Historical Markers and War Memorials in Nacogdoches County, Texas
Adjacent to Nacogdoches County, Texas
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Chireno — 9276 — Halfway Inn — (Flournoy - Granberry House) —  |
| 2► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Douglass — 9303 — Presidio Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores — |
| 3► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Melrose — Pioneer Texas Oil Man — Lyne Taliaferro Barret — (1832-1913) — |
| 4► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacgodoches — 9262 — Chas. Hoya Land Office — |
| 5► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacgodoches — Gladys Hampton Building — |
| 6► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacgodoches — 9298 — Nacogdoches County — |
| 7► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacgodoches — 9355 — Old Spanish Cemetery — (1800-1825) — |
| 8► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — "The Treaty" — sculpted by Michael Boyett — |
| 9► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — Alton W. Birdwell — (1870-1954) — |
| 10► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9243 — Ancient Mound — |
| 11► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — Ancient Paths — Camino de los Tejas — |
| 12► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — Battle of Nacogdoches — August 2, 1832 — |
| 13► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9252 — Battle of Nacogdoches — (August 2, 1832) — |
| 14► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9398 — Charles Standfield Taylor — |
| 15► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9270 — Durst-Taylor House — |
| 16► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — Eugenia Sterne Park — A Deed of Affection from Sam Houston — |
| 17► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9273 — First United Methodist Church of Nacogdoches — |
| 18► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9271 — Haden Edwards — |
| 19► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9356 — Home of Adolphus Sterne — |
| 20► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9347 — Homesite of John S. Roberts — (1796-1871) — |
| 21► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 12099 — Ingraham Building — |
| 22► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9346 — John S. Roberts — |
| 23► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9281 — La Calle Real del Norte — |
| 24► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 14133 — Milam Lodge #2, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Texas — |
| 25► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 12101 — Nacogdoches Federal Building / Post Office — |
| 26► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 12102 — Oak Grove Cemetery — |
| 27► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 12103 — Old North Church Cemetery — |
| 28► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9393 — Old Stone Fort — |
| 29► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9345 — On this site stood the old "Red House" — |
| 30► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9253 — Site of Bivouac and Banquet for The New Orleans' Greys — |
| 31► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9301 — Site of Old North Church — |
| 32► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9399 — Site of the home of Charles S. Taylor — (1808 - 1865) — |
| 33► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9268 — Site of the home of James Dill — |
| 34► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9302 — Site of the Home of Juan Antonio Padilla — |
| 35► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9348 — Site of the Home of Thomas J. Rusk — 1803 - 1857 — |
| 36► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9286 — Site of the Mission Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe — |
| 37► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 12107 — Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College During World War II — |
| 38► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 14842 — Stone Fort Museum — |
| 39► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9400 — Texas Stagecoaches, C.S.A. — |
| 40► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — The Fredonia Rebellion — December 16, 1826 to January 28, 1827 — |
| 41► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — Thomas Jefferson Rusk — |
| 42► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 15980 — Westminster Presbyterian Church — |
| 43► Texas (Nacogdoches County), Nacogdoches — 9275 — William ("Bill") Goyens — Texas' First Black Capitalist — 1794-1856 — |
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