Historical Markers in Luling, Texas

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• City of Lulingplaced 1974

  Founded when Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad line intersected a main wagon road from South Texas to Austin.

• Edgar B. Davis, Oil Pioneer-Philanthropistplaced 1969

  (Feb. 2, 1872 - Oct. 14, 1951) One of the great benefactors of Texas. Born in Brockton, Mass.

• Old Nixon Cemeteryplaced 1989

  This graveyard is the last visible reminder of the Old Nixon Community, which grew up here in the mid-19th century.

• Episcopal Church of the Annunciationplaced 1974

  Luling's first church building. The Rt. Rev. Robert W. B. Elliott (1840-87), first bishop, missionary district of western Texas, enroute to his see…

• First Baptist Church of Lulingplaced 1978

  Seventeen charter members, with encouragement from the Rev. G. W. Lane, district missionary, organized this congregation on Dec. 3, 1875.

• First Christian Church of Lulingplaced 1993

  Eula Nichols moved from a farm near Austin to Luling in 1891 to attend school. She persuaded the rev.

Luling on the Texas history calendar

• September 19: City of Luling

All 16 historical markers in Luling

• City of Luling1974
• Edgar B. Davis, Oil Pioneer-Philanthropist1969
• Episcopal Church of the Annunciation1974
• First Baptist Church of Luling1978
• First Christian Church of Luling1993
• First Presbyterian Church of Luling1978
• Francis-Ainsworth House1996
• Gunkel Family Cemetery2001
• Hall Cemetery1994
• McNeil Cemetery1994
• Old Nixon Cemetery1989
• Rosenwald School2014
• San Marcos Primitive Baptist Church1985
• The Fritz Zedler Home1974
• William Johnson Cabin1973
• Zedler's Mills1974

Historical markers near Luling

• Lockhart27 stories · 14 mi
• Gonzales70 stories · 18 mi
• Seguin51 stories · 21 mi
• Waelder6 stories · 22 mi
• San Marcos77 stories · 23 mi
• Kyle19 stories · 25 mi

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