Historical Markers in Seguin, Texas

Start with these Seguin stories

• Juan Nepomuceno Seguinplaced 1970

  (1806-1890) Born in San Fernando de Bexar (San Antonio), son of Erasmo Seguin, whose ancestors came to America about 1700.

• Colonel Nathaniel Bentonplaced 1936

  Col. Nathaniel Benton, born in Tennessee 1814, came to Texas in 1835, served in the army, 1836, Texas Ranger, 1858, Confederate Officer, 1861, died…

• Hardscrambleplaced 1936

  Home of Henry and Ben McCulloch, 1841-1853; of Nathaniel Benton, 1858; of Elijah V. Dale, 1871; famous Texas Rangers and veterans all of the Texas…

• Henry Eustace McCullochplaced 1962

  In this lot lie Henry Eustace McCulloch; Texas Ranging Service 1839-42; Texas Ranger Captain, Mexican War, 1847-48; State Legislator, 1853-59…

• Andrew Jackson Sowellplaced 1956

  Star and Wreath Born in Tennessee 1815; came to Texas about 1829; served in the Army of Texas; a courier from the Alamo, he left the fortress just…

• Battleground Prairieplaced 1936

  Where 80 volunteers commanded by General Edward Burleson defeated Vicente Cordova and 75 Mexicans, Indians and Negroes, March 29, 1839, and drove…

Seguin on the Texas history calendar

• February 25: Juan Nepomuceno Seguin

All 51 historical markers in Seguin

• Andrew Jackson Sowell1956
• Battleground Prairie1936
• Black Education in Seguin1986
• Boecker Cemetery2010
• Campbell Cabin1982
• Christ Lutheran Church of Elm Creek1990
• Claiborne West1962
• Clear Spring Hall and Store1989
• Colonel James Clinton Neill1936
• Colonel John Ireland1964
• Colonel Nathaniel Benton1936
• Dugger Cemetery2009
• El Capote Ranch1976
• Elijah Valentine Dale1936
• Ezekiel Smith1936
• Former Site of Dowdy School1994
• George Washington Lonis1962
• Guadalupe County1936
• Guadalupe County, C.S.A.1963
• Guadalupe High School1962
• Hardscramble1936
• Henry Eustace McCulloch1962
• Henry Troell1994
• Hugo and Georgia Gibson House2007
• John F. McGuffin1956
• John N. Sowell1956
• Jonathan Douglas1962
• Joseph Sonka House1990
• Juan Nepomuceno Seguin1970
• Juan Seguin1978
• Juan Seguin School2010
• King Family Cemetery2004
• Los Nogales1989
• Moore House1981
• Post Oak Community Cemetery1996
• Riverside Cemetery1996
• Robert D. McAnelly1962
• Saffold Dam1991
• Samuel Millett1962
• San Geronimo Cemetery2017
• Sebastopol1991
• Second Baptist Church of Seguin2017
• Site of Dietz Community1978
• St. Andrew's Episcopal Church1965
• Sweet Home Vocational and Agricultural School2001
• Texas Lutheran College1991
• The Guadalupe River1969
• The Women's Club Rooms1962
• Tiemann School1990
• Timothy Pickering Jones1962
• Wilson Potteries1985

Historical markers near Seguin

• New Braunfels89 stories · 15 mi
• Gruene7 stories · 15 mi
• La Vernia14 stories · 17 mi
• Nixon8 stories · 19 mi
• Sutherland Springs9 stories · 20 mi
• Luling16 stories · 21 mi

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