Historical Markers in San Saba, Texas

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• Sion Record Bostickplaced 1973

  About 276 yards to the west is grave of Sion Record Bostick (December 7, 1819 - October 15, 1902) A member of the party of young Texans who captured…

• Camp McMillan, C.S.A. / Texas Civil War Frontier Defenseplaced 1963

  Located 18 mi. West, 6 mi. North, this outpost guarded the Texas frontier during Civil War.

• Harkeyvilleplaced 1974

  A site once famous for its horses and racetrack. Riley Harkey (1832-1920) and Israel Harkey (1835-1914) were Indian scouts in Texas in 1850-53.

• James Louis & Ellen Austin Bakerplaced 2016

  James "Jim" Louis Baker (1829-1903) and Eleanor "Ellen" Prather Austin Baker (1839-1909) married in Travis County on June 15, 1859.

• Indian Signaling Groundsplaced 1967

  Heights used from pre-settlement days to 1870s by Comanches and others to send messages over long distances.

• On This Site a Treaty of Peaceplaced 1936

  On this site a treaty of peace was agreed upon, March 1-2, 1847, between twenty Comanche chiefs and the German colonists represented by Otfried Hans…

All 14 historical markers in San Saba

• American Legion Wiley B. Murray Post No. 272023
• Camp McMillan, C.S.A. / Texas Civil War Frontier Defense1963
• Edmond E. Risien, Pecan Pioneer1969
• Estep-Burleson Building2013
• First Baptist Church of San Saba1986
• First Methodist Church1965
• Harkeyville1974
• Indian Signaling Grounds1967
• James Louis & Ellen Austin Baker2016
• John H. "Shorty" Brown Cemetery1980
• On This Site a Treaty of Peace1936
• San Saba Lodge No. 612, A.F. & A.M.2012
• Sion Record Bostick1973
• The Texas Rangers and the San Saba Mob2005

Historical markers near San Saba

• Goldthwaite6 stories · 18 mi
• Lometa8 stories · 19 mi
• Lampasas22 stories · 32 mi
• Brady vicinity5 stories · 34 mi
• Llano9 stories · 34 mi
• Brady7 stories · 36 mi

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