Marion County Historical Markers

Marion County has 130 Texas historical markers across 3 towns and communities. 81 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.

Markers: 130
Mapped: 114
Landmarks: 81

1 listed by the THC as missing

Common subjects here: Historic Homes, Churches and Congregations, Cemeteries, Military History, Women's History, African American History

Jefferson 127

"Gay 90's House" 1966
"The Magnolias" 1965
1897 Howe Truss Train Trestle 2019
19th Century Business House 1966
A. M. Urquhart House 1985
Alice Emmert Home 1974
Alley-McKay House 1986
Atkins House 1972
Austin Street Mercantile 1970
Beard House 1966
Benefield Sr. Home 1966
Berea Community 2013
Blue Bonnet Farm 1966
The Brooks House 1971
Brown Building 1966
Brown-Bender House 1983
Capt. William E. Singleton House 1966
Capt. Wm. Perry House 1966
Captain William Perry 1989
Captain William Perry
Carlson, Mary, Home 1966
Christ Episcopal Church 1964
Claiborne House 2016
Confederate Civil War Meat Packing Plant 1964
Dan N. Alley Home 1966
Deware, J. M., Residence 1966
Doyle Bower House 1966
Early Jefferson Lodge Building 1990
Early Site of Bell Factory 1936
Excelsior House 1962
Falling Leaves, 1855 1965
Old Federal Building 1965
Old Federal Court and Post Office Building 1966
The Figures House 1973
First Baptist Church of Jefferson 1977
Site of First Ice Factory in Texas 1936
First Methodist Church 1965
First National Bank of Jefferson 1981
First Texas Artificial Gas Plant 1966
Frazier Cemetery 2000
Freeman Plantation 1980
Freeman Plantation 1965
Frith-Jones Cemetery 2007
George T. Todd House 1974
George Webster Smith 2006
Godfrey-Singleton House 2015
Graham, Capt. Charles G 1977
Guarding Oak 1964
Haggard, George E., Bldg. (RE 80) 1966
Haggard, George E., Funeral Home 1966
Historic Houston Street Victorian Cottage 1970
Hodge-Taylor House 1964
Home of Capt. Charles G. Graham 1986
Site of Home of Captain George T. Todd 1965
Old Home of Geo. Keese 1966
Homesite of Barry Benefield 1984
The Homestead 1965
The House of the Seasons 1962
Houston Street College 1970
Hudgins-Blake House 1973
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 2006
J. H. Rowell Home 1966
Jay Gould Railroad Car 1964
Jay Gould Railroad Car 1994
Jefferson 1990
Jefferson 1964
The Jefferson "Jimplecute" 1973
Jefferson C. S. A. 1963
Jefferson Ordnance Magazine 2011
Jefferson Playhouse 1965
Jefferson Public Library 1966
Jefferson Turn Basin 1964
Jefferson's Public Square 2024
John M. Vines 1967
Kahn Saloon 1985
Knightwood 1965
Liberty Baptist Church 1989
Old Livery Stable 1968
Lockett Cemetery 1999
Macedonia United Methodist Church 2013
Manse, The 1966
Marion County 1936
Marion County Courthouse 2002
Marion County Depression Era Roadside Park 2011
The Marsh Place 1972
McCasland, Joe, Home 1966
Meat Packing Plant 1964
Methodist Church 1965
Mims Chapel Methodist Church and Cemetery 1983
Moseley, J.B., Home 1966
Murphy Building 1983
Nash Iron Works 1965
Oakwood Cemetery 1974
Oakwood Cemetery (Medallion Only) 2004
Perry Woods Home 1965
Plantation House 1966
Planters Bank 1965 Listed as missing
Presbyterian Church 1966
Preston Home 1966
Pyland African American Cemetery 2021
R. B. Walker House 1990
Richard Waterhouse 1963
Rogers Home 1966
Rogers Home 1966
Old Rosebud Saloon 1965
Rowell Family Home 1966
Rowell Home 1966
S. D. Rainey Home 1966
Sagamore 1966
Savannah Cemetery 2005
Schluter Home 1965
Sedberry, Mrs. Ruth, Home 1966
St. Louis Commission Company Warehouse 1962
Sterne Fountain 1982
Stilley-Young House 2006
Synagogue:Sinai Hebrew Cong. of Beth-El, 1876
Taylor Cemetery 1998
Terry, R.S., Home 1966
Texas Statesman Charles Allen Culberson 1967
The Thurman Place 1972
Todd-Terhune Residence 1978
Torrans-Clopton-Spellings House 1982
Trammel's Trace 1984
Union Missionary Baptist Church 2011
Vernon Dalhart 1981
W. S. Terry Home 1966
William Clark Residence 1981

Smithland 2

Potter's Point 1969
Wilkinson Cemetery 2008

Kellyville 1

Kellyville 1936

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