Historical Markers in

Webb County, Texas

August C. and Julia Richter Mansion Benavides Brothers Benavides-Herrera House Biggio-Kowalski-De La Garza House Bishop Peter Verdaguer Bruni Bruni Plaza Calvary Catholic Cemetery Capitol, Republic of the Rio Grande Casa Ortiz Casa Vidaurri Casa Zaragoza City Cemetery City Hall and Market House Coal Mining in Las Minas Deaf Smith Education in Mirando City El Barrio Azteca El Paso de Jacinto El Primer Congreso Mexicanista Fort McIntosh Fort McIntosh Barracks Holding Institute (Laredo Seminary) Jarvis Plaza Jovita Idar Juan Francisco Farías Residence Lala's Café Laredo Air Force Base Laredo Election Riot, 1886 Laredo Fire Department Laredo Telephone Exchange Laredo's First International Bridge Laredo's Washington's Birthday Celebration Leyendecker House Los Ojuelos Oliver Winfield Killam Poblacion De Dolores Pvt. David Bennes Cantu Barkley Radcliffe Killam Raymond and Tirza Martin High School Refugio Benavides Republic of the Rio Grande Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railroad (Pecos and Rio Grande Railroad) Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church San Augustin Cathedral San Bernardo Avenue Santos Benavides Site of Darwin Community St. Augustine Parochial School The Laredo National Bank The Ramón Family The Texas Mexican Railway Villa De Laredo, Original Site of Webb County Zuniga House