Smith County Historical Markers
Smith County has 111 Texas historical markers across 14 towns and communities. 20 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 111
- Mapped
- 105
- Landmarks
- 20
4 listed by the THC as missing
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Military History, Historic Homes, Civil War, Women's History
Tyler 61
- Antioch Baptist Church 2001
- Bascom Cemetery 1994
- Bascom United Methodist Church 2019
- Butler College 2008
- Camp Ford 1962
- Camp Ford 1936
- Cedar Street United Methodist Church 1989
- Chilton-Lipstate-Taylor House 2014
- Christ Episcopal Church 1981
- City of Tyler 1968
- Colonel Bryan Marsh 1963
- Colonel Richard B. Hubbard 1963
- Colonel Thomas R. Bonner 1963
- Confederate Arms Factory 1936
- The Connally Home 1983
- First Baptist Church of Tyler 1987
- First Christian Church of Tyler 1984
- First County Agricultural Extension Agent 1971
- Francis Heritage House 2014
- Frank Bell House 1978
- Gary Elementary School 1994
- Goodman Home, 1857 1962
- Headache Springs, C. S. A. Medical Laboratory 1965
- Hebron Baptist Church 2010
- Henry Miller Morgan 2004
- Hopewell Baptist Church 1997
- James Calhoun Hill 1978
- John B. and Ketura Douglas House 1998
- Judge Stockton Donley 1936
- Major James P. Douglas 1963
- Major John Dean House 1972
- Marvin Methodist Church 1968
- Murphey the Jeweler 1985
- Near Site of C.S.A. Ordnance Plant 1969
- Neches Saline, C. S. A. 1965 Listed as missing
- New Harmony Baptist Church 1994
- Oakwood Cemetery 1978
- The Patterson Home 1975
- Pine Springs Baptist Church 1981
- Pinkston Cemetery 2012
- Pleasant Retreat United Methodist Church 1998
- Ramey House 1997
- Richard Bennett Hubbard 1982
- Rudolph Bergfeld 2008
- Shamburger Cemetery 1990
- Smith Cemetery 2004
- Smith County 1936
- Smith County as a 19th Century Legal Center 1992
- Smith County Jail, 1881 1993
- Smith County Rose Industry and the Tyler Rose Garden 1975
- Smith County, C. S. A. 1965
- Texas College 2017
- Tomas G. Pollard, Sr. 2009
- Tyler Carnegie Library 2010
- Tyler Commercial College 2012
- Tyler Junior College 2001
- Tyler Tap Railroad 1975
- Whitaker-McClendon House 1988
- Woman's Building 1990
- Wood-Verner Cemetery 1992
- Yarbrough Building 1980
Winona 14
- Barber Cemetery 2003
- Camp Fannin 1989 Listed as missing
- Camp Fannin Internment Camp World War II P.O.W. Camp 2008 Listed as missing
- Elisha Everett Lott 1991
- First Baptist Church of Winona
- Harris Creek Cemetery 2010
- Head of Navigation on the Sabine River: Belzora Landing 1970 Listed as missing
- In the vicinity of Harris' place 1936
- The Kay House 1983
- Nicholas Wren 1968
- Siloam Missionary Baptist Church 2023
- Starrville Cemetery (HTC) 2018
- Starrville Community 1977
- Starrville Community Center 2012
Lindale 11
- Bethesda Presbyterian Church and Cemetery 1994
- Carmel Cemetery 2019
- Damascus Baptist Church 1994
- Duck Creek Soil Erosion Project 1984
- Hubbard Family Cemetery 1978
- In this vicinity extended the Vial-Fragoso Trail 1936
- Milburn-Gary House 1996
- On Burleson Lake_Camp of the Army of the Republic of Texas 1975
- Sabine Methodist Church 1985
- Whisenhunt-Kinzie House 2008
- Willie Lee Campbell Glass 2017
Troup 5
Bullard 3
- Bullard Cemetery 2001
- Bullard Water Well 2009
- Dewberry Plantation House 1962
Garden Valley 3
Noonday 3
- Hawthorne Cemetery 2004
- Noonday Cemetery 2009
- Seven League Cemetery 2009
Arp 2
- Mason Cemetery 2020
- Sartain Homestead 1983
Flint 2
Lindale vicinity 2
- Flewellen-Thweatt Cemetery 2001
- Site of Flora 2001
Omen 2
- John Franklin Overton 1974
- Omen (Canton) Community 1978
Overton 1
Starrville 1
- Henry Gary House 1962
Whitehouse 1
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