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Historical Markers in Hudspeth County, Texas
Sierra Blanca is the county seat for Hudspeth County
Adjacent to Hudspeth County, Texas
1 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Fort Hancock — Camp Rice — Built in 1884-5 —  |
| 2 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Fort Hancock — 3180 — Cpl. Benito Martinez — (April 24, 1932 – Sept. 6, 1952) — Machine Gunner, U.S. 25th Inf. Div. — |
| 3 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Salt Flat — A Precious Resource / Un Preciado Recurso — Guadalupe Mountains National Park — |
| 4 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Salt Flat — 1435 — El Paso Salt War — |
| 5 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Salt Flat — Frijole Historic Site — |
| 6 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Salt Flat — Frijole School House — |
| 7 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 148 — America's Second Transcontinental Railroad — (Joined Here in 1881) — |
| 8 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 238 — August Fransal — (August 9, 1843 – July 30, 1927) — |
| 9 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 907 — Claude Hudspeth — (1877 - 1941) — |
| 10 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 2007 — Fort Quitman — C.S.A. — |
| 11 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 2590 — Hudspeth County — |
| 12 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 2591 — Hudspeth County Courthouse — |
| 13 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 4694 — Sierra Blanca Methodist Church — |
| 14 ► Texas, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca — 5367 — The Killing of General J. J. Byrne — (Event occurred 15 miles south of here, in Quitman Canyon) — |