Historical Markers in Beeville, Texas

Start with these Beeville stories

• Beeville Post Officeplaced 2009

  The first post office was established in Beeville in 1859, the year after the town's founding.

• Rialto Theaterplaced 2007

  This distinctive building served as the flagship of a chain of 22 theaters in south Texas. In March 1922, brothers Henry and Sydney Hall announced…

• Captain A.C. Jonesplaced 1965

  One of builders of Southwest. Born in Nacogdoches County, son of very early settlers. Became a cattleman; served as sheriff of Goliad County in…

• Cook Homeplaced 1966

  Built by John Cook, who was born 1846 in Texas-bound wagon train; at 17 was in Civil War; in 1866 married Frances Miller.

• Early Trails in Bee Countyplaced 1968

  From pack trails and wagon roads that marked this area at least 300 years, have developed such modern roads as U.S. Highway 181.

• George Homeplaced 1966

  Built in 1890 by Will H. and Julia George of materials from early house on land inherited from her father, Maj. J.H. Wood (Texas Cattle Empire…

Beeville on the Texas history calendar

• May 7: Beeville Post Office
• August 19: Rialto Theater

All 39 historical markers in Beeville

• A. C. Jones Home1967
• American Legion Post 8182014
• Barnard Elliott Bee, Sr.2010
• Bee County Courthouse2000
• Beeville on the Poesta1967
• Beeville Post Office2009
• Benjamin Dudley Tarlton Dougherty2016
• Blanconia (Old N2) Church1985
• Cadiz Baptist Church1983
• Camp-Ezell House1971
• Captain A.C. Jones1965
• Colony Cemetery2002
• Commercial National Bank1997
• Cook Home1966
• Early Trails in Bee County1968
• Evergreen Cemetery1970
• First Baptist Church of Beeville1993
• First Methodist Church of Beeville1991
• First National Bank of Beeville1992
• First Presbyterian Church of Beeville1986
• George Home1966
• Glenwood Cemetery2015
• James Lincoln de la Mothe Borglum2016
• Jones Chapel United Methodist Church2005
• Lott Canada School2008
• McClanahan House1964
• Medio Creek1967
• Papalote Creek1965
• Praeger Building1981
• Rialto Theater2007
• Rountree Rock House1971
• Saint Joseph's Catholic Church1992
• Saint Philip's Episcopal Church1967
• St. Joseph Cemetery2007
• St. Rose Cemetery2008
• The Railroad in Bee County1997
• Thompson Building (First Brick Building on Square)1971
• West Side School for Mexican Americans2004
• William E. Madderra Home1983

Historical markers near Beeville

• George West12 stories · 23 mi
• Three Rivers10 stories · 28 mi
• Goliad40 stories · 28 mi
• Kenedy6 stories · 28 mi
• Refugio16 stories · 29 mi
• San Patricio11 stories · 31 mi

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