Rusk County Historical Markers
Rusk County has 109 Texas historical markers across 21 towns and communities. 16 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 109
- Mapped
- 96
- Landmarks
- 16
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Historic Homes, Towns and Communities, Military History, Pioneers and Early Settlers
Henderson 59
- The 1860 Henderson Fire 2014
- Antioch 2009
- Arnold Outhouse 1984
- Bethel Cemetery 2010
- Birdwell House 1967
- Blossom Hill United Methodist Church 2009
- Site of Bowles' Indian Village 1936
- Capt. Robert Smith 1965
- Cherokee Indian Village 1936
- Church Hill United Methodist Church 1979
- Clinton Lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. M. 1985
- Crim, Elias Fleming and Mattie Spharler, House 2003
- Crim's Chapel Cemetery 1983
- East Texas Musical Convention 2004
- Ebenezer Cemetery 2012
- First Baptist Church of Henderson 1976
- First United Methodist Church of Henderson 1985
- Gaston Public School Complex 1992
- General James Smith 1962
- George W. Burton 1978
- Hardeman-Griffin House 1985
- Henderson 1989
- Henderson City Cemetery 2010
- Henderson Depot 1978
- Howard-Dickinson House 1968
- John Strong and Mary Ann (Whatley) Strong 1981
- John T. C. Patrick Home 1983
- Joiner No. 3 Daisy Bradford 1965
- Judge William Wright Morris 1980
- Lakewood Memorial Park 2018
- Liberty Missionary Baptist Church 1997
- Lockridge Cemetery 2009
- M. Kangerga House 1969
- Masonic Lodge Building 1991
- Mattie Trammel Schoolhouse 1992
- Mays Cemetery 2008
- Merritt Building 1988
- Millville Cemetery 2004
- Mission Springs Baptist Church 1994
- New Prospect Baptist Church and Cemetery 1980
- Patrick Community 1979
- Pine Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1966
- Pine Hill Methodist Cemetery 2009
- The Railroad in Rusk County 1986
- Rev. William Craig 1978
- Richard Brown 1971
- Rogers-Craig House 2012
- Rusk County Agriculture 1986
- Site of Shawnee Town 1936
- Smith, Captain Robert W. 1962
- Smith, General James 1967
- Strong Cemetery 1981
- T. J. Walling Log Cabin 1983
- Thomas J. Rusk (monument) 1936
- Trammel's Trace 1936
- Welch Cemetery 1981
- William C. Davis 1986
- Wright's Cemetery 1981
- Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church & Cemetery 1978
Mt. Enterprise 8
- Campground Cemetery 1994
- Dennard Home 1984
- Glenfawn Cemetery 1973
- Joseph Charles Miszner 1973
- Lyles-Sanders Cemetery 2010
- Shiloh Cemetery 1985
- Shiloh Cemetery 2005
- Smyrna Baptist Church 1981
Mount Enterprise 5
Laneville 4
- Anadarco Slaves Legacy 2019
- Gage Cemetery 2022
- Laneville Cemetery 2022
- McCune Cemetery 2014
Tatum 4
- Harmony Hill Cemetery 1988
- Martin Cemetery 2010
- Tatum Cemetery 1983
- Town of Tatum 1980
Minden 3
- Brachfield 2007
- Maple Grove Cemetery 1994
- William C. Hays 1971
Cushing 2
- Baysinger Cemetery 2001
- Monte Verdi Family Slaves 2018
Kilgore 2
New London 2
New Salem 2
Overton 2
Chalk Hill 1
Chapman 1
- Bridges Cemetery 1999
Concord 1
- Miles Cemetery 2010
Garrison 1
- Arlam Baptist Church 1999
Henderson vicinity 1
- Hunt Cemetery 2001
Laird Hill 1
- Lou Della Crim No. 1 1987
Lanevile 1
Laneville vicinity 1
Longview 1
- Elderville Cemetery 2019
Pinehill 1
- Buckner Cemetery 2001
Elsewhere in Rusk County 6
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