Lamb County Historical Markers

NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY -  23

Have - 5 Need - 18 

Lamb County  is named for George A. Lamb who was a soldier and died in the Battle of San Jacinto. The county seat is Littlefield. 
 This was the last county we visited before heading to Santa Fe. We could have captured a few more but got stuck while looking for the gravesite of Franklin A. Loyd for over an hour with no success.  So I'm going to hold off on any impressions until we get the chance to complete the county. 
     I believe the Franklin A. Loyd marker is in place, it's just a large cemetery and a small marker. The Sudan Hotel medallion was no longer on the building and we looked for the Major George Littlefield 18  x 28 aluminum subject marker to no avail. The only other marker I could not confirm was the Spade Ranch Headquarters, North. 

Comanchero Trail 
Earth 
First Baptist Church of Olton 
First Irrigation Well in Lamb County 
Franklin A. Loyd 
In Memory of George W. Littlefield 
Lamb County 
Lamb County Sand Hills 
Major George Littlefield 
Old Watering Trough 
Olton's Union Church Bell 
One of the Trails of Ranald S. MacKenzie 
Replica of XITs Giant Windmill 
Rocky Ford Crossing and Community 
Sacred Heart Catholic Church 
Site of the First Lamb County Courthouse Sod House Spring 
Sod House Spring 
Spade Ranch Headquarters, North 
Spring Lake 
Springlake Cemetery 
Springlake-Earth School 
Sudan Hotel 
Town of Amherst