La Salle County Historical Markers 

NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 31

Have - 4 Need - 27

      Named for René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle a French explorer. County seat is Cotulla. We were only on the outskirts of La Salle County for a few hours, so I really have little to say about the markers as yet. I can tell this part of Texas felt different to me, like something out of a western movie. It was hot and dry but also a little sad like it may of seen better days. Like I said we only spent a few hours here and first impressions can change but it's all I have right now. 
​      After researching the county's marker's most being in Cotulla, the majority should be attainable. I could not confirm the Cotulla Ranch marker but the ranch is definitely still in existence  I could also not confirm the First Deep Artesian Well markers location but it could be on Cotulla Ranch. I have written to the La Salle Historical Commission to see if they have any information. The Kings Highway markers can be problematic and a couple have not been located so we will see, Steve particularly likes to find these, almost like a personal challenge. 

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Capt. Jasper N. Daniel 
Cotulla Cemetery 
Cotulla Cemetery 
Cotulla City Park 
Cotulla Ranch 
Cotulla's First School 
Encinal Presbyterian Church 
First Baptist Church of Cotulla 
First Deep Artesian Well 
First Presbyterian Church of Cotulla 
Fort Ewell 
John M. Ramsey 
La Salle County 
La Salle County Courthouse
Nueces River at Texas Boundary 
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
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
The Amanda Burks School 
The First United Methodist Church of Cotulla 
Welhausen School 
William A. Waugh 
William Ferdinand Evans