Red River County Historical Markers
Red River County has 58 Texas historical markers across 11 towns and communities. 11 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 58
- Mapped
- 54
- Landmarks
- 11
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Historic Homes, Pioneers and Early Settlers, Military History, Texas Revolution and the Republic
Clarksville 35
- A House of the William Becknell Family 1978
- Albert Hamilton Latimer 2024
- Andrew Thompson House 1984
- Becknell Cemetery 2012
- City of Clarksville 1936
- Clarksville Cemetery 1982
- Clarksville Cemetery 2023
- Col. Charles DeMorse Home 1962
- David G. Burnet 1936
- Fairground Cemetery 2021
- First Baptist Church of Clarksville 1994
- First Presbyterian Church of Clarksville 1966
- Five Signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence from Red River County 2009
- Home of Col. Charles DeMorse 1936
- James Clark 1936
- Lone Star Cemetery 2024
- McKenzie College 1963
- Site of McKenzie College 1936
- McKenzie Home 1963
- Members of Confederate Congresses 1965
- New Haven Cemetery 1984
- New Shamrock Cemetery 2001
- The Northern Standard 1936
- Red River County Jail 1983
- Red River Courthouse 1966
- The Rev. William Stevenson 1972
- Old Shamrock Cemetery 2001
- Shiloh Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1936
- St. Paul Methodist Church 1971
- Stagecoach Stand, C. S. A. 1964
- Stone's Chapel Cemetery 2003
- Tuggle Springs Cemetery 2008
- Old W. L. Nunnely Home 1969
- William Becknell 1957
- William Becknell 2012
Bogata 4
- Bogata Cemetery 1976
- Cuthand Cemetery 2018
- McCrury Cemetery 1988
- Ringo Ferry and Ringo Cemetery 1999
Detroit 4
- Bluff Cemetery 2008
- First Christian Church of Detroit 1984
- John Nance Garner 1936
- John Nance Garner Home 1971
Manchester 4
Annona 3
- Garland Cemetery 2005
- Salem Baptist Church 2009
- Warthan Cemetery 2005
Avery 3
Blakeney 1
Boxelder 1
- James Cellum 1957
Clarksville vicinity 1
- J. D. Tippit 2001
English 1
- English Cemetery 2013
Negley 1
- Robert Hamilton 1936
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