Historical Markers in Palo Pinto County, Texas
Bethel Strawn
Brad Cemetery
Charles Goodnight
Civilian Conservation Corps at Possum Kingdom State Park
Comanche Trail Through Palo Pinto County
Courthouses of Palo Pinto County
Dr. H.H. Milling
Elmwood Cemetery
Famous Mineral Water Company
First Baptist Church of Mineral Wells
First Baptist Church of Palo Pinto
First Baptist Church of Santo
First Christian Church
First Christian Church of Mineral Wells (rej)
George Rice Bevers Homesite
George Webb Slaughter
Hittson Cemetery
Hittson Cemetery
Home of Stephen Bethel Strawn
James Nesbit Stuart House
Jonathan Hamilton Baker
Joseph Peter Davidson
Mary Jane Gentry
Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells High School
Mingus Baptist Church
Morris Sheppard Dam and Possum Kingdom Lake
Mount Marion Cemetery
Old Camp Wolters
Old County Jail
Old Mineral Wells Post Office
Palo Pinto Cemetery
Palo Pinto County
Palo Pinto Methodist Church
Pickwick-McAdams Cemetery
Reuben Vaughan
Robinson School
Rock Schoolhouse
Sam Savage, Captive of the Comanches
Santo East Cemetery
Simpson Crawford
Site of Snake Saloon
Site of the Home of Oliver Loving in 1855
Strawn
Strawn City Hall
Strawn Drugstore
Sturdivant Community & Cemetery
Thomas House
Weatherford, Mineral Wells & Northwestern Railway Depot
William Whipple Johnson
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