Pecos County Historical Markers
Pecos County has 30 Texas historical markers across 7 towns and communities. 12 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 30
- Mapped
- 28
- Landmarks
- 12
1 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Military History, Forts, Women's History, Historic Homes, Roads and Stagecoach Routes, Native American History
Ft. Stockton 14
- Annie Riggs Hotel 1966
- Courthouse, Jail and Zero Stone 1966
- Old Fort Cemetery 1968
- Site of Fort Stockton 1936
- Fort Stockton Officers' Quarters 1966
- Fort Stockton, C.S.A. 1963
- Grey Mule Saloon 1966
- Koehler's Saloon and Store 1966
- Oil and Gas Industry in Pecos County 1973
- Oldest House 1966
- Pioneer Stagecoach Stand Operators Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Rude 1967
- St. Joseph's Catholic Church 1966
- Telegraph Office & School 1966
- Young's Store 1966 Listed as missing
Fort Stockton 8
- First National Bank Building 1983
- First Telephone Exchange 1975
- Fort Stockton Guard House 1966
- Garza-Torres Irrigation District 2024
- Hovey School 1994
- O. W. Williams 2001
- Pecos County 1936
- St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 1966
Iraan 3
- Giddings' Pecos Station 2007
- Iraan 1980
- Marathon Oil Company Discovery Well 1966
Girvin 2
Ft Stockton 1
Sheffield 1
St. Stockton 1
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