Historical Markers in Parker County, Texas
1933 Weatherford City Hall
Aledo United Methodist Church
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Annetta Cemetery
Baker Community
Bankhead Highway in Aledo
Battern Cemetery
Brock Methodist Church
Bud Clark Cemetery
Campbell Memorial Hospital
Cartersville
Central Christian Church
Chandor Gardens
Citizens National Bank
City of Aledo
Clark Cemetery
Coho and Nancy Jane Smith Farmstead Site
Colonel Alfred G. Cooper
Dennis Methodist Church
Dilbeck Cemetery
Eureka Lodge No. 371, A. F. & A. M.
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of Aledo
First District Court in Parker County, Site
First National Bank of Weatherford
First Plant of Acme Brick Company
First Plant of Acme Brick Company
First United Methodist Church of Weatherford
Fondren Cemetery
Fort Wolters
Franco-Texan Land Company Building
Fred Rider Cotten
Goforth Graves
Governor S.W.T. Lanham
Grace First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Community
Harmony Cemetery
Hiner
Hoggard-Reynolds Cemetery
Holland, Gustavus Adolphus
Hood Family Cemetery
Isaac Parker
Isaac Parker
J. J. Hamilton Log Cabin
Jack Llewellyn Knight
James Claude Wright House
James Robertson Couts
Jay Bird-Union School, Church, and Cemetery
Lawson D. Gratz
Lemley Cemetery
Merchants and Farmers State Bank
Millsap Cemetery
Millsap United Methodist Church
Mount Pleasant Colored School
Nelson Cemetery
New Hope Cemetery & New Hope Baptist Church
Newberry Commuinity
Old City Greenwood Cemetery
Oliver Loving
Parker County Courthouse
Parker County Poor Farm and Cemetery
Parker County, C.S.A.
Parsons Station
Peaster Cemetery
Poe Prairie
Poolville
Poolville United Methodist Church
Porter Cemetery
R. W. Kindel House
Robinson Cabin/Slover School
Rock Creek Cemetery
Rock Springs Cemetery
Samuel Joseph Redgate
Samuel Willis Tucker Lanham
Santa Fe Depot
Shaw House
Silver Creek United Methodist Church
Soda Springs
Soldier Spring Park
Spring Creek Community
Springtown Cemetery
Stephens Cemetery
Sunshine Special's "Ellsmere"
Texas Pythian Home
The Double Log Cabin
Thomas C. Snailum
Tucker House
Twentieth Century Club
Veal's Station
Veal's Station Cemetery
Walker Bend Community and Cemetery
Walnut Creek Baptist Church
Weatherford
Weatherford College Old Main Building
Weatherford Post Office
Weatherford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern Railway
Whitt Cemetery
Whitt Seminary
William and Elisabeth Woody Homestead
Woody Cemetery
Woolfolk-McCall House
Wright Cemetery
Zion Hill Church, School, and Cemetery
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