Historical Markers in
Titus County, Texas

Bridges Chapel Cemetery Broadstreet Farmhouse Caddo Indian Communities in the Cypress Creek Drainage Center Grove Cemetery Cooper's Chapel Church and Cemetery Damascus Cemetery Dellwood Park First Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church of Mt. Pleasant Florey Home Green, Rev. Edward Hollister Greenhill Presbyterian Church Building Henry Clay Thruston Home of William Augusta Old Monticello Missionary Baptist Church Nevill's Chapel Cemetery Old, William August, Home Springhill-North Cemetery Stonewall School The Lide House Titus County Titus County C. S. A. W. A. Keith House W. R. M. Slaughter Home West New Hope United Methodist Church Winfield Cemetery

Texas was once an independent country: After winning its independence from Mexico in 1836, Texas became its own country, known as the Republic of Texas. It existed as an independent nation for nine years before being annexed by the United States in 1845.

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