Historical Markers in

Bowie County, Texas

"Ace of Clubs" House Arkadelphia Rosenwald School Black Cherry Tree Bois d'Arc Bowie County Cemetery for Old Harrison Chapel Central Christian Church Cervini House Dalby Springs Methodist Church Dan LaFayette McDuffie De Kalb Dr. A. H. A. and Ruby Jones House Earl-Rochelle House Early Protestant Preaching Ellis House First Disciples of Christ in Texas First United Methodist Church of DeKalb Francis Marion Henry Harvey C. Sanders, C. S. A. Hatchel/Barkman Caddo Indian Village Home of Eli H. Moores Hooks Howell W. Runnels Home Hubbard Home John F. Floyd House Jones-Tyson House Martha Adams Runnels Maud United Methodist Church Moores-Burke-Ragland Home New Boston Offenhauser Building Old Boston Old Rialto Building Pecan Point Signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence Phillip A. Dalby Homestead Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church Red Bayou Methodist Church Red Lick Methodist Church Redwater Rochelle Place Rose Hill Cemetery Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery Saenger Theatre Sand Hill Cemetery Scott Joplin Site of Epperson's Ferry Site of the Home of Hardin R. Runnels Site of the Texas Home of Richard Ellis St. James Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church Texarkana The French in Texas The Jamison Building Town of Nash Trammel's Trace United States Post Office and Courthouse Wavell's Colony Whitaker House World War I Memorial Youngblood Memorial Presbyterian Church