Historical Markers in Caldwell, Texas

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• Burleson Countyplaced 1970

  Farmed early as 1744 by Indians under guidance of Spanish missionaries. In 1830, Ft. Tenoxtitlan, guarding Brazos crossing, San Antonio Road…

• Fort Tenoxtitlanplaced 1970

  Founded by Mexico as a bulwark against Anglo-American immigration, this fort and its nearby city were twice proposed for the capital of Texas.

• Burleson Countyplaced 1936

  In rich Brazos River basin; had settlers early as 1825. Site in 1830 of Tenoxtitlan, one of 3 forts built by Mexico in Texas, situated above El…

• Horatio Chriesmanplaced 1969

  Colonial statesman, Methodist lay leader, pioneer in Burleson County. Came to Texas in 1822 from Kentucky.

• An Arm of The Chisholm Cattle Trailplaced 1981

  The Chisholm Trail, which was developed following the Civil War, allowed Texas cattle to be driven to railheads in Kansas for shipment to eastern…

• Burleson County in World War IIplaced 2008

  During World War II, out of a population of 18,000, close to 1300 men and women of Burleson County joined the military, with 450 who attended…

All 17 historical markers in Caldwell

• An Arm of The Chisholm Cattle Trail1981
• Burleson County1970
• Burleson County1936
• Burleson County in World War II2008
• City of Caldwell1982
• City of Caldwell1967
• Early Settlers of Burleson County in the Texas War for Independence1973
• Fort Tenoxtitlan1936
• Fort Tenoxtitlan1970
• Horatio Chriesman1969
• John Mitchell2002
• Josef Masik1968
• Lee W. Henslee1968
• New Tabor Cemetery1999
• San Salvador Mission Church1974
• Warren Lodge No. 56, A.F. & A.M.1999
• Waugh Campground1972

Historical markers near Caldwell

• Bryan16 stories · 20 mi
• Rockdale12 stories · 23 mi
• Independence11 stories · 25 mi
• Cameron13 stories · 26 mi
• Lexington7 stories · 27 mi
• Calvert12 stories · 30 mi

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