Historical Markers in Cameron, Texas

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• Ben Milamplaced 1936

  Benjamin Rush Milam, born in Kentucky 1788. Soldier in the War of 1812. Trader with the Texas Comanche Indians, 1818.

• First National Bank of Cameronplaced 2010

  Two banks operated in Cameron prior to the establishment of the First National Bank. The Buckholts Exchange Commission, a small frontier deposit…

• Green-Batte Houseplaced 1969

  Now enclosed, original cabin on site was built of logs and bricks both made nearby, 1847. Owner was George Green (1813-1885), prominent early…

• John Hobsonplaced 1998

  Born in Nashville, Tennessee, to John and Susannah Harris Hobson, John Hobson moved to Texas in 1835 and was received as a Robertson colonist in…

• Port Sullivan Cemeteryplaced 2008

  In 1851, Reuben Anderson encouraged development of a townsite on Augustus Sullivan's land; two of Anderson's sons bought the first lots sold in Port…

• Site of First Home in Cameronplaced 1969

  Boyhood home of L. S. "Sul" Ross (1838-1898), Texas Governor from 1887 to 1891. His father Shapley P. Ross, Indian agent and Ranger, built house…

All 13 historical markers in Cameron

• Ben Milam1936
• First Girl's Tomato Club in Texas1983
• First National Bank of Cameron2010
• Green-Batte House1969
• John Hobson1998
• Milam County Jail of 18951978
• Mrs. Edna Westbrook Trigg1970
• Port Sullivan Cemetery2008
• Site of First Home in Cameron1969
• St. Monica's Catholic Church1983
• Steamboat Washington Landed Here1936
• Wied Hardware Store2010
• Wilson-Ledbetter Park2013

Historical markers near Cameron

• Rockdale12 stories · 13 mi
• Calvert12 stories · 19 mi
• Caldwell17 stories · 26 mi
• Bremond7 stories · 28 mi
• Bartlett7 stories · 29 mi
• Temple33 stories · 29 mi

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