Historical Markers in Marlin, Texas

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• Bucksnortplaced 1989

  This area was first settled in 1837 by members of the Marlin and Menefee families. The settlement grew steadily, and for a time was known as Jarett…

• Captain Henry Gray Carterplaced 1971

  (1836 - 1896) Born in Weston, Vermont. Moved to Texas in 1852. Enlisted as a lieutenant in Confederate Army (Gen. Tom Green's Brigade, Texas Cavalry)…

• Fort Milamplaced 1936

  Built at the capital of Robertson's Colony named in 1834 Sarahville De Viesca in honor of his mother Sarah Robertson and the Governor of Texas…

• Hilton Hotel, Earlyplaced 1970

  After Conrad Hilton had initiated career that later made him foremost innkeeper in the world, at first venture in boom town of Cisco brought a dream…

• Hot Mineral Waterplaced 1973

  A well drilled on this site in 1892, in an effort to secure a public water supply, produced 48,000 gallons of hot mineral water daily from an…

• Rev. Nelson T. Denson and Marlin Missionary Baptist Churchplaced 1981

  Born into slavery in Arkansas, Nelson Taylor Denson (1845-1938) was brought to Falls County in 1856 at the age of eleven.

All 20 historical markers in Marlin

• Allen House1991
• Bucksnort1989
• Captain Henry Gray Carter1971
• Falconer Home1983
• Falls County1936
• Falls County Courthouse2000
• Falls of the Brazos River1975
• First Baptist Church of Marlin1977
• First United Methodist Church of Marlin1981
• Fort Milam1936
• Greater Providence Missionary Baptist Church2004
• Highlands Mansion1967
• Hilton Hotel, Early1970
• Hope Cemetery1980
• Hot Mineral Water1973
• Marlin1990
• Mustang Prairie1997
• Rev. Nelson T. Denson and Marlin Missionary Baptist Church1981
• St. Paul United Church of Christ1976
• Stranger Community, Cemetery and Churches1980

Historical markers near Marlin

• Reagan6 stories · 9 mi
• Lott9 stories · 11 mi
• Riesel5 stories · 13 mi
• Rosebud7 stories · 16 mi
• Bremond11 stories · 16 mi
• Kosse12 stories · 16 mi

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