Historical Markers in Leon County, Texas
Bethesda Cemetery
Boggy Community
Brushy Cemetery
Colonel Robert Simonton Gould
Concord Missionary Baptist Church
Concord Schools
El Camino Real
Evans Chapel Church
First Baptist Church of Buffalo
First Courthouse in County, Site of
First United Methodist Church of Centerville
Fort Boggy
Friendship Cemetery
Hattie Barnes Adkisson
James and Julia Anderson House
Jewett Methodist Church
John Durst
Leon County
Leon County Courthouse
Little Flock Cemetery
Long Hollow Community
Manaen Turnbull Smith
Mt. Pisgah Church and Cemetery
Old Bowling School and Masonic Lodge
Parker Cemetery (HTC)
R. Baxter King
Rogers Prairie
Site of Fort Boggy
Site of the First Court House Built in Leon County
St. Paul Shiloh High School
Tubb Cemetery
Two Mile Paradise Cemetery
Wm. B. Middleton
In the late 19th century, Texas became known for its cattle drives, in which cowboys would move herds of cattle from Texas to railheads in Kansas and other northern states. The cattle drives were dangerous and difficult work, but they played a key role in the development of the American cattle industry.