Historical Markers in Rosenberg, Texas

Start with these Rosenberg stories

• Macario Garciaplaced 2003

  Macario García was born on January 2, 1920, in Villa de Castaño, Mexico, to Luciano and Josefa García.

• First Baptist Church of Rosenberg

  In 1896 three Baptist men organized this church. T. E. Muse served as the first pastor from 1898 to 1900.

• Foster Communityplaced 2004

  The Foster community began in the fall of 1821 as a permanent campsite settled by Randolph Foster (1790-1887) on what was then one of the largest…

• Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamarplaced 1965

  President of the Republic of Texas A native of Georgia, Mirabeau B. Lamar came to Texas in 1835 and immediately became involved in the movement for…

• Charles Harvey Waddellplaced 1990

  (January 18, 1888 - January 28, 1950) A native of Arkansas, Charles Harvey Waddell came to Texas with his family at an early age.

• Cole Theatreplaced 2022

  On August 16, 1919, Czech immigrants Fred Felcman and Miles Podlipny opened the Liberty Theatre, showing silent and Czech films.

Rosenberg on the Texas history calendar

• January 2: Macario Garcia

All 17 historical markers in Rosenberg

• Charles Harvey Waddell1990
• Cole Theatre2022
• Concord Cemetery1999
• First Baptist Church of Rosenberg
• Fort Bend Telephone Company1990
• Foster Community2004
• Holy Rosary Catholic Parish2011
• Macario Garcia2003
• Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar1965
• Robinowitz Brothers1988
• Rosenberg1970
• Rosenberg Cemetery2002
• Rosenberg Post Office1994
• Taylor Ray1979
• Teague-Waddell House1979
• Trone-Ray-Lane House1979
• Vogelsang Building1986

Historical markers near Rosenberg

• Richmond38 stories · 3 mi
• Fulshear7 stories · 11 mi
• Sugar Land10 stories · 11 mi
• Needville5 stories · 11 mi
• Wallis8 stories · 17 mi
• Brookshire6 stories · 18 mi

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