Texas Historical Markers

Texas Historical Markers in Kimble County

53 markers in Kimble County, each told out loud by Duane in his own voice.

• Bear Creek Settlement Junction
• Brambletye Junction
• Campsite of Marques De Rubi, 1767 Junction
• Captain Gully Cowsert Junction
• Captain William Walter Taylor Junction
• City of Junction Junction
• Cloud Place Junction
• Cloud Point Junction
• Coach Bear Bryant and the Junction Boys Junction
• Coalson-Pullen Colony Junction
• College Street Church of Christ Junction
• Colonel John Griffith Junction
• Doom of the Outlaws of Pegleg Station Junction
• Early History of Kimble County Junction
• Fight of Sheriff's Posse with Cattle Rustlers Junction
• First Baptist Church of Junction Junction
• First Church in Community Copperas Methodist Church Junction
• First Court in Kimble County Junction
• First Murr Ranch Junction
• First Post Office Junction
• First United Methodist Church of Junction Junction
• Fort McKavett - Fort Clark Military Road Roosevelt
• Hoggett Home Junction
• Isaac Kountz Junction
• John James Smith
• John L. Jones Ranch London
• John Sterling Durst Pioneer Minister Junction
• Junction's First Waterworks Junction
• Kimble County Junction
• Kimble County Jail Junction
• London Town Square London
• Marvin E. and Retta Ann Blackburn House Junction
• Miller-Browning Colony Junction
• Morales Ranch Junction
• Near Route of Old Military Road Junction
• O.C. Fisher Junction
• Old Bear Creek Texas Ranger Camp Junction
• Old Beef Trail Crossing London
• Old Noxville School Segovia
• Old Rock Store, 1879 Junction
• Reichenau Gap London
• Roosevelt Junction
• Schreiner Park Junction
• Site of Creed Taylor Ranch Home Segovia
• Site of Ivy Chapel and School London
• Spanish Road to Santa Fe, 1808 London vicinity
• Stevenson, Coke R., Texas Statesman Junction
• Teacup Mountain Junction
• Telegraph Store and Post Office Telegraph
• The Killing of Sam Speer Junction
• The Oliver Pecan Junction
• Vicinity of Bradbury Settlement Junction
• Wooten Cemetery Telegraph