Historical Markers in Mont Belvieu, Texas

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• Barbers Hill Oil Fieldplaced 1977

  While digging a 65-ft. water well near his home in 1889, Elmer W. Barber (1854-1935), whose father Amos Barber first settled this area, encountered…

• Cedar Pointplaced 1986

  Near this site is an area of land known as Cedar Point that was known to some of the earliest settlers of the state.

• Amos Barber Homesite and Cemeteryplaced 1977

  Originally known as "Big Hill" and Later "Barbers Hill," Mont Belvieu was first settled by Amos Barber (1814-1885).

• Emily Brown Cemeteryplaced 2005

  In 1870, Elizabeth Barrow deeded a house and 198 acres of land to Thompson and Emily (Hulbert) Brown in exchange for their care of her in her old…

• First United Methodist Church and Cemetery of Mont Belvieuplaced 1979

  After Amos and Ann Barber settled in the vicinity in 1849, the village became known as Barbers Hill.

• Henry and Amelia Griffithplaced 2001

  The son of Joshua and Jemimah (Hazelton) Griffith, Pennsylvania native Henry Griffith (c. 1797-1869) moved to Johnson's Bayou near Opelousas…

All 7 historical markers in Mont Belvieu

• Amos Barber Homesite and Cemetery1977
• Barbers Hill Oil Field1977
• Cedar Point1986
• Emily Brown Cemetery2005
• First United Methodist Church and Cemetery of Mont Belvieu1979
• Henry and Amelia Griffith2001
• Wallis Hill Cemetery1992

Historical markers near Mont Belvieu

• Wallisville5 stories · 7 mi
• Baytown29 stories · 8 mi
• Anahuac20 stories · 12 mi
• Morgan's Point6 stories · 14 mi
• La Porte7 stories · 15 mi
• San Jacinto5 stories · 15 mi

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