Wheeler County Historical Markers
Wheeler County has 44 Texas historical markers across 6 towns and communities. 12 of them mark Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The earliest went up in 1936.
- Markers
- 44
- Mapped
- 37
- Landmarks
- 12
Common subjects here: Cemeteries, Churches and Congregations, Military History, Native American History, Historic Homes, Schools and Education
Mobeetie 16
- The Battle of Sweetwater Creek 2021
- Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Elliott 2012
- Captain G. W. Arrington 1969
- Emanuel Dubbs 1968
- Site of Fort Elliott 1936
- Fort Elliott Flagpole 1966
- Frank Willis, Sr. 1968
- Mobeetie
- Mobeetie Cemetery 2012
- Mobeetie First Baptist Church 1983
- Mobeetie Post Office 1989
- Mobeetie United Methodist Church 2006
- Mount Zion Cemetery 2022
- Old Rock House 1964
- Temple Lea Houston 1968
- Old Wheeler County Jail, 1886 1965
Shamrock 14
- Bill Mack 2021
- Bowers Cemetery 2014
- E.L. Woodley 2023
- Episcopal Church of St. Michael and All Angels 2021
- Farmers and Merchants State Bank 1968
- First Baptist Church of Shamrock 1977
- Glenn Truax 2021
- Greer County, Texas 1967
- Pakan Cemetery 2022
- Shamrock Cemetery 2018
- Shamrock Methodist Church
- Shamrock Water Tower 2008
- Shamrock's St. Patrick's Day Celebration 2016
- Tower Building 1994
Wheeler 10
- "Rock School" 1964
- Britt Rock House 1964
- Custer on the Sweetwater 2017
- Frye-Puryear Home 1964
- The Millie Porter House 1968
- Rock Barn 1967
- Wheeler Cemetery 2012
- Wheeler County 1936
- Wheeler County Courthouse 2000
- Wheeler County Jail 1965
Lela 2
- Lela School 2001
- Old Pakan School 1967
Briscoe 1
- Zybach Cemetery 2012
Twitty 1
- Center Cemetery 2013
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