Hunt County Historical Markers
NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY- 98
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Have- 16 Need- 82
Hunt County is named after Memucan Hunt, Jr., the first Republican minister to the United States. Greenville is the county seat.
We only briefly visited this county while we were staying in Rockwall. It’s clear that this county deserves a whole bunch of days and attention to capture all its landmarks. |
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Audie Murphy
Benjamin D. Martin
Birthplace of Audie Murphy
Birthplace of Mack Harrell
Birthplace of Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault
Blanton School
Bourland-Stevens-Samuell House
Bruce B. Williams American Legion Post No. 1
Burleson College
Caddo Indians of Hunt County
Captain Henry W. Wade
Centennial of Methodism in Commerce
Center Point Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ
Central National Road
"Cherry Hill" Home of Thomas N. Waul
Claire Chennault (CHINESE LANGUAGE MARKER)
Clinton Cemetery
Commerce Post Office
Concord Baptist Church
Douglass School
East Texas State University
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ende-Gaillard House
Farmers Electric Cooperative
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of Celeste
First Baptist Church of Commerce
First Christian Church of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church of Greenville
Fourth-Sunday Singing
Gen. Hal C. Horton Home
Germany House
Grace Presbyterian Church
Graham Point Cemetery
Greenville
Greenville Building and Loan Association
Greenville Cotton Compress
Greenville "Herald"
Greenville's Electric Light Plant
Harrell Campground
Headwaters of the Sabine River
Historic Site of Wolfe's Mill
Humboldt Cemetery
Hunt County
Hunt County Courthouse, 1929
Hunt County's First Railroad
I.O.O.F. Cemetery
I.O.O.F. Cemetery
Incorporation of Commerce
Jernigin's Store
John L. Southall
John T. Knight
Josiah Hart Jackson, Texas Ranger
Kavanaugh Methodist Church
Kingston Baptist Church
Lake Tawakoni
Lallie P. Carlisle
Lane Cemetery
Lebanon Cemetery
Lee Cemetery
Library Movement in Greenville
Lone Oak Baptist Church
Lone Oak Methodist Church
Majors Army Airfield
Mary Jim Morris
Merit Cemetery
Merit Methodist Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Mt. Moriah Temple Baptist Church
Old National Road Crossing
Peniel
President's House
Public Libraries of Greenville
Quinlan
Roberts
Route of Old Colony Line Road
Scatter Branch Church
Shady Grove Community
Site of Commerce Churches
Site of Early Commerce Schools
Site of Henry and Emerson Colleges
Site of Phillips Field/Majors Stadium
Site of Wesley College
Sonora Cemetery
St. Paul School
Stewart Cemetery
Sullivan Cemetery
The Old Greenville Post Office
The Seven Courthouses of Hunt County
W. R. J. Camp House
Wesley College Administration Building
Wesley United Methodist Church
White Rock Baptist Church
White Rock Community
White Rock Methodist Church
William Lane
Benjamin D. Martin
Birthplace of Audie Murphy
Birthplace of Mack Harrell
Birthplace of Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault
Blanton School
Bourland-Stevens-Samuell House
Bruce B. Williams American Legion Post No. 1
Burleson College
Caddo Indians of Hunt County
Captain Henry W. Wade
Centennial of Methodism in Commerce
Center Point Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ
Central National Road
"Cherry Hill" Home of Thomas N. Waul
Claire Chennault (CHINESE LANGUAGE MARKER)
Clinton Cemetery
Commerce Post Office
Concord Baptist Church
Douglass School
East Texas State University
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ende-Gaillard House
Farmers Electric Cooperative
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of Celeste
First Baptist Church of Commerce
First Christian Church of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church of Greenville
Fourth-Sunday Singing
Gen. Hal C. Horton Home
Germany House
Grace Presbyterian Church
Graham Point Cemetery
Greenville
Greenville Building and Loan Association
Greenville Cotton Compress
Greenville "Herald"
Greenville's Electric Light Plant
Harrell Campground
Headwaters of the Sabine River
Historic Site of Wolfe's Mill
Humboldt Cemetery
Hunt County
Hunt County Courthouse, 1929
Hunt County's First Railroad
I.O.O.F. Cemetery
I.O.O.F. Cemetery
Incorporation of Commerce
Jernigin's Store
John L. Southall
John T. Knight
Josiah Hart Jackson, Texas Ranger
Kavanaugh Methodist Church
Kingston Baptist Church
Lake Tawakoni
Lallie P. Carlisle
Lane Cemetery
Lebanon Cemetery
Lee Cemetery
Library Movement in Greenville
Lone Oak Baptist Church
Lone Oak Methodist Church
Majors Army Airfield
Mary Jim Morris
Merit Cemetery
Merit Methodist Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Mt. Moriah Temple Baptist Church
Old National Road Crossing
Peniel
President's House
Public Libraries of Greenville
Quinlan
Roberts
Route of Old Colony Line Road
Scatter Branch Church
Shady Grove Community
Site of Commerce Churches
Site of Early Commerce Schools
Site of Henry and Emerson Colleges
Site of Phillips Field/Majors Stadium
Site of Wesley College
Sonora Cemetery
St. Paul School
Stewart Cemetery
Sullivan Cemetery
The Old Greenville Post Office
The Seven Courthouses of Hunt County
W. R. J. Camp House
Wesley College Administration Building
Wesley United Methodist Church
White Rock Baptist Church
White Rock Community
White Rock Methodist Church
William Lane