Kleberg County Historical Markers
Kleberg County has 36 Texas historical markers across 2 towns and communities. 5 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 36
- Mapped
- 32
- Landmarks
- 5
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Military History, Ranching and Cowboys, Churches and Congregations, Forts, Civil War, Women's History
Kingsville 30
- Camp Kingsville, U.S.A. 1971
- Camp San Fernando 1966
- Chamberlain Cemetery 2009
- Dawson Richard Murchison 1968
- Englishmen in South Texas, 1568 1973
- First Baptist Church of Kingsville 2004
- First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 2011
- First Presbyterian Church of Kingsville 2005
- First Producing Gas Well in Kleberg County 1974
- First United Methodist Church of Kingsville 2014
- Henrietta M. King High School 1981
- Historic Cattle Dipping Vat 1967 Listed as missing
- The King Ranch 1977
- King Ranch 1965
- King Ranch, C.S.A. 1965
- King Star Baptist Church 1998
- Kingsville Cotton Mill 1975
- Kingsville Railroad Depot 1974
- Kleberg County 1936
- Los Kinenos 2013
- Mexican Activities at Santa Gertrudis in the 1830's 1967
- Near Site of Hide and Tallow Plant ( King Ranch, 1866-69) 1971 Listed as missing
- Presbyterian Pan American School 2012
- Robert J. Kleberg Public Library 1981
- Santa Gertrudis, Headquarters of the King Ranch 1981
- St. Paul Lutheran Church 2003
- Taylor Camp Site, 1846 1964
- Texas A&M University-Kingsville 2013
- U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station - Kingsville 2008
- Uriah Lott 1972
Riviera 6
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