McCulloch County Historical Markers
McCulloch County has 25 Texas historical markers across 8 towns and communities. 5 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 25
- Mapped
- 24
- Landmarks
- 5
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Native American History, Military History, Ranching and Cowboys, Civil War, Texas Rangers, Lawmen, and Outlaws
Brady 8
- Cowboy Cemetery 2001
- Curtis Airfield 1972
- Fife Cemetery 2002
- General Ben McCulloch, C.S.A. 1964
- McCulloch County 1936
- McCulloch County Courthouse 1967
- McCulloch County Jail 1976
- Union Passenger Depot 1984
Brady vicinity 7
- Site of Camp San Saba 1936
- Camp San Saba Masonic Lodge 1962
- Geographic Center of Texas 1963
- Site of Indian Battle 1936
- Onion Creek Indian Fight 1973
- Soldier's Waterhole 1964
- Western Trail 1970
Voca 5
- Mount Tabor Cemetery (Brown Cemetery) 2008
- Ogden Home 1962
- Old Spiller Cemetery 2013
- Voca Cemetery 2004
- Voca Waterwheel Mill 1972
Calf Creek vicinity 1
Lohn 1
- Lohn Cemetery 2002
Melvin 1
Rochelle 1
- Rochelle Depot 1982
Rochelle vicinity 1
- Rochelle Cemetery 1986
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