Dallas County Historical Markers
NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 434
Have -135 Need- 299
Dallas County may have been named for George Mifflin Dallas the 11th Vice- president of the United States. The county seat is Dallas, it is the third largest Texas city. Pretentious, snobby, fast-paced, rich, you could hear any of these adjectives to describe Dallas, it is a big, spread out, busy city. We have been to Dallas several times, through, when in the area we tend to stay in Fort Worth which is my preference. Dallas County is marker rich, though traffic and distance makes capturing them tiring and we really can only do a few hours without losing patience. There are many people that have covered Dallas County far more completely than we have and it would take a couple of full weeks for us to come close to capturing the majority of the markers, which I don't see happening any time soon.
As far as the markers go, there is one unique thing in Dallas County. There are at least four older markers still listed in the Texas Historic Atlas that were never of been placed. I wrote Dallas Historical Commission but they could not supply answers to any of my questions, the focus being on new markers.
Steve has actually lived in Dallas and if it ever came down to having to transfer out of Austin, given the choice between Houston and Dallas he would choose Dallas, all be it reluctantly.
As far as the markers go, there is one unique thing in Dallas County. There are at least four older markers still listed in the Texas Historic Atlas that were never of been placed. I wrote Dallas Historical Commission but they could not supply answers to any of my questions, the focus being on new markers.
Steve has actually lived in Dallas and if it ever came down to having to transfer out of Austin, given the choice between Houston and Dallas he would choose Dallas, all be it reluctantly.
31st December 2024 - We stayed in Dallas to see the Dobie Brothers in July of 24. We were north of downtown staying in the Canopy Hotel (a really like this line of Hilton Hotels) and managed to capture another 20 or so Dallas County historical markers, mostly old ones which makes me happy.
I confirmed that there no pink granite was ever placed for General William L. Cabell and John Henry Brown, which I knew but confirmed by walking to their graves There are other markers in Dallas where this is the case and as I said above this is unusual. Markers are not free and must be researched and applied for, to go to this effort and cost and then not place them is surprising to me. The two markers I mentioned are from the sixties but there have also been a couple of recent cases the Roach Feed and Seed Store and the A.J. Head Service Station are examples. It can take some time, even years, between being approved for a marker and dedication so maybe these two will still be placed.
Dallas County Historical Commission has added many new markers. These markers are mostly dealing with undertold history. I recently read Stephen King's 11/22/63, which is a fictional tale surrounding President Kennedy's assassination, King was criticized for being to hard on Dallas in the book and I did find myself becoming a little indignant, he painted a picture of Dallas being racist. the new historical markers seem to indicate he was not wrong and are attempting be more in inclusive of all of Dallases population even if that does not always shed a positive light. The Confederate monument has been removed and it is yet to be determined what will happen to it.
Dallas would take weeks to months to complete and even if we had that sort of time available there are always new markers being added. And while I am not a city person, I could happily stay in a hotel downtown and walk away my days and explore for week or so, but Steve prefers to be out in the country on the Texas back roads so our Dallas trips will probably always be when we are visiting for some other reason.
I confirmed that there no pink granite was ever placed for General William L. Cabell and John Henry Brown, which I knew but confirmed by walking to their graves There are other markers in Dallas where this is the case and as I said above this is unusual. Markers are not free and must be researched and applied for, to go to this effort and cost and then not place them is surprising to me. The two markers I mentioned are from the sixties but there have also been a couple of recent cases the Roach Feed and Seed Store and the A.J. Head Service Station are examples. It can take some time, even years, between being approved for a marker and dedication so maybe these two will still be placed.
Dallas County Historical Commission has added many new markers. These markers are mostly dealing with undertold history. I recently read Stephen King's 11/22/63, which is a fictional tale surrounding President Kennedy's assassination, King was criticized for being to hard on Dallas in the book and I did find myself becoming a little indignant, he painted a picture of Dallas being racist. the new historical markers seem to indicate he was not wrong and are attempting be more in inclusive of all of Dallases population even if that does not always shed a positive light. The Confederate monument has been removed and it is yet to be determined what will happen to it.
Dallas would take weeks to months to complete and even if we had that sort of time available there are always new markers being added. And while I am not a city person, I could happily stay in a hotel downtown and walk away my days and explore for week or so, but Steve prefers to be out in the country on the Texas back roads so our Dallas trips will probably always be when we are visiting for some other reason.
1910 Lynching of Allen Brooks
Abraham Carver Cemetery
Addison State Bank
Adolphus Hotel
Ahab Bowen Home
A. H. Belo Corporation
A. H. Belo House
A. J. Head Service Station
Albert Carver Cemetery
Aldredge House
Alexander Cockrell and Sarah Horton Cockrell
Alexander Harwood
Alexander Mansion
Alex W. and Sarah Perry Homestead
Ambassador (Park) Hotel
Anderson Bonner
Anderson Family Cemetery
Anshe Sphard Synagogue_First Mexican Baptist Church
Antioch Life Park Cemetery
A Tribute to Texas Women in the Civil War
Avion Village
Bankhead Highway in Garland
Baptist Standard
Barton Warren Stone
Baylor College of Dentistry
Baylor University Medical Center
Bear Creek Community
Beeman Memorial Cemetery
Beeman Memorial Cemetery
Bennett Family Gardens
Bethel Cemetery
Big Spring
Bill and Maude Dodson House
Blewett Cemetery
Bromberg House
Browder Springs
Buckner Baptist Children's Home
Buckner Log Cabin
Busch - Kirby Building
California Crossing
Carrollton Black Cemetery
Caruth House
Caruth Pioneer Cemetery
CCC Company 850
Cedar Springs
Cedar Springs
Central National Road
Charles Dilbeck Homes in Cochran Heights
Cherokees in Dallas
Christ Church Episcopal
City Lake Park
City of Cedar Hill
City of Dallas
City of East Dallas
City of Irving
City of Mesquite
City of Rowlett
Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2896
Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Cochran Chapel Cemetery
Cochran Chapel Methodist Church
Collins Radio Echo 1 Project
Colonel C. C. Slaughter
Colonel William G. Cooke
Communications in Dallas
Confederate Monument
Continental D. A. R. House
Continental Gin Company Showroom Building
Cottonwood Cemetery
Cox Cemetery
Cox House
Crawford’s Tornado Graveyard
Cristler - Rodgers House
Dallas Baby Camp
Dallas Baptist University (Decatur Baptist College)
Dallas City Hall
Dallas County
Dallas County
Dallas County Criminal Courts Building
Dallas County First Methodist Society
Dallas County Medical Society Alliance Foundation
Dallas County Records Building
Dallas Depot of the H. & T. C.
Dallas Hall (SMU)
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Scottish Rite Temple
Dallas Zoo
Daniel Cemetery
Daniel Family Cemetery
Daniel Webster Gilbert, M. D.
David Myers
Dawdy's Ferry
DeGolyer House
Demonstration of the First Working Integrated Circuit
Dr. Edgar Ewell Ward
Dr. Frank E. Rutherford Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Franklin Monroe Gilbert
Dr. H. V. Copeland Home
Dr. Marcellus Clayton Cooper
Dr. R. A. Roberts House
Dr. Walter R. McMillan
Duncanville
Eagle Ford Community
East Dallas Christian Church
Edgewood Cemetery
El Camosanto de Cemento Grande de la Compania Trinity Portland
Elm Thicket/Northpark Neighborhood
Everard Sharrock Jr. Farmstead
F. A. Brown Farm Home
Fire and Lynching of 1860
First Baptist Church (The First Baptist Church in Dallas)
First Baptist Church of Farmers Branch
First Baptist Church of Garland
First Baptist Church of Hutchins
First Baptist Church of Irving
First Baptist Church of Lancaster
First Baptist Church of Renner
First Baptist Church of Renner
First Baptist Church of Richardson
First Baptist Church of Sunnyvale
First Christian Church of Duncanville
First Christian Church of Garland
First Christian Church of Lancaster
First Juries to Sit Women in Dallas County
First Methodist Church of Garland
First Methodist Church of Hutchins
First Methodist Church of Mesquite
First Presbyterian Church, USA of Garland
First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster
First Presbyterian Church of Mesquite
First Presbyterian Church of Richardson
First United Methodist Church of Cedar Hill
First United Methodist Church of Dallas
First United Methodist Church of Duncanville
First United Methodist Church of Lancaster
First United Methodist Church of Richardson
First United Methodist Church Richardson
Five Mile Cemetery
Five Mile Cemetery
Flag Pole Hill Park
Flippin Homestead and the Founding of Highland Park
Florence Ranch Home
Floyd Pioneer Cemetery
Formerly the Texas School Book Depository Building
Former Site of Head House
Frank Reagh
Freedman's Cemetery
Fuget Cemetery
Galloways' Old Home Place
Garland
Garland Lodge No. 441, A. F. & A. M.
Garvin Memorial Cemetery
General Richard M. Gano (C.S.A.)
General Richard M. Gano House
General William L. Cabell
Gilbert House
Giving Community Thanks
Good Samaritan Hospital (Leland Avenue)
Governor W. Lee O'Daniel
Governor W. Lee O'Daniel
Grace United Methodist Church
Grand Prairie Airfield
Grapevine Springs Park
Greater El Bethel Missionary Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Haley Memorial Cemetery
Hall of Negro Life
Hall of State
Hamilton Park Community
Harris-Savage Home
Headquarters Site Bilbo Jitney Line
Henry Keller
Hensley Field
Herfurth House
Higginbotham - Bailey Building
Higginbotham - Pearlstone Building
Highland Oaks Church of Christ
Highland Park Methodist Church
Highland Park Methodist Church Building
Hill - Robertson House
Hilton Hotel
Hockaday School
Holley-McWhorter-Greenhaw Family
Holy Trinity Creek Orthodox Church
Hord Log Cabin
Horton Cemetery
Hutchins Memorial Cemetery
Interstate Forwarding Company Warehouse
James and Margaret Loving
James K. Polk Record
James Martin Patterson
James W. Latimer (Weck)
Jane Elkins
J.L. Turner Sr.
Joffre - Gilbert House
John C. McCoy
John C. Pelt
John Goodwin Tower
John Henry Brown
John Hickman Miller House
John Jay Good
John Keenan
John McClannahan Crockett
Johnny Graham and Graham's Barber Shop
John Neely Bryan and Margaret Beeman Bryan John Shelby Wisdom
John Neely Bryan Cabin
John Shelby Wisdom
John W. Lane
Joppee Community
Jordan - Hight Family Cemetery
Jordan - Bowles House
J. S. And Birtie Herfurth House
Juanita Craft House
Juliette Abbey Peak Fowler
Junction of the Texas & Pacific and Houston & Texas Central Railroads
Junior League of Dallas
Junius Heights Land Rush of 1906
Karl St. John Hoblitzelle
Keenan Cemetery
Kennedy Memorial Area
Kiest Memorial Garden
Kit Community
Kleberg
Korean Texans
Lancaster Education
Lake Highlands Elementary School
La Prada Drive Church of Christ
La Reunion
La Reunion Cemetery
L. Butler Nelson Cemetery
Lawrence Farmstead
Lawrence Homestead
Leadbelly in Deep Ellum
Lee Cemetery
Letot Cemetery
Lincoln High School
Lisbon Cemetery
Little Bethel Cemetery
Little Egypt
Livestone Lodge No. 152, A. F. & A. M.
Long Creek Cemetery
Log Cabin Pioneers of Dallas County
Love Field
Lowrey - Hurst Homestead
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
Majestic Theatre
Maj. John H. Brown
Manuel and Maria Valle Family
Maple Avenue
Marcus House
Mark and Maybelle Lemmon House
Marsh Cemetery
Martin and Charlotte Weiss
Martin Luther King Jr. at SMU
McCombs Cemetery
McCree Cemetery
McKamy Spring Park
The McNab Grocery
Merrell Cemetery
Merrifield Cemetery
Mesquite Cemetery
Micajah Goodwin Log Cabin
Miller Log Cabin
Millermore
Mills Cemetery
Moorland YMCA Building
Mountain Creek Interurban Bridge
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church
Munger Avenue Baptist Church
Munger Place Methodist Church
Music Room
Nance Farm
Navigation of the Upper Trinity River
Near Homesite of Belle Boyd
Neiman - Marcus
New Hope Baptist Church
Nicholas Henry Darnell
North Dallas High School
Oak Cliff Cemetery
Oak Cliff Masonic Lodge
Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church
Oak Cliff United Methodist Church
Oakland
Oates School
Oath of Office of President Johnson
Officer J.D. Tippit
Old City Cemetery
Old Cumberland Hill School
Old Kit Cemetery
Old Letot Cemetery
Old Scyene Road
Old Southland Cemetery
Original Site of Neiman - Marcus
Original Site of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Dallas
Overton Cemetery
Parkland Hospital
Parrish Family Cemetery
Pediatric Orthopedic Care in Texas
Penn Springs
Perry Cemetery
Perry Cemetery
Pierre Dusseau
Pike Park
Pioneer Cemetery
Pioneer Cemetery
Pioneers of Mustang Branch
Pleasant Grove Christian Church
Pleasant Mound Cemetery
Pleasant Mound Methodist Church
Pleasant Mound "Public" Cemetery
Pleasant Run
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Potter Cemetery
Potter Cemetery
Preston Road
Prospero Bernardi
Public Education in Garland
Public Education in Mesquite
Railroads in Garland
Rawhide Creek and Park
Rawlins Homestead
Reichenstein Home
Reinhardt Elementary School
Richardson
Roach Feed & Seed Company
Robert and Marie Stubbs House
Robert E. Lee Park
Robinson Family Cemetery
Rocky Crest School
Ross Avenue Baptist Church
Rylie Cemetery
Rylie Prairie
Sachse
Sachse Cemetery
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Rowlett
Salem Institutional Church
Sam Bass Train Robbery
Samuel David Dealey, Jr
Samuel Dealey
Site of Sanger Brothers Department Store
Santa Fe Railroad Depot
Schulze House
Seagoville Enemy Alien Detention Site, WWII
Shady Grove Cemetery
Shady Grove Road Bridge
Shearith Israel Memorial Park
Shelton's Bear Creek Cemetery
Site of Assassination of JFK
Site of Confederate Arms Factory
Site of First Ferry and Bridge
Site of Galloway Farmstead
Site of Peacock Military Academy
Site of Scyene Meeting Place
Site of the Dr. D. W. Gilbert Homestead
Sons of Hermann in Dallas
South Boulevard - Park Row Historic District
South MacArthur Church of Christ
Southwestern Medical College
Sowers Cemetery
Sowers Community
State Fair of Texas
Steel Dust
Stephen J. Hay School
St. John Missionary Baptist Church
St. Luke Catholic Church
St. Mark's School of Texas
St. Matthew's Cathedral
St. Paul Freewill Baptist Church
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Sunset High School
Swiss Avenue
Temple Emanu-el Cemetery
Tenth Street Historic District Freedmans Town
Texas Centennial Exposition
Texas' First Airmail and Passenger Service
Texas Theatre
Texian Land and Emigration Company
The Crossroads
The Dallas Morning News
The Dallas Symphony
The Magnolia (Mobil) Buillding
The Oak Lawn United Methodist Church
The Old Red Courthouse
Thomas L. Bradford
The Louis Wagner House
The M Streets
The Town of Lancaster
Train Holdup
Travis College Hill Addition
Trees Cemetery
Trezevan Calhoun Hawpe
Trinity Farms/Rancho Grande Cemetery
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Portland Cement Company Cemetery
Trinity Presbyterian Church, USA
Tripp Baptist Church
Tueria Dell Marshall
Turtle Creek Pump Station
Tyler Street United Methodist Church
Union Baptist Church
Union Bower Community
Union Station
Ursuline Academy
Warner Cemetery
Warren Angus Ferris Cemetery
W. A. Strain Home
Webb Chapel Cemetery
Western Heights Cemetery
Western Heights Church of Christ
W. H. Adamson High School
Wheatland Cemetery
Wheatland Methodist Church
Wheeler School
White Rock Chapel
White Rock Cemetery Garden of Memories
White Rock Dam, Reservoir and Park
White Rock Pump Station
William B. Lipscomb Elementary School
William Sachse Cemetery
William Sidney Pittman
Wilson Block
Wilson Block
Winnetka Heights
Winniford House
Women’s Suffrage in Dallas County
Woodrow Wilson High School
W. P. Cochran Homeplace
WRR Radio
W. W. Clover Cemetery
Zion Lutheran Church
Z. Motley Cemetery
Abraham Carver Cemetery
Addison State Bank
Adolphus Hotel
Ahab Bowen Home
A. H. Belo Corporation
A. H. Belo House
A. J. Head Service Station
Albert Carver Cemetery
Aldredge House
Alexander Cockrell and Sarah Horton Cockrell
Alexander Harwood
Alexander Mansion
Alex W. and Sarah Perry Homestead
Ambassador (Park) Hotel
Anderson Bonner
Anderson Family Cemetery
Anshe Sphard Synagogue_First Mexican Baptist Church
Antioch Life Park Cemetery
A Tribute to Texas Women in the Civil War
Avion Village
Bankhead Highway in Garland
Baptist Standard
Barton Warren Stone
Baylor College of Dentistry
Baylor University Medical Center
Bear Creek Community
Beeman Memorial Cemetery
Beeman Memorial Cemetery
Bennett Family Gardens
Bethel Cemetery
Big Spring
Bill and Maude Dodson House
Blewett Cemetery
Bromberg House
Browder Springs
Buckner Baptist Children's Home
Buckner Log Cabin
Busch - Kirby Building
California Crossing
Carrollton Black Cemetery
Caruth House
Caruth Pioneer Cemetery
CCC Company 850
Cedar Springs
Cedar Springs
Central National Road
Charles Dilbeck Homes in Cochran Heights
Cherokees in Dallas
Christ Church Episcopal
City Lake Park
City of Cedar Hill
City of Dallas
City of East Dallas
City of Irving
City of Mesquite
City of Rowlett
Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2896
Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Cochran Chapel Cemetery
Cochran Chapel Methodist Church
Collins Radio Echo 1 Project
Colonel C. C. Slaughter
Colonel William G. Cooke
Communications in Dallas
Confederate Monument
Continental D. A. R. House
Continental Gin Company Showroom Building
Cottonwood Cemetery
Cox Cemetery
Cox House
Crawford’s Tornado Graveyard
Cristler - Rodgers House
Dallas Baby Camp
Dallas Baptist University (Decatur Baptist College)
Dallas City Hall
Dallas County
Dallas County
Dallas County Criminal Courts Building
Dallas County First Methodist Society
Dallas County Medical Society Alliance Foundation
Dallas County Records Building
Dallas Depot of the H. & T. C.
Dallas Hall (SMU)
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Scottish Rite Temple
Dallas Zoo
Daniel Cemetery
Daniel Family Cemetery
Daniel Webster Gilbert, M. D.
David Myers
Dawdy's Ferry
DeGolyer House
Demonstration of the First Working Integrated Circuit
Dr. Edgar Ewell Ward
Dr. Frank E. Rutherford Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Franklin Monroe Gilbert
Dr. H. V. Copeland Home
Dr. Marcellus Clayton Cooper
Dr. R. A. Roberts House
Dr. Walter R. McMillan
Duncanville
Eagle Ford Community
East Dallas Christian Church
Edgewood Cemetery
El Camosanto de Cemento Grande de la Compania Trinity Portland
Elm Thicket/Northpark Neighborhood
Everard Sharrock Jr. Farmstead
F. A. Brown Farm Home
Fire and Lynching of 1860
First Baptist Church (The First Baptist Church in Dallas)
First Baptist Church of Farmers Branch
First Baptist Church of Garland
First Baptist Church of Hutchins
First Baptist Church of Irving
First Baptist Church of Lancaster
First Baptist Church of Renner
First Baptist Church of Renner
First Baptist Church of Richardson
First Baptist Church of Sunnyvale
First Christian Church of Duncanville
First Christian Church of Garland
First Christian Church of Lancaster
First Juries to Sit Women in Dallas County
First Methodist Church of Garland
First Methodist Church of Hutchins
First Methodist Church of Mesquite
First Presbyterian Church, USA of Garland
First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster
First Presbyterian Church of Mesquite
First Presbyterian Church of Richardson
First United Methodist Church of Cedar Hill
First United Methodist Church of Dallas
First United Methodist Church of Duncanville
First United Methodist Church of Lancaster
First United Methodist Church of Richardson
First United Methodist Church Richardson
Five Mile Cemetery
Five Mile Cemetery
Flag Pole Hill Park
Flippin Homestead and the Founding of Highland Park
Florence Ranch Home
Floyd Pioneer Cemetery
Formerly the Texas School Book Depository Building
Former Site of Head House
Frank Reagh
Freedman's Cemetery
Fuget Cemetery
Galloways' Old Home Place
Garland
Garland Lodge No. 441, A. F. & A. M.
Garvin Memorial Cemetery
General Richard M. Gano (C.S.A.)
General Richard M. Gano House
General William L. Cabell
Gilbert House
Giving Community Thanks
Good Samaritan Hospital (Leland Avenue)
Governor W. Lee O'Daniel
Governor W. Lee O'Daniel
Grace United Methodist Church
Grand Prairie Airfield
Grapevine Springs Park
Greater El Bethel Missionary Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Haley Memorial Cemetery
Hall of Negro Life
Hall of State
Hamilton Park Community
Harris-Savage Home
Headquarters Site Bilbo Jitney Line
Henry Keller
Hensley Field
Herfurth House
Higginbotham - Bailey Building
Higginbotham - Pearlstone Building
Highland Oaks Church of Christ
Highland Park Methodist Church
Highland Park Methodist Church Building
Hill - Robertson House
Hilton Hotel
Hockaday School
Holley-McWhorter-Greenhaw Family
Holy Trinity Creek Orthodox Church
Hord Log Cabin
Horton Cemetery
Hutchins Memorial Cemetery
Interstate Forwarding Company Warehouse
James and Margaret Loving
James K. Polk Record
James Martin Patterson
James W. Latimer (Weck)
Jane Elkins
J.L. Turner Sr.
Joffre - Gilbert House
John C. McCoy
John C. Pelt
John Goodwin Tower
John Henry Brown
John Hickman Miller House
John Jay Good
John Keenan
John McClannahan Crockett
Johnny Graham and Graham's Barber Shop
John Neely Bryan and Margaret Beeman Bryan John Shelby Wisdom
John Neely Bryan Cabin
John Shelby Wisdom
John W. Lane
Joppee Community
Jordan - Hight Family Cemetery
Jordan - Bowles House
J. S. And Birtie Herfurth House
Juanita Craft House
Juliette Abbey Peak Fowler
Junction of the Texas & Pacific and Houston & Texas Central Railroads
Junior League of Dallas
Junius Heights Land Rush of 1906
Karl St. John Hoblitzelle
Keenan Cemetery
Kennedy Memorial Area
Kiest Memorial Garden
Kit Community
Kleberg
Korean Texans
Lancaster Education
Lake Highlands Elementary School
La Prada Drive Church of Christ
La Reunion
La Reunion Cemetery
L. Butler Nelson Cemetery
Lawrence Farmstead
Lawrence Homestead
Leadbelly in Deep Ellum
Lee Cemetery
Letot Cemetery
Lincoln High School
Lisbon Cemetery
Little Bethel Cemetery
Little Egypt
Livestone Lodge No. 152, A. F. & A. M.
Long Creek Cemetery
Log Cabin Pioneers of Dallas County
Love Field
Lowrey - Hurst Homestead
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
Majestic Theatre
Maj. John H. Brown
Manuel and Maria Valle Family
Maple Avenue
Marcus House
Mark and Maybelle Lemmon House
Marsh Cemetery
Martin and Charlotte Weiss
Martin Luther King Jr. at SMU
McCombs Cemetery
McCree Cemetery
McKamy Spring Park
The McNab Grocery
Merrell Cemetery
Merrifield Cemetery
Mesquite Cemetery
Micajah Goodwin Log Cabin
Miller Log Cabin
Millermore
Mills Cemetery
Moorland YMCA Building
Mountain Creek Interurban Bridge
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church
Munger Avenue Baptist Church
Munger Place Methodist Church
Music Room
Nance Farm
Navigation of the Upper Trinity River
Near Homesite of Belle Boyd
Neiman - Marcus
New Hope Baptist Church
Nicholas Henry Darnell
North Dallas High School
Oak Cliff Cemetery
Oak Cliff Masonic Lodge
Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church
Oak Cliff United Methodist Church
Oakland
Oates School
Oath of Office of President Johnson
Officer J.D. Tippit
Old City Cemetery
Old Cumberland Hill School
Old Kit Cemetery
Old Letot Cemetery
Old Scyene Road
Old Southland Cemetery
Original Site of Neiman - Marcus
Original Site of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Dallas
Overton Cemetery
Parkland Hospital
Parrish Family Cemetery
Pediatric Orthopedic Care in Texas
Penn Springs
Perry Cemetery
Perry Cemetery
Pierre Dusseau
Pike Park
Pioneer Cemetery
Pioneer Cemetery
Pioneers of Mustang Branch
Pleasant Grove Christian Church
Pleasant Mound Cemetery
Pleasant Mound Methodist Church
Pleasant Mound "Public" Cemetery
Pleasant Run
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Potter Cemetery
Potter Cemetery
Preston Road
Prospero Bernardi
Public Education in Garland
Public Education in Mesquite
Railroads in Garland
Rawhide Creek and Park
Rawlins Homestead
Reichenstein Home
Reinhardt Elementary School
Richardson
Roach Feed & Seed Company
Robert and Marie Stubbs House
Robert E. Lee Park
Robinson Family Cemetery
Rocky Crest School
Ross Avenue Baptist Church
Rylie Cemetery
Rylie Prairie
Sachse
Sachse Cemetery
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Rowlett
Salem Institutional Church
Sam Bass Train Robbery
Samuel David Dealey, Jr
Samuel Dealey
Site of Sanger Brothers Department Store
Santa Fe Railroad Depot
Schulze House
Seagoville Enemy Alien Detention Site, WWII
Shady Grove Cemetery
Shady Grove Road Bridge
Shearith Israel Memorial Park
Shelton's Bear Creek Cemetery
Site of Assassination of JFK
Site of Confederate Arms Factory
Site of First Ferry and Bridge
Site of Galloway Farmstead
Site of Peacock Military Academy
Site of Scyene Meeting Place
Site of the Dr. D. W. Gilbert Homestead
Sons of Hermann in Dallas
South Boulevard - Park Row Historic District
South MacArthur Church of Christ
Southwestern Medical College
Sowers Cemetery
Sowers Community
State Fair of Texas
Steel Dust
Stephen J. Hay School
St. John Missionary Baptist Church
St. Luke Catholic Church
St. Mark's School of Texas
St. Matthew's Cathedral
St. Paul Freewill Baptist Church
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Sunset High School
Swiss Avenue
Temple Emanu-el Cemetery
Tenth Street Historic District Freedmans Town
Texas Centennial Exposition
Texas' First Airmail and Passenger Service
Texas Theatre
Texian Land and Emigration Company
The Crossroads
The Dallas Morning News
The Dallas Symphony
The Magnolia (Mobil) Buillding
The Oak Lawn United Methodist Church
The Old Red Courthouse
Thomas L. Bradford
The Louis Wagner House
The M Streets
The Town of Lancaster
Train Holdup
Travis College Hill Addition
Trees Cemetery
Trezevan Calhoun Hawpe
Trinity Farms/Rancho Grande Cemetery
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Portland Cement Company Cemetery
Trinity Presbyterian Church, USA
Tripp Baptist Church
Tueria Dell Marshall
Turtle Creek Pump Station
Tyler Street United Methodist Church
Union Baptist Church
Union Bower Community
Union Station
Ursuline Academy
Warner Cemetery
Warren Angus Ferris Cemetery
W. A. Strain Home
Webb Chapel Cemetery
Western Heights Cemetery
Western Heights Church of Christ
W. H. Adamson High School
Wheatland Cemetery
Wheatland Methodist Church
Wheeler School
White Rock Chapel
White Rock Cemetery Garden of Memories
White Rock Dam, Reservoir and Park
White Rock Pump Station
William B. Lipscomb Elementary School
William Sachse Cemetery
William Sidney Pittman
Wilson Block
Wilson Block
Winnetka Heights
Winniford House
Women’s Suffrage in Dallas County
Woodrow Wilson High School
W. P. Cochran Homeplace
WRR Radio
W. W. Clover Cemetery
Zion Lutheran Church
Z. Motley Cemetery