Chambers County Historical Markers

NUMBER OF MARKER IN COUNTY -52

Have - 43  Need - 9

22nd March, 2019 - When I review a coastal county I immediately want to hop in the car and go visit. Chambers County has made me feel like that this last week. Chambers County Historical Commission has been extremely helpful answering all my questions and it does seem, at this time that all the markers are in place. The only one I my really not sure of about is the one titled Cove, it's listed in the Texas Historical Commission atlas, albeit with no location and I can't find any information about it online so I'm not sure it exists? 

2nd February, 2023 - Chambers County is named for Thomas Jefferson Chambers a major general in the Texas Revolution. The county seat is Anahuac. 
   We spend three days here and the county was for the most part successful. We did not find the Cedar Point marker. We got close to Emily Brown but it was wet and the road in was not sealed so it was a choice of walk in, or hope that we could drive in without getting bogged and neither choice seemed great, so we let it be for now.  McNeir Cemetery is on private property and like Solomon Barrow we didn't have permission. Victoria Taylor Walker is not up yet and we didn't find Taylor White Ranch. 

Amos Barber Homesite and Cemetery 
Anahuac Oil and Gas Field
Anahuac's First Cemetery
Barbers Hill Oil Field
Birthplace of Governor Ross Shaw Sterling
Black Education in Chambers County
Cedar Point
Chambers County
Chambers County Courthouse
Chambers County Youth Project Show
Chambersea
Cove
Double Bayou Dance Hall
Emily Brown Cemetery
Events at Anahuac Leading to the Texas Revolution
First United Methodist Church and Cemetery of Mont Belvieu
Fort Anahuac
Fort Anahuac
Graydon
Harmon Saddle Shop
Hartman Cemetery
Henry and Amelia Griffith 
Home of Thomas Jefferson Chambers
James Taylor White
Joseph Blancpain's French Trading
Juan Davis Bradburn 
Lone Star Canal 
McNeir Cemetery
Mission Nuestra Senora de la Luz del Orcoquisac and Presidio San Agustin de Ahumada
Near Site of the Signing of Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Old River
Robert McAlpin Williamson
Round Point
Sarah Ridge Paschal Pix
Site of Mission Nuestra Senora del la Luz
Site of Old Wallisville 
Site of the Home of General Sam Houston
Smith Point Community Church 
Solomon Barrow
Stowell Community
St. Emily Methodist Church
St. Paul United Methodist Church 
Texas Rice Festival
The Dr. N. T. Shilling Medical Office
Tilton Cemetery
Town of Winnie
Victoria Taylor Walker
Wallis Hill Cemetery
Wallisville Cemetery
Taylor White Ranch
William Barret Travis
Winnie- Stowell