Historical Markers in Sabine County, Texas
Alfred D. & Martha (Causey) Oliphint
Barney C. Lowe
Bayou
Bethany Baptist Church
Brookeland United Methodist Church
C. A. Nethery & Sons General Merchandise
CCC Camp 2887 F-18-T
Cedar Grove Baptist Church
Clark-Dickey and Smith Cemeteries
Clark-James House
County Line Baptist Church and Cemetery
Dennis Cemetery
El Lobanillo
Ener Cemetery
Fairmount Cemetery
First Baptist Church of Hemphill
Francis Marcus Weatherred
Gaines Memorial Bridge
Gellatly Family Cemetery
Geneva Myrtle Springs Cemetery
Goodrich, William F. and Bertha Sutor, House
Harper Chapel Cemetery
Harper Chapel Church
Hemphill
Hemphill Cemetery
Hemphill First United Methodist Church
Isaac Low Cemetery
James Frederick Gomer Cemetery
James Taylor Gaines
John C. Hale
Jones-Sweet House
Las Boregas Camp Site
Lowe Cemetery
Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery
Matthew Arnold Parker
McGown Cemetery
McMahan's Chapel
Meador Cemetery
Mial Scurlock
Milam
Milam
Milam Cemetery
Mt. Sinai Cemetery
New Hope-Bethel Baptist Church
Oakhill Cemetery
Old Centerview Cemetery
Oliphint Chapel Cemetery
Payne-Williams Cemetery
Pineland
Pineland School
Sabine County
Sabine County
Sabine County Courthouse
Sabine County Jail
Sabine Town Cemetery
Sabinetown
Scurlock Cemetery
Site of East Mayfield
Speights-Pratt Cemetery
Springhill Cemetery
Starr Funeral Home
The Milam Masonic Institute
Thomas Johnson School
Two Miles Southeast to McMahan's Chapel
William Gasby Cemetery
Yellowpine Cemetery
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