Historical Markers in Lytle, Texas

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• Trimble Cemeteryplaced 2001

  Edwin Trimble (1808-1869) left a properous life in Kentucky and brought his family to Texas in 1854, settling in this area following the Civil War.

• Atascosa Lodge No. 379, A.F. and A.M.placed 1970

  Organized by eleven Master Masons in Benton City in 1872 and chartered June 9, 1873, by Grand Lodge of Texas.

• Benton City Cemeteryplaced 1970

  Benton City Cemetery (Established 1870). First public cemetery in this community, which was famous in early days for its outstanding school…

• Benton City Institute, Theplaced 1971

  Structure was built in 1875. Atascosa Lodge 379, A.F. and A.M., bought top floor, 1876. School was owned by educators: first, Col. John D. Morrison…

• First Baptist Church of Lytleplaced 1996

  Dr. J.V.E. Covey and 16 charter members organized this church in April 1893 and held their first meeting under a stand of oak trees.

• Lytle Methodist Churchplaced 1992

  According to oral history, the Lytle Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was founded in 1889.

All 6 historical markers in Lytle

• Atascosa Lodge No. 379, A.F. and A.M.1970
• Benton City Cemetery1970
• Benton City Institute, The1971
• First Baptist Church of Lytle1996
• Lytle Methodist Church1992
• Trimble Cemetery2001

Historical markers near Lytle

• Devine7 stories · 8 mi
• Castroville25 stories · 12 mi
• Poteet9 stories · 14 mi
• Leming6 stories · 21 mi
• Hondo17 stories · 23 mi
• Jourdanton14 stories · 25 mi

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