Colorado County Historical Markers

NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY- 128

Have -107  Need- 21

 Colorado County is named for the Colorado River. The county seat is Columbus. We did the marjority of our exploring in this county in 2008 usually when driving home from Houston. Apart from a couple of markers on private property and couple that were missing we have been very successful in this county. I remember Columbus to be a pretty county town with some very beautiful old homes like the Simpson-Williamson home displayed on this page. Colorado County has been busy and has added several new markers so it is time for a return visit. The only marker I can't confirm being in place is Mike Muckleroy, I don't remember if we have looked for this one before but the google car does not go down Elroy Lane and there are no photos of it that I could locate, which is unusual in itself. I like this area of Texas it always seems so green and when the wild flowers are blossoming it is so pretty. 

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1890 Cornerstone Ceremony 
Abram Alley Log Cabin
Alleyton
Alleyton Cemetery
Alleyton, C.S.A. 
Asa Townsend (1795 - 1876) 
Bartel-Wirtz House
Beason's (Beeson's) Crossing
Benjamin Beason's Crossing of the Colorado River
Ben Marshal Baker
Blue Star Memorial Highway 
Brick Store House
Brunson Building 
Burnam's Ferry
Caledonia Lodge No. 68. A. F. & A. M. 
Carriage Step of Prairie Street
City of Columbus
Clear Creek Cemetery
Colonel Joseph Worthington Elliott Wallace
Colorado County
Colorado County, City of Columbus 
Colorado County Courthouse
Columbus Church of Christ
Columbus Oak 
Columbus Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
Columbus' Old City Cemetery
Columbus State Bank
Columbus Waterworks
Confederate Memorial Museum 
Dick-Gillette House
Dilue Rose and Ira Albert Harris House
Dilue Rose Harris
District Court Tree
Early Site of Doctor Logue's Drugstore
E. H. Henry Rosenwald School
Ehrenwerth-Ramsey-Untermeyer Building
Exum Philip Whitfield 
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration of the American Declaration of Independence 
First Producing Gas Well in Colorado County
First United Methodist Church of Columbus
Frelsburg
Gail Borden
Garwood 
George Glenn 
George W. Smith 
Glidden
Glidden Baptist Church
Hahn House
Hancock-Heller Home
Harrison-Hastedt House
Hebrew Benevolence Society Cemetery
Holman-Seifert Homestead 
Home of Texas Attorney General George McCormack
Home of William Christian Papenberg
Homesite of Fannie Baker Darden
Hotel Dallas, 1912
Hunt-Cassell House
Ilse-Rau House
Jesse H. Johnson
John Pettit Borden
Joseph Jefferson Mansfield
Joseph V. Frnka
Kaiser Cemetery
Keith-Traylor House
Malgne-Walther House
Masonic Cemetery
Mentz-Bernardo Community
Methodism in Eagle Lake 
Mike Muckleroy
Montgomery-Thatcher Cemetery
Nada
Nada Post Office
Navigation of the Colorado River
Oakland
Oakland Normal School 
Old General Store
Old Osage
Old Stafford Opera House
Olive Branch Baptist Church & Rocky Chapel School 
Osage Community Cemetery
Rice Culture in Colorado County 
Riesling Cemetery
Robert Henry Harrison, M.D. 
Rosenfeld Building 
Saint John's Episcopal Church
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Simpson-Williamson House
Site of Columbus Female Seminary
Site of J. Light Townsend Homestead 
Site of Provident City
Site of Railway Hospital
Site of Robson's Castle and Columbus, Texas Meat and Ice Company
Site of the Camp of Gen. Joaquin Ramirez Y Sesma
Stafford-Miller House
Stage Lines Through Columbus
Stein-Girndt House
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Strunk-Woolsey House
Tait Compound
Chas. Wm. Tait House
Tate-Senftenberg-Brandon Home
The Alley Cabin
The Christian Church
The Colorado County Citizen 
The  Columbus Tap Railway
The Isgrig House
The Lakeside Sugar Refinery
The Montgomery House
The Rangers of Austin's Colony
The Reverend Jacob Scherer
Toliver-Cone House
Town of Eagle Lake
Town of Weimar
Townsend-Koliba House
Townsend-West House
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church of Frelsburg
Tumlinson Family
Weimar Masonic Cemetery
Weimar Masonic Lodge No. 423
Weimar Railroad Depot
William B. DeWees
William Demetris Lacey
William Menefee
William Shelby Delaney
Youens-Hopkins House
Zimmerscheidt-Leyendecker Cemetery