Historical Markers in

Llano County, Texas

Acme Dry Goods Building Antlers Hotel Baby Head Cemetery Badu House Bluffton Cemetery Board Branch Cemetery Bruhl's Drugstore, Former Site of C.S.A. Salt Works Cassaday Grey Granite Company Office Building Castell Castell School Charles Haynes Chew Cemetery Community of Valley Spring Dillard Cooper Early Explorers in Llano County Edna J. Moore Seaholm House Enchanted Rock First Christian Church of Llano First Known Religious Services Fisher - Miller Grant Ford Street Commercial Row Frank Teich German Settlements Grace Episcopal Church Granite Industry in Llano County Homesite of Emil Kriewitz Huffman Cemetery Isaac Byler Maxwell Lake Lyndon B. Johnson Lantex Theater Lappe House Llano City Cemetery Llano County Llano County Courthouse Llano County Granite Industry Llano County Jail Llano Woman's Culture Club Lone Grove School Matthew Mark Moss O'Henry School Building Old Southern Hotel Building Old Southern Hotel Building Oxford Cemetery Packsaddle Mountain Packsaddle Mountain Richmond Alexander McInnis Robert F. Rowntree House Salem Cemetery Site of Prairie Mountain School Six Mile Cemetery Six Mile School St. James Lutheran Church St. John Lutheran Church St. John Lutheran Church Cemetery Tow Cemetery Trinity Methodist Church Trinity United Methodist Church Cemetery Valley Spring Cemetery Valley Springs Primitive Baptist Church Watkins House