Texas Historical Markers

Texas Historical Markers in Bexar County

192 markers in Bexar County, each told out loud by Duane in his own voice.

• "Battle" of Adams Hill San Antonio
• "Kelly No. 2" Flight Line San Antonio
• 9th Cavalry at San Pedro Springs San Antonio
• Acequia de Arriba San Antonio
• Acequia Madre de Valero (Main Irrigation Ditch of Valero Mission) San Antonio
• Adina de Zavala San Antonio
• Adina Emilia de Zavala San Antonio
• Alamo Cenotaph San Antonio
• Alamo Iron Works San Antonio
• Alamo Low Barracks and Main Gateway San Antonio
• Alamo Masonic Cemetery San Antonio
• Alamo Portland and Roman Cement Company San Antonio
• Alejo de la Encarnacion Perez San Antonio
• Alfred Giles Home San Antonio
• Anna Barbara and Johann Engelbert Heidgen House San Antonio
• Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Cemetery St. Hedwig
• Anton Wulff House San Antonio
• Aqueduct San Antonio
• Barbed Wire San Antonio
• Barbed Wire Demonstration San Antonio
• Battle of the Alazan San Antonio
• Belgian Transit of Venus Observation Site San Antonio
• Belknap Place San Antonio
• Benjamin Rush Milam San Antonio
• Bexar County under Nine Governments San Antonio
• Book Building San Antonio
• Bowen's Island San Antonio
• Brooks Air Force Base Hangar 9 San Antonio
• Building 100 "Taj Mahal" San Antonio
• Captain Lee Hall San Antonio
• Carl Wilhelm August Groos House San Antonio
• Casino Club San Antonio
• Central Catholic High School San Antonio
• Central Christian Church San Antonio
• Chihuahua Trail San Antonio
• Christ Episcopal Church San Antonio
• Clara Driscoll (April 2, 1881-July 17, 1945) San Antonio
• Coker Cemetery San Antonio
• Commerce Street Bridge San Antonio
• Committee on Public Safety San Antonio
• Confederate Cemetery San Antonio
• Confederate Tannery San Antonio
• David J. and May Bock Woodward House San Antonio
• Dodd Field (Fort Sam Houston) Enemy Alien Detention Station, World War II San Antonio
• Don Jose Miguel de Arciniega San Antonio
• Don Juan Ximenes San Antonio
• Dr. Claudius E. R. King House San Antonio
• Edward H. White II Memorial Hangar, Brooks Air Force Base San Antonio
• El Carmen Cemetery (Cementerio del Carmen) San Antonio
• El Quartel (El Cuartel) San Antonio
• Emma Tenayuca San Antonio
• Engleman-Muench House San Antonio
• Enoch Jones Farmstead Von Ormy
• Enrique Esparza (September, 1824-December 20, 1917) San Antonio
• Erasmo Seguin San Antonio
• Ernst Homestead San Antonio
• Evers Family Cemetery San Antonio
• Fest-Steves Block San Antonio
• Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright Terrell Hills
• Gould-Onderdonk House San Antonio
• Groos National Bank San Antonio
• Guenther's Upper Mill, Site of San Antonio
• Gustav Blersch House San Antonio
• Halff House San Antonio
• Hamilton P. Bee San Antonio
• Harrison and McCulloch Stage Stop Selma
• Huebner-Onion Homestead and Stagecoach Stop Leon Valley
• In Re Ricardo Rodriguez San Antonio
• In this vicinity the Battle of Rosillo San Antonio
• Italian American Community in San Antonio San Antonio
• J.M. and Birdie Nix House San Antonio
• Jacobs Chapel United Methodist Church San Antonio
• Jay Adams House San Antonio
• Jefferson Davis Smith San Antonio
• John "Jack" Coker San Antonio
• John Lang Sinclair San Antonio
• John Salmon "Rip" Ford San Antonio
• John T. Floore Country Store Helotes
• John W. Smith San Antonio
• Jose Antonio Navarro San Antonio
• Jose Francisco Ruiz San Antonio
• Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio
• King William Neighborhood San Antonio
• Krause House/Mann's Crossing Post Office San Antonio
• La Quinta de las Piedras (Miguel Menchaca House) Helotes
• Little Church of La Villita San Antonio
• Ludwig Mahncke San Antonio
• Lydia Mendoza San Antonio
• Madison Square Presbyterian Church San Antonio
• Marnoch Homestead Helotes
• Maverick-Carter House San Antonio
• McCulloch Cemetery San Antonio
• Menger Hotel San Antonio
• Menger Hotel San Antonio
• Menger Soap Works San Antonio
• Mission San Francisco de la Espada (Mission St. Francis of the Sword) San Antonio
• Mission San Francisco de la Espada Dam, Ditch and Aqueduct San Antonio
• Mission San Juan Capistrano San Antonio
• Monte Vista Historic District San Antonio
• Moses Austin San Antonio
• Myra Lillian Davis Hemmings San Antonio
• Norton-Polk-Mathis House San Antonio
• Noted Texas Soldier Col. Edward Miles San Antonio
• O. Henry House San Antonio
• Oak Island Methodist Church and Cemetery San Antonio
• Old Edward Steves House San Antonio
• Old Houston Road San Antonio
• Old Military Headquarters San Antonio
• Old Military Hospital San Antonio
• Old Powder Mill San Antonio
• Old S. J. Brooks Home San Antonio
• Old San Antonio National Bank Building San Antonio
• Old San Pedro Springs San Antonio
• Old St. Mary's College San Antonio
• Oscar and Rachel Berman House San Antonio
• Our Lady of the Lake University San Antonio
• Petty House San Antonio
• Plaza De Armas (Military Plaza) San Antonio
• Polish Quarter of San Antonio San Antonio
• Portland Cement Plants San Antonio
• R. L. White Ranch Helotes
• Robert B. Evans Home San Antonio
• Route of El Camino Real San Antonio
• Roy and Madge Hearne House San Antonio
• Ruiz-Herrera Cemetery Von Ormy
• Saint Hedwig Saint Hedwig
• Saint Mark's Episcopal Church San Antonio
• Saint Mary's, Old, Site Of San Antonio
• Saint Philip's College San Antonio
• Salado Valley San Antonio
• San Antonio Casino Club Building San Antonio
• San Antonio High School San Antonio
• San Antonio Mutual Aid Association San Antonio
• San Antonio Section, National Council of Jewish Women San Antonio
• San Francisco Di Paola Catholic Church San Antonio
• San Pedro Creek San Antonio
• Sartor House San Antonio
• Scenic Loop - Boerne Stage - Toutant-Beauregard Historic Corridor Helotes
• Scottish Rite Cathedral San Antonio
• Second Baptist Church of San Antonio San Antonio
• Silvestre Revueltas San Antonio
• Site of de la Garza House, Gardens and Mint San Antonio
• Site of Home (1850 to 1870) of Samuel Augustus Maverick San Antonio
• Site of Idlewild Community Macdona
• Site of Old St. Mary's San Antonio
• Site of Rincon/Douglass School San Antonio
• Site of the Camp of Stephen F. Austin San Antonio
• Site of the Home of Dr. Ferdinand Ludwig Herff San Antonio
• Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Building San Antonio
• Spanish and Mexican Land Grants San Antonio
• St. Anthony Catholic School San Antonio
• St. John's Lutheran Church, "the Rooster Church" San Antonio
• St. Paul United Methodist Church San Antonio
• St. Paul's Epsicopal Church San Antonio
• St. Philip's College (original site) San Antonio
• Station "X" San Antonio
• Stevens Building San Antonio
• Stinson Airport San Antonio
• Sunshine Ranch San Antonio
• Surrender of Federal Forces by General David E. Twiggs San Antonio
• T. C. Frost and the Frost Bank San Antonio
• Texas' First All-Spanish Radio Program San Antonio
• The Argyle Alamo Heights
• The Battle of the Medina Losoya
• The Battle of the Salado San Antonio
• The Bexar County Courthouse San Antonio
• The Bullis House San Antonio
• The Caile House San Antonio
• The Canary Islanders San Antonio
• The Casas Reales San Antonio
• The Dawson Massacre San Antonio
• The Grass Fight San Antonio
• The Matamoros Road San Antonio
• The Oge House San Antonio
• The Perrin Home San Antonio
• The Pershing Chinese San Antonio
• The Rev. John Wesley DeVilbiss San Antonio
• The Southwell Company San Antonio
• The Woll Invasion San Antonio
• Thiele Cottage San Antonio
• Thomas Jefferson High School San Antonio
• Toltec Apartments San Antonio
• Travis Park United Methodist Church San Antonio
• United States San Antonio Arsenal San Antonio
• Ursuline Convent and Academy San Antonio
• Venustiano Carranza in San Antonio San Antonio
• Vicinity of the Storming of Bexar San Antonio
• W. B. Teagarden House San Antonio
• Westside Black Enclaves San Antonio
• William and Mary Ann Richter House San Antonio
• Wolfson House San Antonio
• Zambrano House San Antonio