Mitchell County Historical Markers
Mitchell County has 43 Texas historical markers across 4 towns and communities. 9 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 43
- Mapped
- 41
- Landmarks
- 9
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Churches and Congregations, Ranching and Cowboys, Historic Homes, Native American History, Railroads, Oil and Gas
Colorado City 30
- The 96 Ranch 1976
- All Saints' Church 1968
- Buffalo Trails 1967
- Col-Tex Refinery 2011
- Colorado City Cemetery 2017
- Colorado City Standpipe 1985
- Colorado Opera House 1972
- Comanche Village Massacre 1936
- Old D.N. Arnett Home 1968
- Dr. Preston C. Coleman 1972
- E.M. Hardigree Home 1967
- F. M. Burns Home 1963
- First Baptist Church of Colorado City 1973
- First Methodist Church 1962
- First Presbyterian Church 1969
- The Founding of Colorado City 1968
- John C. Prude Home 1979
- Majors Home 1966
- Mitchell County 1936
- Plainview Baptist Church 1983
- R.C. (Dick) Ware 1967
- Ruddick Park 1970
- Seven Wells 1936
- Sites of Texas & Pacific Railway Depots 1981
- Spade Community 2022
- Spade Community Cemetery
- Texas & Pacific Railway 1970
- Site of Valley View School 1982
- William Marion Green 1968
- Y.D. McMurry 1970
Westbrook 8
- Coleman Ranch Field Discovery Well 1983
- Site of Conaway School 1972
- Permian Basin Discovery Well 1967
- Renderbrook Ranch 1965
- T&P No. 1 - W.H. Abrams No. 1 Discovery Well of the Permian Basin 1996 Listed as missing
- Site of Town of Cuthbert 1969
- Union Methodist Church 1967
- Site of Westbrook School and Church 1969
Loraine 4
- D.W. "80 John" Wallace 1966
- First Baptist Church 1967
- First State Bank 1969
- Lone Wolf Mountain 1967
Teville 1
- Handley Cemetery 1970
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