Historical Markers in Hallsville, Texas

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• James F. Taylor Lodge No. 169, A.F. & A.M.placed 1986

  Chartered in 1856 in the town of Ash Springs, this Lodge was named for James F. Taylor (1812-1889), a leading citizen, state legislator, and Mason.

• Forrest-Rogers-Dollahite Cemeteryplaced 1996

  This cemetery is located on the home site of Elisha T. and Sarah Vincent Forrest, who came to Texas from Tennessee about 1846.

• Hallsvilleplaced 1973

  Formerly Hallville. Successor to Fort Crawford and Ash Springs, pioneer settlements of 1840s.

• LaGrone's Chapelplaced 1973

  Situated on land owned by a pioneer, Jacob LaGrone (1785-1868), who settled here in 1837, as a citizen of Republic of Texas.

• Noonday Cemeteryplaced 1999

  Historic Texas Cemetery

• Noonday Holiness Camp Interdenominationalplaced 1968

  Founded in 1897 by J. M. Black, T. P. Black, F. E. Dickard, J. B. LaGrone, J. J. Koon and G. B. Richardson, early civic leaders who were businessmen…

All 9 historical markers in Hallsville

• Forrest-Rogers-Dollahite Cemetery1996
• Hallsville1973
• James F. Taylor Lodge No. 169, A.F. & A.M.1986
• LaGrone's Chapel1973
• Noonday Cemetery1999
• Noonday Holiness Camp Interdenominational1968
• Pleasant Hill Baptist Church1997
• The Hallsville Cemetery1986
• William Delafield1972

Historical markers near Hallsville

• Longview75 stories · 9 mi
• Marshall96 stories · 13 mi
• Harleton8 stories · 13 mi
• Kilgore24 stories · 17 mi
• Gladewater12 stories · 20 mi
• Beckville6 stories · 22 mi

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