Historical Markers in Fairfield, Texas

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• Captain L. D. Bradleyplaced 1964

  (1831 - 1886) Came to Texas from Alabama in 1855. In Civil War commanded Co. B, 2nd Battalion, Waul's Texas Legion.

• Antioch Cemeteryplaced 2012

  ANTIOCH CEMETERY THE BEGINNING OF ANTIOCH CEMETERY IS VERY CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE TURLINGTON COMMUNITY, THE ANTIOCH AND MT.

• Colonel Wm. L. Moodyplaced 1964

  (1828 - 1920) Came to Texas from Virginia, 1852. Organized and was captain of Co. G, 7th Texas Infantry, the first Freestone County unit to go into…

• David Hall Loveplaced 1971

  (January 12, 1816 - April 21, 1866) A Texas War for Independence veteran. At Battle of San Jacinto, April 21, 1836, he and 11 comrades captured 220…

• First Methodist Church Bellplaced 1969

  Soon after Fairfield Female College opened here in 1858, plans were made to have a bell cast.

• Homesite and Burial Place of General Joseph Burton Johnsonplaced 1971

  (April 7, 1816 - January 18, 1874) Planter, soldier, civic leader. Born in Georgia. Commissioned a captain in U. S. Army in Florida in 1837; a major…

Fairfield on the Texas history calendar

• May 22: Captain L. D. Bradley

All 11 historical markers in Fairfield

• Antioch Cemetery2012
• Captain L. D. Bradley1964
• Colonel Wm. L. Moody1964
• David Hall Love1971
• First Methodist Church Bell1969
• Homesite and Burial Place of General Joseph Burton Johnson1971
• James Bonner Rogers1968
• Rev. George Washington Baines1965
• Site of Law Office, General John Gregg1965
• Val Verde Battery, C.S.A.1964
• W.L. Moody Confederate Reunion Grounds2014

Historical markers near Fairfield

• Teague6 stories · 12 mi
• Wortham5 stories · 19 mi
• Mexia11 stories · 23 mi
• Groesbeck10 stories · 24 mi
• Palestine60 stories · 31 mi
• Corsicana43 stories · 31 mi

All Texas markers in Freestone County →