Texas Historical Markers
Texas Historical Markers in Tyler County
39 markers in Tyler County, each told out loud by Duane in his own voice. Common themes here: Civil War, Texas Revolution, Native History, and Strange But True.
Cities and towns in Tyler County
Every marker in Tyler County
- Beech Creek Baptist Church Beech Creek
- Burch-Cauble House Chester
- Colmesneil-Mount Zion Cemetery Colmesneil
- Colmesneil, W.T., House Colmesneil
- Cooper-Reid Home Woodville
- David Curlee Enloe House Colmesneil
- Doucette Union Church Woodville vicinity
- Enloe Mill Colmesneil
- Fellowship Cemetery Warren
- Ferrell Cemetery Colmesneil
- Fort Teran, Site of Chester
- Hart Mill Cemetery Woodville
- Home of James Edward Wheat Woodville
- James Barclay Place, 1842 Woodville
- John Henry Kirby and Education in Woodville Woodville
- John Wheat Woodville
- Lindsey Cemetery Warren
- Lt. Col. Philip A. Work Woodville
- Moss Hill Community Cemetery Woodville
- Mount Hope Lodge No. 121, A. F. & A. M. Chester
- Mount Hope Methodist Church Chester
- Original Site of Bethel Baptist Church Woodville
- Pedigo Family Cemetery Woodville
- Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church and School Dies
- Site of Henry T. Scott School Woodville
- Site of Old Peach Tree Village Chester
- Squire Cruse Woodville
- Sturrock Cemetery Rockland
- Sunny Dell Missionary Baptist Church Colmesneil
- Texas Statesman Allan Shivers Woodville
- The Rev. Acton Young Woodville
- The Yale Summer Forestry Camp and Gifford Pinchot Woodville
- Tolar Kitchen Woodville
- Tyler County Woodville
- Tyler County Courthouse Woodville
- Valentine Burch Chester
- Woodville Academy and Woodville College Woodville
- Woodville Magnolia Cemetery Woodville
- Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church Colmesneil
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