Texas Historical Markers

Texas Historical Markers in Austin County

47 markers in Austin County, each told out loud by Duane in his own voice.

• Austin County Bellville
• Austin County Jail Bellville
• Bellville High School Bellville
• Charles Fordtran Industry
• Concord Cemetery Kenney
• Cumings Family Vault Bellville
• Early History of Bellville Methodist Church Bellville
• Early Roads to San Felipe San Felipe
• Elemelech Swearingen Cat Spring
• Engelking Cemetery Cat Spring
• First Czech Immigrants in Texas Nelsonville
• Frank Cemetery Bellville
• Friedrich Ernst Industry
• Guardian Angel Catholic Church Wallis
• Hackbarth Building Sealy
• Haynes Mattress Factory Sealy
• Henniger Family Cemetery Industry
• Hill House San Felipe
• Industry Pilgrims Rest Cemetery Industry
• Industry Post Office Industry
• J. J. Josey General Store San Felipe
• James Bradford Pier Kenney
• Joachim H. Hintz Bellville
• John Bell Lewis Home Bellville
• John Friedrich Ernst, Jr. Industry
• John Shelburne Cemetery Bleiblerville
• John Wesley Kenney Kenney
• Liedertafel Sealy
• Lindemann-Ott House Industry
• Martin Allen Wallis
• Mary Theresa Juergens New Ulm
• McGregor Cemetery (Scottish Presbyterian Cemetery) Nelsonville
• Near This Site Stood a Town Hall San Felipe
• New Ulm Cemetery New Ulm
• On This Site Stood the Only Home Owned in Texas by Stephen F. Austin San Felipe
• Peters-Hacienda Schuetzenverein Sealy
• Preibisch Building Sealy
• Saint John's Episcopal Church Sealy
• Sam Houston's Camp West of the Brazos Cochran
• San Felipe de Austin San Felipe
• San Felipe Town Hall San Felipe
• St. John Lutheran Church Bellville
• St. Paul Lutheran Church Shelby
• St. Paul Lutheran Church Wallis
• Stephen F. Austin San Felipe
• Welcome Lutheran Church Welcome
• William Henry and Lydia Ann English Guyler Wallis