Historical Markers in Victoria, Texas

Start with these Victoria stories

• Victoriaplaced 1964

  Founded 1824 by Martin de Leon as center of his colony, Mexico's buffer against Comanches. Active in 1836 in support of Texas War for Independence…

• Victoria Countyplaced 1968

  Inhabited briefly by adventurer Cabeza de Vaca in 1530's and French explorer La Salle in 1680's. Site of 1720 Mission Espiritu Santo de Zuniga.

• John Howland Woodplaced 1985

  Born in New York, John Howland Wood came to Texas in 1836 and fought in the Texas Revolution.

• Agapito De Leonplaced 1972

  (1808-1836) Born in Texas; fourth son of empresario Don Martin De Leon, founder of De Leon Colony and city of Victoria.

• Evergreen Cemetery of Victoriaplaced 1976

  The first community cemetery in Victoria, located at present day Memorial Square, was unpopular with local citizens.

• Felix De Leonplaced 1972

  (1806-1850) Born in Texas; third son of the Empresario Don Martin de Leon, founder of De Leon Colony and City of Victoria.

All 95 historical markers in Victoria

• 1892 Victoria County Courthouse1961
• 201st Fighter Squadron, Mexican Expeditionary Air Force (The Aztec Eagles)2007
• Abel Seymour Cunningham1962
• Abraham Levi House1965
• Agapito De Leon1972
• Alexander Lowe House1965
• B. F. Williams House1987
• Band Stand1965
• Beck Ranch Headquarters1980
• Brownson's Bank1992
• C. T. Beck Ranch1999
• Callender Home1962
• Camp Henry E. McCullouch1998
• Camp Victoria2004
• Captain James P. January1962
• Coletoville Cemetery1997
• Darwin M. Stapp
• De Leon Plaza1998
• Don Martin De Leon1936
• Dona Patricia De La Garza De Leon1972
• El Camino Real in Victoria County2010
• Evergreen Cemetery of Victoria1976
• F.W. Gross High School2009
• Felix De Leon1972
• Fernando De Leon1972
• First Baptist Church of Victoria2003
• First English Evangelical Lutheran Church2013
• First Presbyterian Church of Victoria1991
• First United Methodist Church of Victoria
• Fleming-Welder House1996
• Fossati's Delicatessen1987
• Foster Army Air Field2008
• Goldman Ginnery2003
• Guadalupe River1936
• Hauschild Opera House1984
• Henderson House1982
• Hill-O'Connor-Howard House1981
• Home County of William Pinckney McLean1966
• Home of Empresario Martin De Leon1936
• In Memory of Edward Conrad1936
• J. Meredith Tatton House2011
• Jacob Fox House1985
• James A. McFaddin Home1967
• Joe F. and Amelia Jecker House2005
• John Howland Wood1985
• John J. Linn1936
• John Van Bibber
• Lorenzo Dow Heaton Home2012
• McNamara House1965
• Memorial Square1968
• Mission Espiritu Santo Cattle Ranch1999
• Mitchell School1994
• Mount Salem American Baptist Church
• Mundt Place1966
• O'Connor-Proctor Building1980
• Old Federal Building1981
• Old L.D. Heaton Home1966
• Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church1984
• Palestine Missionary Baptist Church1991
• Pela House1998
• Peter Underhay Pridham1965
• Phillips-Sale House1967
• Power Home1966
• Proctor House1985
• Proctor-Vandenberge House1971
• Regan House1996
• Robert H. and Pauline Clark House2004
• Robert L. Dabney House2014
• Robert S. Weisiger
• Shillerville Cemetery1986
• Sidney Roper Weisiger1981
• Silvestre De Leon1972
• Site of Round Top House1936
• Site of Southern Pacific Railroad Depot1986
• Site of Victoria's First Church1936
• St. Mary's Catholic Church1964
• The Victoria Advocate1989
• The Woodhouse Home1983
• This Marker Faces the Site, Home of John Joseph Linn1936
• Thurmond Building1980
• Tonkawa Bank1970
• Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church1981
• Victor M. Rose1997
• Victor Marion Rose1936
• Victoria1964
• Victoria Advocate1936
• Victoria County1936
• Victoria County1936
• Victoria County1968
• Victoria County Honor Roll1937
• Victoria County, C.S.A.1964
• Victoria Pumping Station2011
• Viola Case1984
• Webster Chapel United Methodist Church
• William Robert Smith

Historical markers near Victoria

• Nursery5 stories · 10 mi
• Inez5 stories · 13 mi
• Portland7 stories · 15 mi
• Edna28 stories · 25 mi
• Goliad40 stories · 25 mi
• Port Lavaca44 stories · 26 mi

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