Texas Historical Markers

Texas Historical Markers in Gonzales County

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

• 1834 Homesite of Capt. and Mrs. Almaron Dickinson Gonzales
• 1835 Attack at Sandies Water Hole nan
• Andrew Ponton Gonzales
• Battle of Gonzales Gonzales
• Campsite Marking Start of San Jacinto Campaign Gonzales
• Cemetery Square Gonzales
• Community of Pilgrim Pilgrim
• David Burkett Gonzales
• Dr. George Washington Barnett
• Dr. John Turner Tinsley Gonzales
• Duncan's Ferry (on San Marcos River) Gonzales
• First Baptist Church of Nixon Nixon
• First Baptist Church of Smiley Smiley
• Gates Cemetery Gonzales
• Gonzales Cannon Burial Site Gonzales
• Gonzales City Cemetery Gonzales
• Gonzales-San Antonio Road nan
• Green Dewitt Cemetery Gonzales
• Harwood Cemetery Harwood
• Hopkinsville Lodge No. 183, A.F. & A.M. Waelder
• Indian Fort, Site of Gonzales
• Jail Square Gonzales
• James Hodges, Sr. Gonzales
• James W. Robinson Gonzales
• Kerr's Creek Gonzales
• King Cemetery Gonzales
• Leesville Baptist Church Leesville
• Masonic Cemetery Gonzales
• Old Eighteen Gonzales
• Old Smiley Lake and Townsite Smiley
• Plaza Gonzales
• Riverside School Gonzales
• Route of Gen. Sam Houston to San Jacinto Gonzales
• Sam Houston Oak
• Sandies Chapel Cemetery Nixon
• Santa Anna Mound Gonzales
• Sarah Seely Dewitt Gonzales
• Site of Hopkinsville Gonzales
• Site of the First Shot of the Texas Revolution
• The Eggleston House Gonzales
• The Immortal 32 Gonzales