Historical Markers in Dripping Springs, Texas

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• Dr. Joseph M. Pound Homesteadplaced 1965

  Pioneer settlers Dr. Joseph M. Pound and his wife Sarah Dunbiken Ward lived here and raised nine children.

• Dr. Joseph McKeaig Poundplaced 2023

  (1826-1914) Born to Johnathan and Mary (Risley) Pound on October 26, 1826, near Louisville, Kentucky, Joseph Pound was a Mexican-American War veteran…

• Phillips Cemeteryplaced 1991

  Early settlers John and Nancy Phillips deeded land at this site to the Methodist Episcopal Church, So, in 1880.

• W. T. Chapmanplaced 2018

  Born in Georgia, William Thomas Chapman (1835-1917) came to Texas after the Civil War during which he was wounded, incarcerated and released after…

• Dripping Springs Academyplaced 1968

  Founded 1881 by W. M. Jordan, noted Baptist preacher. Its stone building was given to Pedernales Baptist Association 1883; then to public school…

• Dripping Springs United Methodist Churchplaced 1985

  Methodists in the Dripping Springs area first gathered for worship in the one-room log home of Dr. J. W. Pound in 1854.

All 9 historical markers in Dripping Springs

• Dr. Joseph M. Pound Homestead1965
• Dr. Joseph McKeaig Pound2023
• Dripping Springs Academy1968
• Dripping Springs United Methodist Church1985
• First Baptist Church of Dripping Springs1972
• Mt. Gainer1998
• Phillips Cemetery1991
• The Marshall-Chapman Home1976
• W. T. Chapman2018

Historical markers near Dripping Springs

• Driftwood5 stories · 6 mi
• Wimberley15 stories · 13 mi
• Buda12 stories · 18 mi
• Blanco12 stories · 18 mi
• Kyle19 stories · 19 mi
• Johnson City14 stories · 19 mi

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