Historical Markers in Bryan, Texas

Start with these Bryan stories

• Bryan Air Force Baseplaced 2016

  During World War II, construction of Bryan Army Air Field (Bryan AAF) began in August 1942.

• Site of Villa Maria Ursuline Academyplaced 2005

  The Ursuline Sisters, founded by St. Angela in Italy in 1535, opened their first girls' school in North America in Quebec in 1639.

• Town Named for William Joel Bryanplaced 1965

  (1814-1903) Native of Missouri. Member of prominent family who were Texas statesmen, planters, developers.

• Brazos Countyplaced 1936

  Brazos County, part of Stephen F. Austin’s colony, was created from Washington County in 1841.

• Brazos County Confederate Commissioners Courtplaced 1965

  Furnished horses, equipment and clothing for county men in the Civil War. Levied war taxes on property, exempting lands or estates of Confederate…

• Confederate Veterans in Bryan City Cemeteryplaced 2011

  THE CIVIL WAR AND ITS AFTERMATH GREATLY AFFECTED BRAZOS COUNTY. WAR HALTED PROGRESS OF THE HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY AND MADE MILLICAN…

Bryan on the Texas history calendar

• July 27: Bryan Air Force Base
• October 21: Site of Villa Maria Ursuline Academy

All 51 historical markers in Bryan

• Alexander Cemetery1974
• Alexander Methodist Chapel
• Allen Academy1978
• Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church2012
• Astin-Porter Home1980
• Black Education in Bryan1975
• Brazos County1936
• Brazos County Confederate Commissioners Court1965
• Bryan & College Interurban Railway1995
• Bryan Air Force Base2016
• Bryan City Cemetery1968
• Cavitt House1994
• Charlie Eric Jenkins1993
• Confederate Veterans in Bryan City Cemetery2011
• E. J. Jenkins House1982
• Edge House1991
• Eugene Edge Home1985
• First Baptist Church, Bryan, Texas1966
• First Christian Church of Bryan/College Station2016
• First Methodist Church of Bryan1976
• First National Bank of Bryan
• First Presbyterian Church1970
• Harvey Mitchell1965
• Ibarra Elementary School2012
• Isom Palmer2006
• James Wilson1997
• John N. Johnson2021
• La Salle Hotel2001
• Martin's Place2005
• McMichael-Wilson House1985
• Mount Calvary Cemetery2004
• Old Bethel Cemetery2008
• Primera Iglesia Bautista Mexicana de Bryan2022
• Queen Theatre2012
• Reliance Church Cemetery2008
• Robert Henry1970
• Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church1992
• Santa Teresa Catholic Church2015
• Site of First Public School in Bryan1973
• Site of Odd Fellows University and Orphans Home1972
• Site of the Town of Boonville1936
• Site of Villa Maria Ursuline Academy2005
• St. Joseph Catholic Church1997
• St. Joseph School1994
• The CW&BV and I&GN Railroads in Bryan2009
• The Woman's Club1989
• Town Named for William Joel Bryan1965
• Waldrop House1983
• Wesa Weddington1983
• Wilkerson House1983
• Wipprecht House2010

Historical markers near Bryan

• College Station12 stories · 5 mi
• Snook6 stories · 15 mi
• Cooks Point7 stories · 15 mi
• Hearne14 stories · 18 mi
• Caldwell47 stories · 22 mi
• Franklin10 stories · 24 mi

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