Historical Markers in

Hopkins County, Texas

Ashcroft House Atkins House Atkins House Black Oak Baptist Church City National Bank Confederate Refugees in Texas, C. S. A. Cumby Early Sulphur Bluff First Christian Church First Presbyterian Church of Sulphur Springs First United Methodist Church of Sulphur Springs Forest Academy Cemetery General W. H. King George and Myra Wilson Greenview Community and Cemetery Harmony Methodist Church and Cemetery Hopkins County Hopkins County Courthouse Hopkins County Echo-Daily News-Telegram James Selen Stout Long Cemetery Miller Grove Cemetery Miller Grove Methodist Church Miller Grove School Morning Chapel Missionary Baptist Church Mt. Zion Churches and Cemetery Nelta Cemetery North Liberty Baptist Church Oakland Cumberland Presbyterian Church Pine Forest Church and Cemetery Pine Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church and Cemetery Richland Cemetery Shooks Chapel Methodist Church Site of Plunkett School Site of the Union Stockade St. Philip's Episcopal Church Stewart Cemetery Sulphur Springs Loan and Building Association Sulphur Springs Volunteer Fire Department and Fire Bell of 1889 Sunny Point Cemetery Townsite of Tarrant Union Communiity Woodland Cemetery