Historical Markers in Taylor County, Texas
45th Infantry Division at Camp Barkeley
Abilene High School, Original Site of
Abilene Municipal Cemetery
Abilene Woman's Club Building
Buffalo Gap Cemetery
Buffalo Gap College
Butler, Dr. William & Beatrice, Home
Butterfield Mail and Stage Line
Camp Barkeley
Castle Peak
Cedar Gap Community
Childers Classical Institute
Claiborne Walker Merchant
Company I, 7th Texas Infantry
Cornelia Clark Fort
Drummond Cemetery
Dyess Elementary School
Ernie Wilson Museum
Eugenia Pickard
First Exploratory Oil Well in Taylor County
First Taylor County Jail - Courthouse
Fletcher Ranch
Hardin-Simmons University
Hashknife Ranch, Site of Old Headquarters
Hattie and Henry Sayles, Sr., House
Hotel Wooten
In Vicinity of Coronado's Camp
J. G. Higginbotham House
James Harrison Parramore
James Winford Hunt
Jim Ned Creek
Laughter Undertaking Company
Lawn Atlas ICBM Launch Facility
Lindbergh in West Texas
Lt. Col. William E. Dyess
Lytle Gap-Potosi Methodist Church
Macedonia Baptist Church
Magee House
McMurry College
Mexican-American / Americanization School
Miss Clara Bussell
Morgan Jones
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mountain Pass Station
Mulberry Canyon
Near Site of Indian Battle
Ned, Jim, Creek
Ned, Jim, Creek (stolen)
Old Weather Bureau Building
Parramore Post #57, American Legion
Pine Street Shoot Out
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Site of Abilene's First School
Site of Curfew by John J. Clinton
Site of Guitar Mansion
Site of Old Headquarters of the Hashknife Ranch
Site of Thornton's Store
Site of Western Cattle Trail
Taylor County
Taylor County
Taylor, Edward, James, & George
Texas & Pacific Railroad Depot
Texas & Pacific Railway: First Railroad Across West Texas
The Civilian Conservation Corps at Abilene State Park
Town of Buffalo Gap
Valley Creek Station
Valley Creek Station, Site of
Vicinity of Indian Fight
Vicinity of Indian Fight
William G. and Shirley Swenson Home
Willis, Thomas Middlebrook