Historical Markers in McGregor, Texas

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• Joel Burditt Crainplaced 1972

  Serving as sergeant-major of Gen. Sam Houston's victorious army, accepted sword of Gen. Santa Anna's Chief of Staff, Almonte, in Texas War for…

• Deyerle-Fall Houseplaced 1998

  William W. Deyerle (1853-1920), banker, rancher, and miller, came to central Texas from Virginia.

• Evergreen Cemeteryplaced 1976

  Pioneer settlers William and Margaret Oliver gave land in 1860 for a church, school, and this cemetery.

• First Baptist Church of McGregorplaced 1994

  This congregation traces its origin to the establishment in 1858 of the Onion Creek Baptist Church (10 miles SW at present-day Eagle Springs, Coryell…

• First Christian Church of McGregor (Disciples of Christ)placed 1998

  Four families formed a Christian church in nearby Comanche Springs in the 1870s, with the Rev. W. L. Harrison as first pastor.

• Glenn and Mary Gulledge Crain Houseplaced 2002

  Glenn and Mary Gulledge Crain House Glenn Crain (1869-1949) moved to McGregor with his family prior to 1886, when his father was elected the city's…

All 10 historical markers in McGregor

• Deyerle-Fall House1998
• Evergreen Cemetery1976
• First Baptist Church of McGregor1994
• First Christian Church of McGregor (Disciples of Christ)1998
• Glenn and Mary Gulledge Crain House2002
• Joel Burditt Crain1972
• McGregor1982
• McGregor Mirror2016
• The Grange in Texas2019
• Zion Lutheran Church1991

Historical markers near McGregor

• Moody11 stories · 5 mi
• Oglesby5 stories · 7 mi
• Crawford12 stories · 10 mi
• Lorena5 stories · 12 mi
• Valley Mills11 stories · 13 mi
• Eddy6 stories · 14 mi

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