Historical Markers in Waller county

Ahrenbeck-Urban Home Brookshire Family Cemetery Camp Site Of the Texas Army Captain Alfred H. Wyly Captain Nathen Brookshire Charles Donoho Plantation Clear Creek Confederate War Camps Donigan House Field's Store Community Fields Store Cemetery First Methodist Church of Brookshire First United Methodist Church of Hempstead First United Methodist Church of Waller Former Waller County Post Offices Francis Jarvis Cooke Frey Cemetery Frey-Benignus House Gen. George and Libbie Custer Campsite Groce Family Plantations Heinrich Konrad Karl Leverkuhn Hempstead High School Hempstead, C.S.A. Highland Home School Isaac Best Jacob E. Freeman James Tarrant Pattison Homesite John Frelan Winters Judge Edwin Waller Kellner Townsite Liendo Liendo Plantation Macedonia Methodist Church Madison "Matt" "Kilpatrick" Monaville Independent School District Norris Wright Cuney Old Salem Cemetery Pine Island Baptist Church Plantation Home of Edwin Waller 1800--1883 Prairie View A&M University Reid's Prairie Baptist Church Shiloh Baptist Church Shiloh Cemetery Site of Groce's Ferry Site of St. Mary's Catholic Church and Cemetery South Texas Baptist College Springer-Macedonia Cemetery St. Francis Episcopal Church Stacye Ann Marlin Morgan Texas' First Narrow Gauge Railway Depot Union Army P.O.W. Cemetery Wade Cemetery Waller Waller County Waller County Wyatt Chapel Community Cemetery