Historical Markers in Clarendon, Texas

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• St. Stephen's Baptist Churchplaced 2014

  Following the relocation of Clarendon along the railroad in 1887, the African American population began to grow.

• Donley Countyplaced 1936

  Formed from Young and Bexar territories; Created August 21, 1876; Organized March 22, 1882; Named in honor of Stockton P. Donley 1821-1871; a…

• Funeral Business in Clarendonplaced 2007

  For more than a century, this site has been the location of a funeral home, a vital community business serving a widespread area of the Panhandle.

• James T. Patmanplaced 1968

  Outstanding peace officer. Sheriff of Donley County, Nov. 1905 to Jan. 1, 1916 - era when large ranches were being subdivided into farms.

• Stockton P. Donleyplaced 1963

  County named for Texas Confederate Stockton P. Donley 1821 - 1871 Came to Texas from Kentucky 1846. Dist. Attorney 1853.

• Church of St. John Baptistplaced 1971

  Oldest church continuously in use (in earliest Episcopal parish) in the Texas Panhandle. The first services were held by the Rev. Mr. Townsend of…

All 12 historical markers in Clarendon

• Church of St. John Baptist1971
• Clarendon Cemetery1936
• Clarendon College2015
• Donley County1936
• Donley County Courthouse2006
• First United Methodist Church of Clarendon1978
• Funeral Business in Clarendon2007
• James T. Patman1968
• S. W. Lowe House1982
• St. Stephen's Baptist Church2014
• Stockton P. Donley1963
• The Clarendon News2002

Historical markers near Clarendon

• Claude16 stories · 30 mi
• Turkey7 stories · 37 mi
• White Deer12 stories · 38 mi
• Pampa19 stories · 39 mi
• Panhandle32 stories · 41 mi
• Silverton14 stories · 42 mi

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