Historical Markers in Hebbronville, Texas

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• Agua Nueva Cemeteryplaced 2015

  Located in southeastern Jim Hogg County, the Agua Nueva Cemetery was established in the mid-19th century by the Ramírez family.

• Hotel Viggoplaced 1983

  The original part of this hotel was built by C. F. Luque in 1915 for the owner, Viggo Kohler, to accommodate businessmen and area travelers.

• El Colegio Altamiranoplaced 2021

  To address the lack of educational opportunities available in south Texas, such as the absence of public schools in many rural areas and the cultural…

• First United Methodist Church of Hebbronvilleplaced 2012

  THE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF HEBBRONVILLE WAS ESTABLISHED AT A MEETING BETWEEN REV. C.W. PERKINS AND SIX TOWNSPEOPLE AT MRS.

• Jim Hogg Countyplaced 1936

  Formed from Brooks and Duval counties; created March 31, 1913; organized August 11, 1913. Named in honor of James Stephen Hogg, 1851-1906, first…

• Old Garza Homeplaced 1962

  Don Bonifacio Garza traveled extensively in the late 1800s along the historic oxcart road from San Diego to Peña station (1 mi.

All 7 historical markers in Hebbronville

• Agua Nueva Cemetery2015
• El Colegio Altamirano2021
• First United Methodist Church of Hebbronville2012
• Hotel Viggo1983
• Jim Hogg County1936
• Old Garza Home1962
• The New York Store2010

Historical markers near Hebbronville

• Falfurrias9 stories · 33 mi
• San Diego7 stories · 41 mi
• Zapata5 stories · 42 mi
• San Ygnacio5 stories · 48 mi
• Alice10 stories · 52 mi
• Kingsville28 stories · 52 mi

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