Historical Markers in

Young County, Texas

An 1890 Bank Building Butterfield Overland Stages Camp Belknap, C.S.A. Carlton-Johnson-Proffitt Grave Cattle Raisers Association Oak Colonel William C. Young Common Grave Dr. & Mrs. J.W. Gallaher House Early Church of Graham Episcopal Parish Church Farmer Cemetery First National Bank in Graham Fort Belknap Gooseneck Cemetery Graham Post Office Graham Salt Works Graves of Seven Teamsters Harmonson Rancho Hawkins Chapel Indian Raid on Elm Creek, CSA Joseph Alfred Woolfolk Lewis Pinkney Brooks Home Little Salt Creek Indian Fight Major Robert S. Neighbors Major Robert Simpson Neighbors Markley Cemetery Decoration Day Medlan Chapel Primitive Baptist Church Military Road (Ft. Belknap-Ft Worth) Military Road (Ft. Belknap-Ft. Phantom Hill) Military Road (Ft. Belknap-San Antonio) Morrison Funeral Home Murray Methodist Church Old Fort Belknap Powder Magazine Proffitt Cemetery Ryus Store Building Site of Camp Van Camp Site of Cottonwood Spring Site of Donnell Mill Site of Third County Courthouse St. Luke Lutheran Church of Olney Standpipe Mountain The Tonk Valley Community The Young County Jail Tonkawa Scouts, C.S.A. Townsite of Old Farmer Tyra Graveyard-Murray Community Cemetery Warren Wagon Train Massacre