Refugio County Historical Markers
Refugio County has 29 Texas historical markers across 6 towns and communities. 4 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 29
- Mapped
- 27
- Landmarks
- 4
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Texas Revolution and the Republic, Historic Homes, Military History, Women's History, Cemeteries, Pioneers and Early Settlers
Refugio 17
- Amon B. King 1936
- Barefield School 2013
- Empresario James Power 1976
- Home County of Texas Confederate Colonel A.M. Hobby 1963
- Site of the Home of Captain Ira Westover 1936
- Irish Immigrants in Refugio 1994
- John and Virginia Linney House 1993 Listed as missing
- King's Men Monument 1936
- Mount Calvary Cemetery 1990
- Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church 1994
- Refugio City Hall 1990
- Refugio County 1936
- Refugio County Courthouses 1994
- Sally Scull 1964
- Urrea Oaks 1973 Listed as missing
- Woodworth House 1976
- Yucatan Soldiers' Burial Site 1973
Bayside 4
Tivoli 4
- Nicholas Fagan 1956
- The Peter Henry Fagan House 1976
- Peter Teal 1936
- T-C Ranch House 1972
Vidauri 2
Austwell 1
Woodsboro 1
- Woodsboro Square 1999
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