On State Highway 79 0.1 miles east of Hilton Road, on the right when traveling south.
The Trinity, a major Texas river rises 250 yards west of this 1250-foot mound. South of this site water drains to the Brazos, and north and west to the Red. This high point has been important in Texas history. It guided Capt. Diego Parilla to battle . . . — — Map (db m187147) HM
On State Road 114 1 mile east of Rodgers Road, on the left when traveling east.
Duel between a cattle roundup crew and Indians, on May 16, 1869.
Cowboys attacked at their work were Shapley Carter, Bill Crow and Henry Harrison, all of Palo Pinto County, crew captain Ira E. Graves, J.W. Gray, W.C. Kutch, and Jason McClain, of . . . — — Map (db m254081) HM
On West Oak Street at Hillcrest Drive on West Oak Street.
In 1883 when this area was still a roundup point on the cattle range, German families of the Lutheran faith began settling in the Salt Creek Valley. The following year William Bernhardt received a bible, prayer book, and a devotional book or . . . — — Map (db m254077) HM
