Historical Markers in Garland, Texas

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• First Christian Church of Garlandplaced 2000

  As the township of Duck Creek began to take shape in 1858, four denominations shared religious services in the Duck Creek schoolhouse.

• First Methodist Church of Garlandplaced 1994

  Organized in 1855 by 18 charter members, this congregation was served by circuit-riding ministers who conducted worship services in a log cabin…

• Pioneer Cemeteryplaced 1986

  The final resting place for many Dallas County pioneers, this cemetery began in the churchyard of Duck Creek Methodist Church, a congregation…

• William Sachse Cemeteryplaced 1985

  William Sachse, a native of Prussia, arrived in nearby Collin County in 1845 as a Peters colonist.

• A.J. Head Service Stationplaced 2018

  The Federal Aid Road Act (1916) and the formation of the Texas Highway Department resulted in the creation of Texas Highway 1, or Bankhead Highway.

• Anderson Family Cemeteryplaced 1972

  Opened with burials of William (1785?-1858) and Celia (Lair) Anderson (1791?-1859), Kentuckians who lived on Missouri frontier before following to…

All 13 historical markers in Garland

• A.J. Head Service Station2018
• Anderson Family Cemetery1972
• Bankhead Highway in Garland2009
• First Baptist Church of Garland1999
• First Christian Church of Garland2000
• First Methodist Church of Garland1994
• First Presbyterian Church of Garland1989
• Garland1991
• Garland Lodge No. 441, A.F. & A.M.1993
• Pioneer Cemetery1986
• Public Education in Garland2001
• Travis College Hill Addition2015
• William Sachse Cemetery1985

Historical markers near Garland

• Richardson7 stories · 6 mi
• Sunnyvale5 stories · 9 mi
• Wylie7 stories · 9 mi
• Plano16 stories · 10 mi
• Mesquite7 stories · 10 mi
• Rockwall8 stories · 11 mi

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