Armstrong County Historical Markers

NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 29

Have - 18 Need - 11

  Armstrong County is named for one of the pioneer families from this county. County seat is Claude. Armstrong County is full of silos and wind farms. We really only tackled Claude on this trip, which did have the most authentic historic markers at the courthouse that we have come across thus far. 
     There were issues and I think there will be more to come. Warner Memorial Community Center did not have a marker anywhere around the outside of the building. The Site of Warner Building marker was also not there and the building was razed. I believe the markers for First Battle of the Palo Duro, Battle of Red River and Roadside Park on Hamblen Drive are missing probably stolen, through we did not look for them at this time. There are several others that may prove problematic though I choose to remain positive until we have looked for ourselves. 
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Armstrong County
Armstrong County Courthouse
Armstrong County Jail 
Boy Scout Troop No. 17
Charles Goodnight
Charles Howard Roan
Charles H. Roan
Claude Cemetery
Claude Monroe Ayers
Claude News
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Warner
Dugout of W. M. Dye
Early Sheriffs of Armstrong County, 1890-1926
First Baptist Church of Claude
​First Battle of the Palo Duro
Great Panhandle Indian Scare of 1891
Old Home Ranch
Park Named for William A. Carroll, M.D. 
Roadside Park of Hamblen Drive
Route of Coronado Expedition
Site of Goodnight Ranch
Site of Old Goodnight College
Site of Warner Building
S. P. Hamblen Family
The Battle of Red River
Town of Claude
Town of Goodnight
Town of Washburn
Warner Memorial Community Center