Historical Markers in Flatonia, Texas

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• Pin Oak Cemeteryplaced 2002

  The first burials at this site, now unmarked, were for two ailing soldiers who died here following the Battle of Salado Creek near San Antonio in…

• Jacob Castlemanplaced 1962

  A soldier in the War for Texas Independence. A San Jacinto veteran. Erected by the State of Texas 1962

• Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Churchplaced 2016

  In 1854, Matej (Matthias) Novak (1818-1896), his four children and brother Anton Novak moved to the area and settled along Mulberry Creek in what was…

• Colony Cemeteryplaced 1994

  The Colony community, settled in the 1870s by former residents of Mississippi, at one time included three churches, several stores, and a post…

• F.W. Flatoplaced 2016

  Born on February 22, 1820, in Bremen, Germany, F.W. Flato immigrated to Texas in 1846 and settled in Austin County.

• Flatoniaplaced 1973

  Market town for rich agricultural area, on one of this state's earliest railroads (chartered 1841 by the Republic of Texas).

All 12 historical markers in Flatonia

• Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church2016
• Colony Cemetery1994
• F.W. Flato2016
• Flatonia1973
• Flatonia Baptist Church1976
• Flatonia City Hospital and Opera House1983
• Flatonia Methodist Church1971
• Freyburg Methodist Church1994
• Freyburg United Methodist Church Cemetery2005
• Jacob Castleman1962
• Pin Oak Cemetery2002
• Wheeler Building1989

Historical markers near Flatonia

• Muldoon6 stories · 9 mi
• Moulton24 stories · 10 mi
• Schulenburg20 stories · 10 mi
• Waelder6 stories · 12 mi
• Oakland5 stories · 16 mi
• West Point5 stories · 17 mi

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