001
- Greenville "Herald" 1969
- Greenville Building and Loan Association 1986
- Greenville Cotton Compress 1971
- Greenville's Electric Light Plant 1965
- Site of Henry and Emerson Colleges 1968
- Humboldt Cemetery 2000
- Hunt County 1936
- Hunt County Courthouse, 1929 1994
- Hunt County's First Railroad 1972
- John L. Southall 1968
- Kavanaugh Methodist Church 1994
- Lallie P. Carlisle 1965
- Library Movement in Greenville 2002
- Majors Army Airfield 1994
- Mary Jim Morris 2014
- Merit Methodist Church 1971
- Mt. Zion Baptist Church 2024
- The Old Greenville Post Office 1975
- Peniel 1974 Listed as missing
- Site of Phillips Field/Majors Stadium 2003
- Public Libraries of Greenville 1979
- Route of Old Colony Line Road 1968
- The Seven Courthouses of Hunt County 1982
- Shady Grove Community 1998
- W. R. J. Camp House 1987
- Site of Wesley College 1971
- Wesley College Administration Building 1971
- Wesley United Methodist Church 1984
- Wesley United Methodist Church 1984
- White Rock Baptist Church 1987
- White Rock Community 1987
- White Rock Methodist Church 1987
- William Lane 1965
Commerce 20
- Birthplace of Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault 1968
- Bruce B. Williams American Legion Post No. 1 1982
- Centennial of Methodism in Commerce 1981
- Claire Chennault (CHINESE LANGUAGE MARKER) 2013
- Site of Commerce Churches 1994
- Commerce Post Office 1991
- Site of Early Commerce Schools 1986
- East Texas State University 1967
- First Baptist Church of Commerce 1983
- First Christian Church of Commerce 1985
- First Presbyterian Church of Commerce 1988
- Fourth-Sunday Singing 1968
- Incorporation of Commerce 1985
- Jernigin's Store 1982
- John T. Knight 2011
- Josiah Hart Jackson, Texas Ranger 1967
- Lebanon Cemetery 1991
- Mt. Moriah Temple Baptist Church 2010
- President's House 1997
- Stewart Cemetery 1999
Celeste 6
- Audie Murphy 1973
- Birthplace of Mack Harrell 1986
- First Baptist Church of Celeste 1988
- Headwaters of the Sabine River 1971
- Lane Cemetery 2010
- Lee Cemetery 2001 Listed as missing
Wolfe City 5
- Blanton School 2015
- Ebenezer Baptist Church 2018
- Historic Site of Wolfe's Mill 1971
- Mt. Carmel Cemetery 1975
- Old National Road Crossing 1967
Lone Oak 3
Quinlan 3
- Captain Henry W. Wade 1971
- Quinlan 1994
- Roberts 1997
Campbell 2
- Caney Cemetery 1998
- Sullivan Cemetery 2005
Kingston 2
- Birthplace of Audie Murphy 1973
- Harrell Campground 1965
Neylandville 2
Caddo Mills 1
- Clinton Cemetery 1998
Caddo Mills vicinity 1
- I.O.O.F. Cemetery 2001
Fairlie 1
- Sonora Cemetery 1984
Kingstone 1
Merit 1
- Merit Cemetery 2009
Scatter Branch 1
West Tawakoni 1
- Lake Tawakoni 1970
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