Historical Markers in Grapevine, Texas

Start with these Grapevine stories

• Morgan Hood Survey Pioneer Cemeteryplaced 1983

  Originally part of the Morgan Hood Survey, this small cemetery (75 ft. SE) has been abandoned for over a century.

• Nash Farmplaced 2014

  NASH FARM ESTABLISHED IN 1859, THE NASH FARM CONSTITUTES ONE OF THE LAST REMAINING AGRARIAN SITES FROM THE 19TH CENTURY IN NORTH TEXAS IN THE REGION…

• The Peters Colony in Tarrant Countyplaced 1985

  In 1841, W.S. Peters of Kentucky and associates contracted with the Republic of Texas to bring immigrants to this area.

• First Baptist Church of Grapevineplaced 1984

  Baptist in the Grapevine prairie area began meeting in their own homes as early as 1846. Worship services later were held in a log schoolhouse on…

• Grapevineplaced 1979

  Wild mustang grapes growing profusely in this area inspired the name "Grapevine" for this community.

• Grapevine Cemeteryplaced 1980

  Samuel D. Coble (1830-1890), joined later by his brother Allen B. Coble (1836-1906), settled here in the 1850s.

All 15 historical markers in Grapevine

• First Baptist Church of Grapevine1984
• Grapevine1979
• Grapevine Cemetery1980
• J. E. Foust & Sons, Funeral Directors1981
• James Tracy Morehead1986
• Minter's Chapel Cemetery1979
• Minters Chapel Methodist Church1982
• Missouri Colony1979
• Morgan Hood Survey Pioneer Cemetery1983
• Nash Farm2014
• Parker Memorial Cemetery1979
• Tarrant County State Bank Building1986
• The Grapevine Sun1980
• The Peters Colony in Tarrant County1985
• Torian Log Cabin1978

Historical markers near Grapevine

• Southlake7 stories · 4 mi
• Colleyville6 stories · 6 mi
• Bedford6 stories · 6 mi
• Flower Mound5 stories · 7 mi
• Euless8 stories · 7 mi
• North Richland Hills5 stories · 9 mi

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