Fort Milam
Built at the capital of Robertson's Colony named in 1834 Sarahville De Viesca in honor of his mother Sarah Robertson and the Governor of Texas, Agustin DeViesca. Soon after its name was changed to Milam, December 27, 1835, a ranging company built the fort as a protection to the settlers against hostile Indians.
31.2334° N, 96.9391° W
Where to Find It
From Marlin, take FM 712 about 4 mi SW to FM 2027, then Go south 2 mi. to local road. Take road east .7 mi. to Brazos River Falls.
Nearby Markers
- 0.5 mi W Bull Hill Cemetery Cedar Springs vicinity
- 1.5 mi NE Falls of the Brazos River Marlin
- 3.2 mi NW Old Settlers and Veterans Association of Falls County Lott
- 3.8 mi NE Bucksnort Marlin
- 4.3 mi SW Jonathan Cochran Pool Lott
- 5.3 mi NE Site of the Home of John Marlin