Live Oak County Historical Markers
Live Oak County has 40 Texas historical markers across 9 towns and communities. 8 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 40
- Mapped
- 40
- Landmarks
- 8
Common subjects here: Towns and Communities, Schools and Education, Cemeteries, Military History, Roads and Stagecoach Routes, Music and the Arts
George West 15
- Charles and Emma Tullis 2014
- Charter Oak 1966
- Chauncy and Minnie Canfield House 2014
- City of George West 1967
- Crossing of Old Ox-Cart Roads 1968
- Don Victoriano Chapa_Don Prisciliano Chapa 2019
- Early Schools in Live Oak County 1975
- First Baptist Church George West 2019
- Fort Ramirez 1936
- George West Cemetery 2020
- George West First United Methodist Church 2016
- Live Oak County 1936
- Live Oak County Courthouse 2020
- Saint George Catholic Church 2018
- Thelma Laura Pugh-Lindholm 2017
Three Rivers 10
- Cunningham Home 2013
- Early Schools in Live Oak County 1975
- Felix Longoria 2009
- First State Bank Building 1964
- Jessy Franklin Gray 2018
- Loma Sandia Prehistoric Cemetery 2012
- Rialto Theater 2016
- Site Planned for a Regional Trade Center: Simmons, Texas 1969
- Three Rivers 1967
- Site of Three Rivers Glass Factory 1973
Lagarto 4
Oakville 4
- Live Oak County Jail 2015
- Oakville 1936
- Oakville Cemetery 1968
- Oakville Post Office 1979
Dinero 2
- Site of Fort Merrill 1936
- Town of Dinero 1970
Gussettville 1
- Gussettville 1967
Latham 1
- Jesse Robinson 1973
Mathis 1
- Murphy Ranch House 2015
Whitsett 1
- Town of Whitsett 1973
Elsewhere in Live Oak County 1
- Oakville Cemetery 2018
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