Historical Markers in Liberty, Texas

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• Bryan-Neyland Cemeteryplaced 1981

  Also known as the Bryan-Williams Cemetery or the Kersting Cemetery, this family burial ground is the resting place for some of Liberty County's most…

• Griffin-Methodist Cemeteryplaced 1986

  Jackson Hawkins Griffin (1818-1864) came to Liberty in 1835. A member of the Liberty Volunteers during the Texas Revolution, he participated in the…

• Milton Ashley Hardinplaced 1997

  (November 4, 1813 - September 18, 1894) Tennessee native Milton Hardin moved to Texas in 1826 with his parents, settling in present day Liberty…

• Augustine B. Hardinplaced 1936

  A signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Born in Georgia in 1798; died July 27, 1871.

• Captain William M. Loganplaced 1943

  Born in North Carolina September 17, 1802. Moved to Liberty 1832. Died in Houston, Nov. 22, 1839.

• Casa Consistatorial (Courthouse Square)placed 1968

  Originally one of the five squares platted for public use in 1831 by J. Francisco Madero, General Land Commissioner appointed by the Mexican…

All 44 historical markers in Liberty

• Atascosito1936
• Augustine B. Hardin1936
• Benjamin W. Hardin1936
• Bryan-Neyland Cemetery1981
• Captain William M. Logan1943
• Casa Consistatorial (Courthouse Square)1968
• Catholic Cemetery1982
• City Cemetery1983
• Cleveland-Partlow House1962
• Cooke-Griffin Methodist Cemetery2018
• Cornelius De Vore1936
• Edward Thomas Branch1992
• Gillard - Duncan House1981
• Griffin-Methodist Cemetery1986
• Henry O. Ager Home2011
• Homesite of George Orr1990
• Hugh B. Johnston1936
• James B. Woods1936
• James B. Woods2013
• Liberty County1936
• Liberty Masonic Lodge No. 48, A. F. & A. M.1986
• Liberty Methodist Church1977
• Luke Bryan1936
• Mexican Hill1985
• Milton Ashley Hardin1997
• Ott Hotel2005
• Plaza Constitucional (Municipal Square)1968
• Plaza de Carcel, y Casas de Correccion1968
• Plaza de Mercado1968
• Plaza Iglesia Parroquial (Parish Church Square)1968
• Price Daniel2002
• Pryor Bryan1936
• Sam Houston in Liberty County1985
• Seven Courthouses of Liberty County
• Seven Pines1988
• Site of Liberty's Ursuline Convent1978
• Site of the Town of Grand Cane1936
• St. Stephen's Episcopal Church1977
• Tarver Abstract Company2016
• The Trinity River1970
• Thomas Jefferson Chambers Home1978
• To Generals Lallemand, Antoine Riguad, the veterans of the Napoleonic Wars1936
• William Hardin1936
• Yettie Kersting2019

Historical markers near Liberty

• Dayton9 stories · 6 mi
• Wallisville5 stories · 17 mi
• Mont Belvieu7 stories · 18 mi
• Saratoga6 stories · 22 mi
• Cleveland14 stories · 22 mi
• Anahuac20 stories · 23 mi

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