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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Limestone County, Texas
Groesbeck is the county seat for Limestone County
Adjacent to Limestone County, Texas
1► Texas, Limestone County, Coolidge — 15496 — Armour Cemetery —  |
| 2► Texas, Limestone County, Coolidge — 17714 — Munger Community — |
| 3► Texas, Limestone County, Coolidge — 5601 — United Methodist Church of Coolidge — |
| 4► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 1636 — First Baptist Church of Groesbeck — |
| 5► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 1757 — First Methodist Church of Groesbeck — |
| 6► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — Fort Parker — |
| 7► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 2002 — Fort Parker Memorial Park — |
| 8► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 13716 — Groesbeck Independent School District — |
| 9► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 2522 — Home County of Lafayette Lumpkin Foster (Member of the first Railroad Commission of Texas) — |
| 10► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 12031 — Limestone County Courthouse — |
| 11► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — Limestone County Memorial — |
| 12► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — 5937 — Mrs. C.D. Kelly (Zada Jane Sanders Kelly, 1881 - 1968) — |
| 13► Texas, Limestone County, Groesbeck — Old Fort Parker — |
| 14► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 530 — Brown Family Cemetery — |
| 15► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 14038 — Kimik Kiln — |
| 16► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 14004 — King-Williams Cemetery — |
| 17► Texas, Limestone County, Kosse — 16984 — Kosse Tabernacle — |
| 18► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 102 — Albert R. Mace (April 30, 1872 - Oct.18, 1938) — |
| 19► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 452 — Booker T. Washington Park (Near the Historic Comanche Crossing of the Navasota River) — |
| 20► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 12029 — Civilian Conservation Corps at Fort Parker State Park — |
| 21► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 1656 — First Baptist Church of Mexia — |
| 22► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 2858 — Joseph E. Johnston Reunion Grounds (4 mi. West) (Camp No. 94, United Confederate Veterans) — |
| 23► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 2864 — Joseph Penn Lynch — |
| 24► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3354 — Mexia Oil Boom — |
| 25► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3402 — Miss Rogers' Music Room — |
| 26► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3816 — Old Springfield — |
| 27► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3817 — Old Springfield Cemetery — |
| 28► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 3869 — Origin of the Texas State Teachers Association — |
| 29► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 4563 — Sanders Walker — |
| 30► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 1844 — The First Presbyterian Church Of Mexia — |
| 31► Texas, Limestone County, Mexia — 5515 — Town Named for Gen. Jose Antonio Mexia (1800 - 1839) — |
| 32► Texas, Limestone County, Mt. Calm — 3487 — Mount Calm Cemetery — |
| 33► Texas, Limestone County, Mt. Calm — 3517 — Mt. Antioch Cemetery — |
| 34► Texas, Limestone County, Mt. Calm — Mt. Calm Confederate Memorial — |
| 35► Texas, Limestone County, Prairie Hill — 4107 — Prairie Hill Baptist Church — |
| 36► Texas, Limestone County, Prairie Hill — 4108 — Prairie Hill Cemetery — |
| 37► Texas, Limestone County, Tehuacana — 5216 — Tehuacana (Te-wah-kana) — |
| 38► Texas, Limestone County, Tehuacana — 12580 — Tehuacana Cemetery Reported damaged |
| 39► Texas, Limestone County, Tehuacana — 5844 — William Rees Builder of Old Trinity University Structure (June 15, 1845 - July 11, 1937) — |