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Historical Markers in Hood County, Texas
Granbury is the county seat for Hood County
Adjacent to Hood County, Texas
1 ► Texas, Hood County, Acton — 79 — Acton Cemetery —  |
| 2 ► Texas, Hood County, Acton — 1945 — Former Acton Masonic Lodge Hall — |
| 3 ► Texas, Hood County, Acton — 6249 — Grave of Elizabeth Crockett — |
| 4 ► Texas, Hood County, Acton — 6256 — Three Miles South to the Grave of Elizabeth Crockett — |
| 5 ► Texas, Hood County, Cresson — 541 — Bruce-Davis House — |
| 6 ► Texas, Hood County, Cresson — 13144 — Cresson School — |
| 7 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 222 — Aston-Landers Building — |
| 8 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 15016 — Baker-Carmichael House — |
| 9 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 283 — Baker-Doyle Building — |
| 10 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 284 — Baker-Rylee Building and Town Square Service Station — |
| 11 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 579 — Bush-Morgan-Cherry Building — |
| 12 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 6251 — City named for Texas Confederate General H.B. Granbury — 1831 - 1864 — |
| 13 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 993 — Comanche Peak — |
| 14 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 6259 — County Named for Famous Confederate General John Bell Hood — 1831 - 1879 — |
| 15 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 12077 — Dr. William and Eunice Walker House — |
| 16 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 12078 — E. A. Hannaford Building — |
| 17 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 1313 — E. A. Hannaford House — |
| 18 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 6250 — First National Bank — |
| 19 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 1837 — First Presbyterian Church of Granbury — |
| 20 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2229 — Gordon Home — |
| 21 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2245 — Granbury Opera House — |
| 22 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2246 — Granbury Railroad Depot — |
| 23 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2375 — Hardware and Tin Shop — |
| 24 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2389 — Harris Building — |
| 25 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2412 — Haynes-Burns-Ewell Building — |
| 26 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 84 — Here J.A. Clark and his two sons, Addison and Randolph began a private school — |
| 27 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2552 — Hood County Courthouse — |
| 28 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2553 — Hood County Jailhouse — |
| 29 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2554 — Hood County News — |
| 30 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2676 — J. F. and J. Nutt Building — |
| 31 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2672 — J.D. and Georgia Brown House — |
| 32 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 12811 — James Hogan Doyle and Mary Kate Stringfellow Doyle — |
| 33 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 17832 — Nellie Gray Robertson — |
| 34 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 4884 — Site of Schultz Blacksmith Shop — |
| 35 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 221 — The Aston House — |
| 36 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 12319 — The Colony Cemetery — |
| 37 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 1166 — The Daniel House — |
| 38 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 5331 — The Fair — |
| 39 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2190 — The Glenn Brothers' Building — |
| 40 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 2242 — The Granbury House — |
| 41 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 14214 — Thorp Spring Cemetery — Established Circa 1850s — |
| 42 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 5479 — Thrash-Landers-Hiner House — |
| 43 ► Texas, Hood County, Granbury — 5913 — Wright-Henderson-Duncan House — |