Brewster County Historical Markers

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NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 41

Have - 0 Need -41

29th January, 2019- On review I believe the marker for Alpine to be missing, I'm not at all sure where the Leoncita Springs marker is, there is a centennial marker listed for Terlingua but it is not listed or showed on my friend Sarah's site that documents all of the counties centennials and the Hancock Building, I'm not at all sure it is still standing? 

Albion E. Shepard House
Alpine
Ancient Rocks Boundary
Black Gap Wildlife Management Area
Brewster County
Brewster County Courthouse
Burgess' Water Hole
Chambers Hotel
City Building
Colonel Lewis Given Harman
Comanche Trail
County Named for Confederate Colonel Henry P. Brewster
Denuded Quachita Rock Belt
Double Mills
Federico Villalba
First Baptist Church of Alpine
First Methodist Church
First School House
Fort Pena Colorado (Red Rock)
Gage Hotel
Gage-Van Sickle House
Garcia Valadez House
Hancock Building
Holland Hotel Building
J. C. Bird
J. C. Carr - Bob Slight House
John Riley Holland
Lajitas Cemetery
Leoncita Springs
Los Caballos (in Core of the Quachita Structural Belt) 
Marathon
Nolte-Rooney House
Old Roman Catholic Church
Our Lady of Peace Parish Hall
Pioneer School House
Ritchey Hotel, 1886
Terlingua
Terlingua
Texas Confederate General Lawrence "Sul" Ross
The Gage Hotel
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