Site of Early Cattle Trail
Often called Chisholm Trail, since it connected with that famous route lying to the north. At Kimball Crossing (1.3 mi. SW) this trail entered Hill County. Drovers rested and reshod horses at Towash and Fort Graham, and then forded the Nolan River into Johnson County. (1967)
32.1332° N, 97.4735° W
The Texas Historical Commission lists this marker as missing. The inscription above is from its records.
Where to Find It
Near intersection of SH 174 and Owl Hollow Rd. Marker reported missing July 2013.
Nearby Markers
- 2.5 mi S Dodson Cemetery
- 4.5 mi E Blum Cemetery Blum
- 4.5 mi E Gus Bailey Blum
- 5.2 mi E J. T. Baker House Blum
- 6.7 mi SW Union Hill School Morgan
- 6.9 mi NW Baker-Lain Cemetery Cleburne