Historical Markers in Montague County, Texas
Briar Creek Cemetery
Brushy Cemetery
Brushy Mound
Butterfield Overland Stage Line Crossing
Center Point Cemetery
Central Christian Church
City of Bowie
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Dye Mound Cemetery
Dye Mound School
Early Trails in Montague County
Elmwood Cemetery
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
First Baptist Church of Bowie
First Baptist Church of Nocona
First Christian Church of Bowie
First National Bank of Bowie
First National Bank of Saint Jo
Forestburg
Fruitland Schools
Head of Elm (Saint Jo)
Head of Elm Cemetery
Highways Paved With Gold
Home County of Governor James V. Allred (March 29, 1899-Sept. 24, 1959)
Illinois Bend
Illinois Bend Cemetery
Illinois Bend Memorial Cemetery
Illinois Bend School
Lindale Cemetery
M. Johnson Poultry Ranch
McGrady Cemetery
Molsbee Chapel Cemetery
Montague Catholic Cemetery
Montague Cemetery
Montague County
Montague County Courthouse
Montague County Poor Farm
Montague County Trails
Montague Pioneer Memorial
North Nocona Oil Field - Montague County Oil Discovery, 1922
Pelham Park
Perryman Cemetery
Queen's Peak Indian Lookout
Red River Station
Red River Station
Rural Schools-Dye Mound
Rural Schools-Fruitland
Rural Schools-Illinois Bend
Salona Cemetery
Site of the 1759 Taovayo Victory Over Spain
Spanish Fort
Spanish Fort, Red River Station
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Starkey Cemetery
Stonewall Saloon
The Phillips House
Town of Saint Jo
United Methodist Church of Montague
Uz Community
Valley View Baptist Church
The Alamo, a mission in San Antonio, is perhaps the most famous historical site in Texas. It was the site of a key battle during the Texas Revolution in 1836.~ Texas random facts