Historical Markers in Midland County, Texas
Anglin, Captain W. B.
Army Flying School, Site of Old
Brown-Dorsey House
Burton-Lingo Company (RAZED)
Dorsey Home
Fairgrounds Road
Fairview Cemetery
Fairview Cemetery
First Baptist Church of Midland
First Christian Church of Midland
First Methodist Church (RAZED)
First Post Office in Midland
First Post Office in Midland
Former Site of Midland National Bank
George Bush Family Home
George W. Bush Childhood Home
Greenwood Baptist Church
Greenwood Baptist Church
John Valentine Pliska
Lawrence Home
Marcy Trail
Midland & Northwestern Railroad
Midland Christian College
Midland County
Midland County
Midland County
Midland County's First Bank
Midland County's First Producing Oil Well
Midland County's First Water Well
Midland Man
Midland National Bank
Midland's First House
Petroleum Building
Scharbauer Hotel (destroyed)
Site of Early Water Well
Site of Midland County's First Bank
Site of Old Midland Army Flying School
Texas Petroleum in World War II
W. B. Anglin
W. F. Scarborough Home,
Yucca Theatre
Texas was once an independent country: After winning its independence from Mexico in 1836, Texas became its own country, known as the Republic of Texas. It existed as an independent nation for nine years before being annexed by the United States in 1845.~ Texas random facts