Historical Markers in Winters, Texas

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• Ranger Peakplaced 1970

  Named for Company E, Texas Rangers, which was stationed 1/2 mile east of peak in 1874. Atop peak, Rangers (Under Capt. W. J. "Jeff" Maltby) kept a…

• Alec Simmonsplaced 1967

  Civil War soldier from Lemon Gap (7 miles northwest). Was buried here in an unmarked grave prior to 1897. Recorded, 1967

• Counts Cemeteryplaced 1975

  Earliest known interment was that of a child, Mary Louisa Hale, on November 30, 1880. In January, 1884, Andy and Christian Fannin sold 4 acres to…

• Ranger Campsiteplaced 1970

  One-half mile east of here, some twenty-five to thirty Texas rangers of Company E were stationed in 1874, under the command of Capt. W. J. "Jeff"…

• Wintersplaced 2014

  WINTERS From its beginning as a west central Texas frontier community winters grew from a retail support center for the surrounding agricultural…

• Winters Brass Bandplaced 1967

  Focus of social life during Winters' early years, the band played throughout the area for box suppers, old settlers reunions, and political…

All 19 historical markers in Winters

• Alec Simmons1967
• Chick Inn Diner2013
• Cotton Production in Runnels County1976
• Counts Cemetery1975
• First Baptist Church2021
• First Methodist Church of Winters1969
• Old Cotton Oil Mill1962
• Poe Chapel1967
• Pumphrey1969
• Ranger Campsite1970
• Ranger Peak1970
• Robert Cooke, M.D.1967
• Rock Hotel1982
• St. John's Lutheran Church2005
• Winters2014
• Winters Brass Band1967
• Winters FFA Chapter1986
• Winters Lodge No. 743, A.F. & A.M.1972
• Winters State Bank2001

Historical markers near Winters

• Crews5 stories · 10 mi
• Ballinger19 stories · 17 mi
• Buffalo Gap5 stories · 21 mi
• Bronte5 stories · 23 mi
• Rowena5 stories · 25 mi
• Merkel6 stories · 28 mi

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