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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in West Texas Region
By Craig Doda, May 10, 2020
Spanish American War Marker
1 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — American Civil War / Spanish American War Andrews County Veterans Memorial —  |
| 2 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 167 — Andrews County — |
| 3 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 168 — Andrews County Discovery Well (½ mi. S, & ½ mi. W.) — |
| 4 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — Andrews County Veterans Memorial — |
| 5 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 407 — Billionth Barrel — |
| 6 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — C.E. Carruth Bi-Centennial Building — |
| 7 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 1257 — Dorsie M. Pinnell (June 25, 1875-July 23, 1939) — |
| 8 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 1350 — Early Settlers of Andrews County — |
| 9 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — Fight Against Terrorism Andrews County Veterans Memorial — |
| 10 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 1923 — Florey Park — |
| 11 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 2051 — Frankel City — |
| 12 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 2653 — Irwin Ranch House — |
| 13 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — Korean War Andrews County Veterans Memorial — |
| 14 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 3311 — Means Methodist Church (First church in Andrews County) — |
| 15 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 3361 — Midland and Northwestern Railroad — |
| 16 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 166 — Original Townsite of Andrews — |
| 17 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 4653 — Shafter Lake Townsite — |
| 18 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 4654 — Shafter's Trail — |
| 19 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — 2683 — The J. S. Means Ranch House — |
| 20 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — Two Billionth Barrel — |
| 21 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — Vietnam War Andrews County Veterans Memorial — |
| 22 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — World War I Andrew's County Veteran's Memorial — |
| 23 ► Texas, Andrews County, Andrews — World War II Andrews County Veterans Memorial — |
| 24 ► Texas, Andrews County, Frankel City — 5773 — Whalen Lake School (2 miles S.) — |
| 25 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — 27 — 19021904 Land Rushes — |
| 26 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — 456 — Borden County — |
| 27 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — 457 — Borden County Jail — |
| 28 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — 457 — Borden County Jail — |
| 29 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — Dorward Drug Est. 1901 David and Minnie Dorward — |
| 30 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — Gail Borden, Jr. 1801-1874 — |
| 31 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — 13798 — Gail Cemetery — |
| 32 ► Texas, Borden County, Gail — 18056 — Mushaway Peak (4 miles southeast) — |
| 33 ► Texas, Crane County, Crane — 755 — Castle Mountain (2 mi. East) Reported missing |
| 34 ► Texas, Crane County, Crane — 851 — Church and Fields Oil Discovery Well (Drilling site 2.25 miles southeast) — |
| 35 ► Texas, Crane County, Crane — 1105 — Crane County — |
| 36 ► Texas, Crane County, Crane — 18392 — Crane High School — |
| 37 ► Texas, Crane County, Crane — 2871 — Juan Cordona Lake (11 Miles Southwest) — |
| 38 ► Texas, Crane County, Crane — 5822 — William Carey Crane County Named For (1816-1885) — |
| 39 ► Texas, Crane County, Girvin — 2567 — Horsehead Crossing, C.S.A. (about 10 mi. NW) — |
| 40 ► Texas, Crockett County, Iraan — 13428 — Camp Melvin and the Pontoon Crossing of the Pecos River — |
| 41 ► Texas, Crockett County, Iraan — 3634 — O. W. Parker Ranch Headquarters — |
| 42 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1110 — Crockett County — |
| 43 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1111 — Crockett County Courthouse — |
| 44 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1112 — Crockett County Jail — |
| 45 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1113 — Crockett County's First Producing Oil Well — |
| 46 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1171 — David Crockett — |
| 47 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1471 — Emerald Townsite (1 Mile North) — |
| 48 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1496 — Ernest Malapert Powell (October 6, 1847 - August 9, 1925) — |
| 49 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 1992 — Fort Lancaster C.S.A. — |
| 50 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 2451 — Henry Street Hudspeth (18? - 1900) — |
| 51 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 2476 — High Lonesome Stage Stand (Site 11 Miles Northeast) — |
| 52 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 2861 — Joseph L. Casbeer (1839 - 1918) — |
| 53 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3049 — Laura and William Peery Hoover — |
| 54 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3775 — Old Ozona Hotel — |
| 55 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3895 — Ozona Junior High School — |
| 56 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3896 — Ozona National Bank — |
| 57 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3899 — Ozona-Barnhart Trap Company — |
| 58 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3897 — Ozona's First Water Well — |
| 59 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 3898 — Ozona's Water System — |
| 60 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 4005 — Pharis Hurst (1840 - 1927) — |
| 61 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 4517 — Samuel Theodore Smith (Sept. 7, 1846 - Dec. 26, 1925) — |
| 62 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 4758 — Site of Comstock-Ozona Stage Stand — |
| 63 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 5328 — The Emerald House — |
| 64 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 5393 — The Ozona Stockman Reported missing |
| 65 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 5398 — The Perner House — |
| 66 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — 5840 — William Mathias Miller (1829 - 1906) — |
| 67 ► Texas, Crockett County, Ozona — William Mozart McVey 1905-1995 — |
| 68 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Bakery — |
| 69 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Battle at Fort Lancaster The only Texas army post ever attacked by Indians — |
| 70 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Commanding Officer's Quarters — |
| 71 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Commissary Everything to outfit a soldier — |
| 72 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Company H Barracks Home away from home — |
| 73 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Company K Barracks A soldier's home on the prairie — |
| 74 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Fort Lancaster Cemetery — |
| 75 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Hospital Life at the fort had its share of injuries — |
| 76 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — 2587 — Howard's Well (19 Miles to the Southeast) — |
| 77 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Kitchen and Mess Hall Simple food, simply prepared — |
| 78 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Laundresses — |
| 79 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Lime Kiln — |
| 80 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Officer's Quarters — |
| 81 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — 3737 — Old Government Road — |
| 82 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — 'Quarter-Master' Everything to run a fort in the wilderness — |
| 83 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — 4383 — Ruins of Fort Lancaster — |
| 84 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Sutler's Store All things fun and diverting to a soldier — |
| 85 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — 5303 — The Chihuahua Trail and Escondido Water Hole — |
| 86 ► Texas, Crockett County, Sheffield — Welcome to Fort Lancaster An oasis for travelers, an outpost in the wilderness — |
| 87 ► Texas, Dawson County, Lamesa — 1183 — Dawson County — |
| 88 ► Texas, Dawson County, Lamesa — 16680 — Lamesa Farm Workers Community — |
| 89 ► Texas, Dawson County, Lamesa — 4025 — Pioneer Cemetery — |
| 90 ► Texas, Dawson County, Lamesa — 4754 — Site of Chicago (Ό mi N.) — |
| 91 ► Texas, Ector County, Gardendale — 3055 — LeGrande Survey of 1833 (S.E. Corner 18 mi. E. of this site) — |
| 92 ► Texas, Ector County, Gardendale — 280 — Near site of Baker Ranch School — |
| 93 ► Texas, Ector County, Goldsmith — 2198 — Goldsmith — |
| 94 ► Texas, Ector County, Notrees — 3617 — Notrees — |
| 95 ► Texas, Ector County, Odessa — 51 — "At Odessa We Became Texans and Proud of It" George H. W. Bush — |
| 96 ► Texas, Ector County, Odessa — 996 — Comanche War Trail — |
| 97 ► Texas, Ector County, Odessa — Construction and Engineering of Stonehenge — |
| 98 ► Texas, Ector County, Odessa — 16 — E.G. Rodman, Sr. (1896 1976) Walk of the Entrepreneurs — |
| 99 ► Texas, Ector County, Odessa — 18245 — Earl George Rodman, Sr. and William Douglas Noel — |
| 100 ► Texas, Ector County, Odessa — 1379 — Ector County — |
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