Historical Markers and War Memorials in Walker County, Texas
Adjacent to Walker County, Texas
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8433 — Anthony Martin Branch (July 16, 1823 - Oct. 3, 1867) —  |
| 2► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8426 — Austin College Building — |
| 3► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 13707 — Camp Huntsville World War II Prisoner of War Camp — |
| 4► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Charles Norton Shaver Sixth President of Sam Houston State University 1937-1942 — |
| 5► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Cornerstone of the Fourth Courthouse — |
| 6► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Elliott Toulmin Bowers Ninth President of Sam Houston State University 1970-1989 — |
| 7► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8451 — First Presbyterian Church of Huntsville — |
| 8► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8452 — First United Methodist Church of Huntsville — |
| 9► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8453 — Forrest Lodge No. 19, A.F. & A.M. — |
| 10► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8428 — General John Slater Besser (August 13, 1802 - May 13, 1893) — |
| 11► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Harmon Luther Lowman Seventh President of Sam Houston State University 1942-1964 — |
| 12► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Harry Fishburne Estill Fifth President of Sam Houston State University 1908-1937 — |
| 13► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8483 — Henderson Yoakum (September 6, 1810 - November 30, 1856) — |
| 14► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8456 — Henry Opera House (In service 1883-1913) — |
| 15► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Honoring Unknown Graves — |
| 16► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 12577 — Huntsville "Walls" Unit (Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville) — |
| 17► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 14798 — James Addison Baker — |
| 18► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8468 — Jesse Parker (About 1776 - May 27, 1849) — |
| 19► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 16519 — Josey Boy Scout Lodge — |
| 20► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 12367 — Joshua Houston (c. 1822-January 8, 1902) — |
| 21► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Law Office (Sam Houston) — |
| 22► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 14506 — Margaret Moffette Lea Houston April 11, 1819 - December 3, 1867 — |
| 23► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8467 — Oakwood Cemetery — |
| 24► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8455 — Old Gibbs Store — |
| 25► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8461 — Old Main Building — |
| 26► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 12281 — Original Site of The Steamboat House — |
| 27► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8469 — Peabody Library Building — |
| 28► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 12280 — Pleasant Williams Kittrell (April 13, 1805 - September 29, 1867) — |
| 29► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 18181 — Powell Sanctuary — |
| 30► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8457 — Sam Houston — |
| 31► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Sam Houston — |
| 32► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Sam Houston Whittling Site — |
| 33► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Sam Houston Whittling Site — |
| 34► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Site of First Masonic Lodge Building — |
| 35► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Steamboat House — |
| 36► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — The Bedias Indians — |
| 37► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — The Death of Sam Houston — |
| 38► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 12278 — The Five Courthouses of Walker County — |
| 39► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 18491 — The Huntsville Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1867 — |
| 40► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — The Presidents Tree — |
| 41► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8427 — The Rev. Thomas H. Ball — |
| 42► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — The Sam Houston Monument — |
| 43► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — Union Soldiers Graves — |
| 44► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 16106 — Walker County — |
| 45► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 12282 — Walker County — |
| 46► Texas (Walker County), Huntsville — 8482 — Woodland, Home of Sam Houston (1793 - 1863) — |
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