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Historical Markers in Bowie, Texas

 
Clickable Map of Montague County, Texas 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 Montague County, TX (32) Clay County, TX (4) Cooke County, TX (41) Jack County, TX (25) Wise County, TX (60) Jefferson County, OK (5) Love County, OK (4)  MontagueCounty(32) Montague County (32)  ClayCounty(4) Clay County (4)  CookeCounty(41) Cooke County (41)  JackCounty(25) Jack County (25)  WiseCounty(60) Wise County (60)  JeffersonCountyOklahoma(5) Jefferson County (5)  LoveCounty(4) Love County (4)
Montague is the county seat for Montague County
Bowie is in Montague County
      Montague County (32)  
ADJACENT TO MONTAGUE COUNTY
      Clay County (4)  
      Cooke County (41)  
      Jack County (25)  
      Wise County (60)  
      Jefferson County, Oklahoma (5)  
      Love County, Oklahoma (4)  
 
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1 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 18164 — City of Bowie
On North Mason Street (State Highway 59) at East Tarrant Street, on the right when traveling north on North Mason Street.
The history of the City of Bowie has been molded by forward-thinking pioneers of business, education and industry in the late nineteenth century. Situated along many significant trade and travel routes that traversed the State of Texas, permanent . . . Map (db m245772) HM
2 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 16324 — Elmwood Cemetery
On East Nelson Street north of Pelham Street, on the right when traveling north.
Early settler James W. Stallings donated the first portion of land for the establishment of a cemetery for area residents at this site in 1880. Two years later, the town of Bowie was platted near the cemetery site, along the route of the Fort Worth . . . Map (db m119325) HM
3 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 17922 — First Baptist Church of Bowie
On Lindsey Street at East Tarrant Street on Lindsey Street.
On December 24, 1882, Baptist ministers H.M. Burroughs and W.A. Mason, a missionary from the Baptist General Convention, met with fourteen local Baptists to organize the first Baptist Church at Bowie with Burroughs as its first pastor. To celebrate . . . Map (db m245774) HM
4 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 1791 — First National Bank of Bowie
On West Tarrant Street at North Mason Street (Texas Highway 59), on the right when traveling west on West Tarrant Street.
The oldest financial institution in Montague County, this bank was chartered on March 10, 1890, eight years after the town of Bowie was created on the line of the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway. Beginning with an initial capital of $50,000, it . . . Map (db m88890) HM
5 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 2521 — Home County of Governor James V. Allred(March 29, 1899-Sept. 24, 1959)
Near U.S. 81 south of Adkins Street when traveling south.
Vigorous, forthright and humane Chief Executive of Texas in years 1935-1939. Born in Bowie, one of nine children of Renne and Mary Henson Allred worked in youth as a soda pop bottler, shoeshine boy, newsboy. Attended local schools, Rice University, . . . Map (db m120183) HM
6 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 3437 — Montague County
Near U.S. 81 south of Adkins Street when traveling south.
. . . Map (db m240199) HM
7 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 18546 — Pelham Park
On Pelham Street (Farm to Market Road 3043) east of East Wise Street (U.S. 81), on the right when traveling east.
Before Bowie was incorporated in 1883, Confederate Captain John J. Carter purchased 160 acres in 1878. As early as 1879, veterans of the Confederate Army would meet on land owned by Captain Carter. The Carter Property was situated near the new . . . Map (db m245771) HM
8 Texas, Montague County, Bowie — 5076 — Saint Peter Lutheran Church
On West Houston Street at Texas Highway 59, on the left when traveling west on West Houston Street.
German Lutheran immigrants who settled in this area in the late 19th century were added to the Rev. John C. Schulenberg's North Central Texas Mission itinerary in 1893. St. Peter Lutheran Church was organized in 1894. That year a small wood frame . . . Map (db m245776) HM
 
 
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May. 4, 2024