Historical Markers in Lampasas, Texas

Start with these Lampasas stories

• Flood, The 1957placed 2005

  The 1957 Flood The area around Lampasas drains to the Sulphur Creek basin, and the stream flows across the town from the southwestern edge to the…

• Garrison Greenwoodplaced 1968

  (December 19, 1799 - October 18, 1859) A ranger in Republic of Texas, Greenwood left Illinois to avoid Indian Wars.

• James S. Gillettplaced 1971

  (1810-1874) Lawyer and frontier fighter. Born in Kentucky. Attained rank of Major in Mexican War, 1846-49.

• Lampasas County, C.S.A.placed 1965

  Organized 1856; had 1028 people in 1860; favored secession by 85 to 75 vote in 1861. Sent 2 units to serve in Texas State Troops, 2nd Frontier…

• Oak Hill Cemeteryplaced 1992

  Hartwell Fountain sold ten acres of land to the City of Lampasas in 1872 to establish this cemetery.

• Shade Denson Houseplaced 1964

  Built in Civil War era by Shadrick T. Denson, soldier of Forney's Brigade in the Confederate Army.

Lampasas on the Texas history calendar

• May 12: Flood, The 1957

All 55 historical markers in Lampasas

• Battle Branch2002
• Birthplace of Stanley Walker1966
• C.C. Abney House1964
• Centenary College and St. Dominic's Villa1969
• Central Christian Church of Lampasas1985
• Cook Cemetery
• First Baptist Church of Lampasas1981
• First Presbyterian Church2015
• First Public School in Lampasas1965
• First State Meeting of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas1992
• First United Methodist Church of Lampasas1986
• Flood, The 19572005
• Garrison Greenwood1968
• Gunfight at the Lampasas Saloon1999
• Hancock Springs1966
• Hancock Springs Bathhouse2003
• Hanna Springs1998
• Horrell-Higgins Feud1999
• Hostess House2007
• Huling Cottage1965
• J. A. Adkins House1966
• James Jackson Beeman1971
• James S. Gillett1971
• Lampasas Colored School2009
• Lampasas County1936
• Lampasas County Courthouse1965
• Lampasas County Jail1965
• Lampasas County, C.S.A.1965
• Lampasas Volunteer Fire Department1968
• Little Hotel1984
• Long Meadows Cemetery2010
• Malone-Manuel House2005
• Manuel Hardware Building2009
• Matt and Rebecca Smith House2006
• Moses Hughes Home, 18561969
• Oak Hill Cemetery1992
• Old Cook Home, 18611966
• Old Huling Mansion1966
• Philip Smith House1966
• Phillips and Trosper Buildings1994
• Pierian Club2002
• Pleasant Valley Farmers' Alliance No. 11969
• Saint Mary's Catholic Church1986
• Santa Fe Depot, 19041966
• School Creek Baptist Church2006
• Shade Denson House1964
• Site of Abney Plunge2003
• Site of Old Opera House1967
• Site of Park Hotel2005
• St. Mary's Episcopal Church1967
• Texas Bankers Association1969
• Thomas Pratt1972
• W. N. Huling Home, 18771965
• Walter P. Acker1997
• Witcher House2012

Historical markers near Lampasas

• Adamsville5 stories · 15 mi
• Lometa13 stories · 17 mi
• Copperas Cove5 stories · 17 mi
• Burnet28 stories · 21 mi
• Bertram17 stories · 23 mi
• Pearl6 stories · 25 mi

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