After filtering for Texas, 12 entries match your criteria. Historical Markers and War Memorials in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky Clickable Map of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Muhlenberg County, KY (12) Butler County, KY (12) Christian County, KY (25) Hopkins County, KY (13) Logan County, KY (30) McLean County, KY (10) Ohio County, KY (27) Todd County, KY (12) MuhlenbergCounty(12) Muhlenberg County (12) ButlerCounty(12) Butler County (12) ChristianCounty(25) Christian County (25) HopkinsCounty(13) Hopkins County (13) LoganCounty(30) Logan County (30) McLeanCounty(10) McLean County (10) OhioCounty(27) Ohio County (27) ToddCounty(12) Todd County (12) Adjacent to Muhlenberg County, Kentucky ▶ Butler County (12) ▶ Christian County (25) ▶ Hopkins County (13) ▶ Logan County (30) ▶ McLean County (10) ▶ Ohio County (27) ▶ Todd County (12) Touch name on list to highlight map location.Touch blue arrow, or on map, to go there. GEOGRAPHIC SORT1► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Browder — 1946 — Capt. Henry Rhoads, Jr. — 1739-1814 — 2► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Drakesboro — 1086 — Airdrie Furnace Site / Iron Made in Kentucky — 3► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — Battle of New Orleans — 4► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 2157 — First Presbyterian Church — 5► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 614 — Forrest Reconnoitered — 6► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 2155 — George Short House / George W. Short (1805-1863) — 7► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 1202 — Jonathan E. Spilman — 8► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 821 — Muhlenberg County — 9► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 821 — Muhlenberg Hero — 10► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 1609 — Old Greenville Cemetery — 11► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), Greenville — 1735 — Revolutionary War Soldiers — 12► Kentucky (Muhlenberg County), South Carollton — 1666 — John W.I. Godman —