1 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — “You can fool all the people part of the time …” — Lincoln Speech, July 27, 1858 —

2 ► Illinois, Dewitt County, Clinton — Abraham Lincoln —

3 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Abraham Lincoln - Eighth Judicial District — Clinton, Illinois — County-Seat Marker —

4 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — DeWitt County War Memorial —

5 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Friends To The End — Looking for Lincoln —

6 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Humorous Moments — Looking for Lincoln —

7 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Lincoln and The Law — Looking for Lincoln —

8 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Lincoln at Work and Play — You Can't Fool the People — Looking for Lincoln —

9 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Lincoln's Friends and Foes — Looking for Lincoln —

10 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Lincoln's Hat — Looking for Lincoln —

11 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — On The Campaign Trail — Looking for Lincoln —

12 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — War on the Horizon — Looking for Lincoln —

13 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Clinton — Warner's Memories / Lawyers and Book Lovers — Looking for Lincoln —

14 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, DeWitt — The Law and Lodging / Whiskey Mayhem — Looking for Lincoln —

15 ► Illinois, DeWitt County, Kenney — Abraham Lincoln - Eighth Judicial District — Logan / DeWitt Counties — County Line Marker —

16 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 22598 — Alex and Clare Wofford Hamilton House —

17 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 22666 — Alexander and Annie Hamilton House —

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18 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5907 — Brayton Flying Field — World War II Air Training School — (4.1 mi. NE, on Hwy. FM 766) —

19 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 552 — Buchel Bank —

20 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 576 — Burns Station Cemetery —

21 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 14544 — Charles A. Schlinke — (1863-1940) —

22 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 815 — Charles Goodwin Breeden — (January 27, 1860 - December 30, 1925) —

23 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 922 — Clinton — (.6 Miles East) —

24 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1020 — Concrete College (1865 - 1881) — 1/4 mile east to site of —

25 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1125 — Cuero —

26 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1127 — Cuero Land and Immigration Company —

27 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1191 — De Witt County Courthouse —

28 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — DeWitt County Monument —

29 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — DeWitt County War Memorial —

30 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1283 — Dr. William Watt White — (1829 - 1914) —

31 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1356 — Early Texas Bandstands —

32 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1484 — English-German School —

33 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1834 — First Presbyterian Church of Cuero —

34 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 1886 — First United Methodist Church of Cuero —

35 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 4802 — Friar-Cardwell Stage Stand — Site of —

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36 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2124 — General August C. Buchel — Honoring Texas Confederate — 1811 - 1864 —

37 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2165 — George Washington Davis —

38 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2197 — Gohmert-Summers House —

39 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2236 — Grace Episcopal Church —

40 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2420 — Heaton-Breeden House —

41 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 13265 — Hillside Cemetery —

42 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2560 — Hopkinsville Community — A Colony of Freedmen —

43 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2731 — James Norman Smith — Near Clinton Cemetery, Burial Place — (1789 - 1875) —

44 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2881 — Judge Henry Clay Pleasants — (MARCH 23, 1828 - NOV. 17, 1899) —

45 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 2913 — Keller-Grunder House —

46 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 15641 — Knights of Pythias Hall, Jewel Lodge No. 103 —

47 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 3072 — Leonard Roy Harmon — (1917-1942) —

48 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 3473 — Morgan Steamship Line —

49 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 3705 — Old Chisholm Trail —

50 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — Old Chisholm Trail Centennial Monument —

51 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 18226 — Proctor-Green House —

52 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5058 — St. Mark's Lutheran Church —

53 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5066 — St. Michael's Catholic Church —

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54 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5288 — The Bates-Sheppard House —

55 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5294 — The Breeden House —

56 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5327 — The Edward Mügge House —

57 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5415 — The Robert Allert House —

58 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Cuero — 5471 — Thomas M. Stell — (April 21, 1856 - July 3, 1939) —

59 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Edgar — 3498 — Mount Zion Baptist Church —

60 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Hochheim — 1126 — Cuero I Archeological District —

61 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Hochheim — 2502 — Hochheim — (Hoch's Home) —

62 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Hochheim — 2503 — Hochheim Cemetery —

63 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Hochheim — 5092 — Stagecoach Inn — (.15 mile West) —

64 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Nordheim — 617 — Cabeza —

65 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Nordheim — 2878 — Jubilee Park Pavilion —

66 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Nordheim — 3604 — Nordheim Shooting Club —

67 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Nordheim — 4020 — Pilot Knob — (Elevation: 447 Feet Above Sea Level) —

68 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Nordheim — 17526 — Sociedad Cementerio Union Mexicana Cemetery —

69 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Petersville — 13884 — St. Ann’s Cemetery —

70 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Petersville — 5661 — von Hugo - von Clausewitz Family Cemetery — (1000 feet South) —

71 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Thomaston — 5476 — Thomaston — (Founded 1872) —

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72 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Thomaston — 5477 — Thomaston Cemetery —

73 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Westhoff — 13071 — George Lord —

74 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Westhoff — 5769 — Westhoff —

75 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yoakum — 17730 — Asberry School —

76 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yoakum — 3535 — Municipal Power Plant —

77 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yoakum — 18860 — Yoakum National Bank —

78 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 89 — 2nd. Lt. Adolph Strieber — Union Veteran —

79 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 593 — C. Eckhardt & Sons Building —

80 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 1189 — De Witt County —

81 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — DeWitt County Veterans Memorial —

82 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 15119 — Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery —

83 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 12794 — Holy Cross Catholic Church —

84 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 924 — John York and Charles Eckhardt — (1800 - 1848) and (1813 - 1852) — Co-Founders of Yorktown: —

85 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 3095 — Lithuanians in Texas —

86 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — 4679 — Shiloh —

87 ► Texas, DeWitt County, Yorktown — Yorktown — Historic Overview —