Historical Markers in Tomball, Texas

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• Abraham Roberts Homesiteplaced 1993

  Texas Army Route - April 16, 1836. Abraham (Abram) Roberts (1773-1850), a native of Georgia, came to Texas as a widower n 1827 and settled at this…

• Kleb Family Houseplaced 2006

  Constructed c. 1890s, the Kleb Family Home and its location in the wooded northwestern part of Harris County represent a time of dispersed rural…

• Salem Lutheran Cemeteryplaced 2009

  This burial ground began as the Scherer Family Cemetery. The Scherers were among the early settlers of Rosehill, a rural community in northwest…

• Site of New Kentuckyplaced 1936

  Established before 1831. A thriving town until its trade was captured by the present city of Houston, established 30 miles away in 1836.

• Texas Railroads, C.S.A.placed 1964

  Harris County was 1861 center for 492 miles of state railroads, with Texas & New Orleans going from here to Orange; Houston & Texas Central to…

• Amos Cemeteryplaced 2016

  The Amos family came to Texas before 1860. In 1881, Thomas Amos and his son-in-law, Duncan Kosse (Cossey), bought 130 acres in Kohrville, which…

Tomball on the Texas history calendar

• April 16: Abraham Roberts Homesite

All 18 historical markers in Tomball

• Abraham Roberts Homesite1993
• Amos Cemetery2016
• Bogs-Hufsmith Cemetery2022
• Brill-Mueller House1985
• Griffin Memorial House1969
• Kleb Family House2006
• Kohrville2006
• Old Salem Lutheran Church Site1978
• Pillot Cemetery2002
• Pillot Family2004
• Rose Hill Methodist Church Building1982
• Rose Hill United Methodist Church1987
• Salem Lutheran Cemetery2009
• Salem Lutheran School2004
• Site of New Kentucky1936
• Spring Creek County2014
• Texas Railroads, C.S.A.1964
• Zion Lutheran Cemetery2009

Historical markers near Tomball

• Magnolia6 stories · 8 mi
• Klein6 stories · 8 mi
• Spring7 stories · 13 mi
• Waller6 stories · 15 mi
• Conroe18 stories · 19 mi
• Hempstead vicinity6 stories · 21 mi

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