Historical Markers in

Shelby County, Texas

B. F. Morris and the Town of Joaquin Bounds-Estes Cemetery Brookland Cemetery Buena Vista Cemetery C. S. A. Texas Muster Camp Center, World War II Prisoner of War Camp Corinth Cemetery Elder William Brittain and Rosanna Wright Brittain Eva Taylor Lane Home Excelsior Common School No. 47 Fairview Cemetery Fellowship Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Timpson First Battle - Organized War 1841-1844 First Christian Church of Center First County Seat of Shelby County First County Seat of Shelby County First Methodist Church of Shelbyville First United Methodist Church Cemetery First United Methodist Church of Tenaha George Washington Green Haley Bush Cemetery Hutto Cemetery Joaquin Cemetery John Joseph Emmett Gibson John May Cemetery King-Oates Cemetery Lone Cedar Cemetery McClelland Community Church McWilliams Cemetery Milton Irish Moses Fisk Roberts Mull Cemetery Myrick's Ferry Log House Oates Cemetery Old Salem Cemetery Patroon Cemetery Price Cemetery Ramah Cemetery Roberts' Hill Sample Cemetery Sardis Church Sardis Methodist Church Sardis School Shady Grove Cemetery Shelby County Shelby County Courthouse Sholar Cemetery Site of the Last Battle Site of Town of Spivey, 1870s-1900 Site of Truitt Community Spivey, Site of 1870s-1900 Town of Strong Cemetery Sydney O. Pennington Tennessee Community Cemetery Tennessee Methodist Church Tennessee Presbyterian Church The Bickham House Timpson Truitt Cemetery Westview Cemetery William Harrison Wall Homestead Wimberly Cemetery