Historical Markers in Cisco, Texas

Start with these Cisco stories

• First National Bankplaced 1967

  Scene of daring Santa Claus Bank Robbery, Dec. 23, 1927. During Christmas festivities, costumed Santa and three fellow bandits looted bank of $12,200…

• First United Methodist Church of Ciscoplaced 1980

  The Rev. Lamb Trimble, a Methodist circuit rider, organized this church at Red Gap (two miles west) in 1880.

• First Baptist Church of Ciscoplaced 1978

  The Rev. C.G. Stephens, founder of Red Gap Community (1 mi. W), joined the Rev. W.B. Cobb in 1878 to organize the Red Gap Baptist Church.

• First Presbyterian Church of Ciscoplaced 1981

  When the town of Cisco was platted in May 1881, land at the corner of Eighth Street and Avenue G was set aside for use by a Presbyterian…

• Liberty Cemeteryplaced 2000

  Originally known as Liberty Hill, the small but thriving community that once stood near this site included a school, two churches, a general store…

• Old Mobley Hotelplaced 1970

  First hotel owned by Conrad Hilton, who proceeded to become "The World's Foremost Innkeeper".

All 13 historical markers in Cisco

• Christ Lutheran Cemetery2013
• Cisco College2010
• First Baptist Church of Cisco1978
• First National Bank1967
• First Presbyterian Church of Cisco1981
• First United Methodist Church of Cisco1980
• Liberty Cemetery2000
• Oakwood Cemetery2011
• Old Mobley Hotel1970
• Penn House1988
• Redeemer Lutheran Cemetery2013
• Scranton Cemetery2013
• The Kean Home1985

Historical markers near Cisco

• Eastland12 stories · 11 mi
• Cross Plains7 stories · 17 mi
• Baird vicinity6 stories · 18 mi
• Ranger6 stories · 21 mi
• Baird11 stories · 23 mi
• May6 stories · 26 mi

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