Polk County Historical Markers
Polk County has 78 Texas historical markers across 9 towns and communities. 18 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 78
- Mapped
- 58
- Landmarks
- 18
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Historic Homes, Churches and Congregations, Native American History, African American History, Military History
Livingston 46
- "Polk County Enterprise" 1970
- Bethel Baptist Church 1966
- Birthplace of Margo Jones 1967
- Bluff Creek Cemetery 2022
- Bold Springs Cemetery 2023
- Captain Isaac Newton Moreland Turner, C. S. A.
- Central Baptist Church 2009
- Chief John Blount 2011
- Chief John Scott 1968
- Old City Cemetery (Old Livingston Cemetery) 2001
- Confederate Service of Alabama and Coushatta Indians 1994
- Dunbar High School 2008
- Early Indian Trails 1968
- Early Roads in Polk County 1970
- Education in Livingston 2007
- Feagin Cemetery 1998
- First Methodist Church of Livingston 1991
- First National Bank 1967
- First State Bank of Livingston 1970
- Forest Hill Cemetery 2003
- G. G. Nettles Home 1966
- Greenfield Cemetery 2003
- John C. Leggett House 1967
- John Kale House 1965
- Livingston 1966
- The Livingston Telephone Company 1985
- Locomotive No. 5 1991
- Lt. Col. James M. Parker Jr. 2019
- Magnolia Hill Cemetery 2003
- Major Henry W. Augustine 1968
- Margaret V. "Margo" Jones 2004
- Menard Chapel Church, School, and Cemetery 1993
- Midway Cemetery 1994
- Nettles Cemetery 2000
- Site of Old Andress Inn 1967
- Paddlewheels on the Trinity
- Polk County 1936
- Polk County Courthouse 2001
- Polk County, C. S. A. 1964
- R.A. McCaghren Cemetery 2002
- The Sawyer House 1987
- Sunflower Baptist Church 1992
- Trinity Lodge No. 14, A.F. & A.M. 1983
- Village of the Alabama and Coushatti Indians 1962
- West Tempe Cemetery 2002
- Whitehead Home 1967
Moscow 11
- Adams Cemetery 2009
- Augustus Darby Home 1964
- E. C. Matthews Home 1966
- First Baptist Church 1965
- James Burch 1936
- Moscow 1967
- Moscow Male and Female Academy 1936
- Moscow Masonic Male and Female Academy 1962
- Near Boyhood Home of John Wesley Hardin 1970
- Texas Statesman William Pettus Hobby 1964
- William Barnett Hardin 1967
Corrigan 7
- Abbott Springs Meadows Cemetery 2008
- Damascus Missionary Baptist Church 1967
- P. B. Maxey Home 1968
- Saxon Family Homestead 1978
- Town of Corrigan 1970
- Union Springs Baptist Church 1967
- Wheeler Cemetery 1993
Goodrich 5
- Capt. Hardy B. Purvis 1970
- Goodrich School 2011
- Magee-Love Log House 1970
- Roscoe D. Holliday 1968
- Site of the Town of Swartwout 1936
Leggett 2
- Nelson Henry Rice Cemetery 2000
- Oates Cemetery 2009
Onalaska 2
Barnes 1
Camden 1
Livingston vicinity 1
- Site of Smithfield 2001
Elsewhere in Polk County 2
- Old Bean Place 1964
- Bluewater Cemetery 2015
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