San Jacinto County Historical Markers
San Jacinto County has 33 Texas historical markers across 5 towns and communities. 6 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1911.
- Markers
- 33
- Mapped
- 32
- Landmarks
- 6
2 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Texas Revolution and the Republic, Cemeteries, Military History, Churches and Congregations, Pioneers and Early Settlers, Towns and Communities
Coldspring 17
- The Big Thicket, C. S. A. 1965 Listed as missing
- Coldspring Methodist Church 1964
- Site of Council Hill 1936
- First Baptist Church of Coldspring 1999
- General James Davis 1965
- Governor George Tyler Wood 1976
- J. M. Hansbro's Law Office 1967
- Laurel Hill Cemetery 1973
- McClanahan-Trapp House 1988
- Mount Moriah Lodge No. 37, A. F. & A. M. 1990
- Oakwood Cemetery 1988
- Pine Valley Cemetery and Missionary Baptist Church 1981
- San Jacinto County 1936
- San Jacinto County Courthouse 2000
- San Jacinto County Jail 1971
- Old San Jacinto County Jail 1982
- Townsite of Coldspring 1970
Point Blank 8
Oakhurst 3
Shepherd 3
- Near Site of Coushatta Indian Village 1970 Listed as missing
- Shepherd Methodist Church 1970
- Town of Shepherd 1972
Evergreen 2
- Evergreen United Methodist Church 1982
- Old Waverly 1969
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