Historical Markers in Floresville, Texas

Start with these Floresville stories

• Site of Old Town: Lodiplaced 1971

  Community in an area known by 1720 as land of the Cayopines, a Coahuiltecan Indian tribe. The site was important to Spanish missions of San Antonio…

• Fairviewplaced 1988

  Near this crossroads was once the flourishing community of Fairview. The village began shortly after the Civil War, when Henry Hudson opened a store…

• The Flores de Abrego Family and Floresvilleplaced 1986

  The Flores de Abrego family came to the New World from northern Spain before the time of the American Revolution.

• Captain Will Wrightplaced 1967

  (1868-1942) Founding officer, Co. D, Texas Rangers. Had uncles, brother, sons in Rangers and Border Patrol.

• Casa Blancaplaced 1936

  Home of Don Erasmo Seguin who died here; in 1856 by appointment of the Spanish governor he inducted Stephen F. Austin into Texas, 1821; Texas Deputy…

• Flores Ranchoplaced 2018

  Flores Rancho emerged out of lands assigned to Mission Espada and Rancho de las Cabras in the early 1700s.

All 11 historical markers in Floresville

• Captain Will Wright1967
• Casa Blanca1936
• Cemetery of Canary Islanders1967
• Fairview1988
• Flores Rancho2018
• James Charles Wilson1985
• Marcelina Community1974
• Mision de las Cabras ("Mission of the Goats")1970
• Site of Old Town: Lodi1971
• Texas Ranger and Sheriff Capt. Will L. Wright1967
• The Flores de Abrego Family and Floresville1986

Historical markers near Floresville

• Sutherland Springs6 stories · 13 mi
• La Vernia6 stories · 16 mi
• Pleasanton11 stories · 22 mi
• San Antonio177 stories · 27 mi
• Poteet6 stories · 30 mi
• Seguin26 stories · 32 mi

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