Historical Markers in Walker County, Texas
Akin Hill
Angier Farm
Anthony Martin Branch
Austin College Building
Austin Hall
Baker, James Addison
Ball, The Rev. Thomas H.
Bath Cemetery
Besser, General John Slater
Bethea Creek
Bishop Ward Normal and Collegiate Institute
Black Jack Methodist Church and Cemetery
Boettcher House
Boswell Baptist Church
Broyles Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Buck Foster Cemetery
Camp Huntsville, World War II Prisoner of War Camp
Capt. Benjamin I. Harper
Captain Joe Byrd Cemetery
Chalk Cemetery
Christopher C. Edinburg
Clapp Cemetery
Cook Springs Baptist Church
Cunningham, Minnie Fisher
Dodge
East Sandy Community
Eastham-Thomason House
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ebenezer Cemetery
Elijah Collard
Emancipation Park
Farris Chapel Methodist Church
First Baptist Church of Huntsville
First Christian Church of Huntsville
First Missionary Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church of Huntsville
First United Methodist Church of Huntsville
Forrest Lodge No. 19, A.F.&A.M.
Forrest Lodge No. 19, AF & AM
Founding of Huntsville and of Historic Indian Post
George Washington Grant and Grant's Colony
Gibbs-Powell House
Harmony Cemetery
Harmony Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Henderson Yoakum
Henderson Yoakum Homesite
Henry Opera House
Hezekiah Faris
Hillary Mercer Crabb
Houston, Margaret Moffette Lea
Huntsville Branch Railway, "Tilley's Tap"
Huntsville Item
Huntsville Springs
Huntsville "Walls" Unit
James and Rhoda Creel Beall Winters
Jardine-Brown House
Jasper Missionary Baptist Church
Jesse Parker
John Frelan Winters
Josey Boy Scout Lodge
Joshua Houston
Mark Manning
Martha's Chapel
McAdams Cemetery
McAdams Homeplace
Newport
Oakwood Cemetery
Oakwood Cemetery
Old Gibbs Store
"Old" Main Building
Original Site of The Steamboat House
Peabody Library Building
Pleasant Williams Kittrell
Powell Sanctuary
Pritchett House
Rogersville
Sallie E. Gibbs
Sam Houston
Sam Houston Industrial and Training School
Samuel Calhoun Cemetery
Site of Andrew Female College
Site of Andrew Female College
Site of Boettcher's Mill
Site of Cincinnati
Site of Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Site of the Home of Henderson Yoakum
Site of Thomas Plantation and Steamboat Landing
St. James United Methodist Church of Huntsville
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
State Penitentiary C.S.A. and Texas Civil War Manufacturing
Steamboat House
The Five Courthouses of Walker County
The Huntsville Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1867
The Seven Hills of Huntsville
Thomas Cemetery
Town of Riverside
Union Hill Church
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Waverly Cemetery
Western Grove Baptist Church
William Luther Dean
Woodland, Home of Sam Houston
Wynne House
The Battle of San Jacinto fought on April 21, 1836, was the decisive battle of the Texas Revolution, and led to the capture of Santa Anna and the end of the conflict.~ Texas random facts