Burleson County Historical Markers

MARKERS IN COUNTY - 90

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The county seat of Burleson County is Caldwell and this is where the majority of the historical markers in this county reside. The county was named for Edward Burleson, who was a general and statesman. It is located in east central Texas and is one of the first counties we came close to completing, with the exception of the centennial marker at the site of  Fort Tenoxtitlan. We do have a picture of it here because Tammy Kubecka of the Burleson County Historical Commission was gracious enough to send us a couple, but I'd still like to visit the site and get a picture for myself. The Old Antonio Camino Real marker No. 49 is missing and it is believed that it is relocated in nearby Lee County. There are four new markers that we still need to visit and I would also like to visit the Burleson County museum to see if its possible to get some shots of people and places no longer with us to place with the accompanying marker. I would also like to retake some of our earlier shots as they are a little embarrassing  to me now. The shots of this county were largely taken in 2006 and 2010. 

30th January, 2019 - ​The only new onformation I have is about the Goodwill Missionary Baptist Church, the congreagation moved to Brenham due to flooding in the old church, I'm not sure what happened to the marker. 

African American Community in Clay
Alexander Thomson, Jr. 
An Arm of the Chisholm Cattle Trail
Belltown Community
Black Jack Baptist Church
Brazos Bottom Baptist Church Cemetery
Brazos River Levee
​Burleson County
Burleson County
Burleson County C.S.A. 
Burleson County Veterans in World War II
Caldwell Masonic Cemetery
Caldwell Masonic Cemetery
Caldwell National Bank
Caldwell Volunteer Fire Department
Carr Cemetery
City of Caldwell
City of Caldwell
City of Caldwell
Cooks Point
Cooks Point United Methodist Church
Dabney Hill Freedom Colony
Deanville
Draper-Moseley Cemetery
Duewall House
Early Settlers of Burleson County in the Texas War for Independence
Elizabeth Chapel Methodist Church
​First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church of Caldwell
First United Methodist Church of Caldwell
First United Methodist Church of Somerville
Fort Oldham
Fort Tenoxtitian
Fort Tenoxtitian
Frenstat Cemetery
Giesenschlag Cemetery
Goodwill Missionary Baptist Church
Hood's Texas Brigade, 1906 Reunion
Horatio Criesman
J. L. Woods'Undertaking Company
John Mitchell
Josef Masik
Lake Somerville 
Lee W. Henslee
Lewis L. Chiles
Lone Oak Baptist Church
Lyons
Lyons Methodist Church
Macedonia Hix Baptist Church
Mosley's Ferry
Near Homesite of Judge Andrew S. Broaddus
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
New Tabor Brethren Church
New Tabor Cemetery
Oaklawn Cemetery
Oaklawn Cemetery
Old City Cemetery
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road 
Old San Antonio Road
Our of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Porter House
Providence Baptist Church
Providence Cemetery
Reeves-Womack House
San Salvador Mission Church
Site of Camino Real 
Site of Harvey House
Smith Grade High School
Snook
Snook Brethren Church
Snook Cemetery
Somerville
Somerville Stadium
S.P.J.S.T. San Antonio Prairie Cemetery
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
St. Mary's Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Thomas J. Gray
Thomas Kraitchar, Jr. House
Town Of Chriesman
Warren Lodge No. 56, A.F. & A.M.
Waugh Campground
Woodson Lumber Company
Yegua Center at Somerville ISD
Yegua Creek