Texas Historical Markers

Texas Historical Markers in DeWitt County

41 markers in DeWitt County, each told out loud by Duane in his own voice.

• C. Eckhardt & Sons Building Yorktown
• Co-Founders of Yorktown: John York / Charles Eckhardt Yorktown
• Concrete College Cuero
• Cuero I Archeological District Hochheim
• Cuero Land and Immigration Company Cuero
• De Witt County Monument Cuero
• Dr. William Watt White Cuero
• Early Texas Bandstands Cuero
• Emil Reiffert House Cuero
• Eugene A. Daule Cuero
• First Presbyterian Church of Cuero Cuero
• George Lord Westhoff
• George Washington Davis Cuero
• Hillside Cemetery Cuero
• Holy Cross Catholic Church Yorktown
• Holy Cross Lutheran Church Yoakum
• Honoring Texas Confederate General August C. Buchel Cuero
• James Norman Smith Cuero
• Josiah Taylor Cuero
• Judge Henry Clay Pleasants Cuero
• Keller-Grunder House Cuero
• Knights of Pythias Hall, Jewel Lodge No. 103 Cuero
• Leonard Roy Harmon Cuero
• Lithuanians in Texas Yorktown
• Lockhart Community Cemetery Cuero
• Morgan Steamship Line Cuero
• Old Chisholm Trail Cuero
• Peter Bluntzer Meyersville
• Pilot Knob Pilot Knob
• Site of the Home of Captain John York Yorktown
• Site of the Home of Robert Justus Kleberg Meyersville
• Sociedad Cementerio Union Mexicana Cemetery Nordheim
• St. Mark's Lutheran Church Cuero
• St. Michael's Catholic Church Cuero
• Taylor Family Cemetery Cuero
• The Bates-Sheppard House Cuero
• The Edward Mugge House Cuero
• The Five-Mile (Ratcliffe)- Rabke Community Cuero
• The William Frobese Home Cuero
• Thomas M. Stell Cuero
• World War II Air Training School Brayton Flying Field