Lee County Historical Markers

NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 59

 County seat and location of the majority of the markers is Giddings. The county is named for Robert E. Lee a commander in the Confederate Army. 
   Lee County was one of the earliest counties we visited in order to capture historical markers (unfortunately some of the photos reflect this).  In saying that I believe the relationship you have with places changes depending on how much time you have spend there. We have been in and out of Lee County numerous times traveling to Houston to visit Steve's parents and this is mostly how with have taken pictures in this county, on the way to or from somewhere else, we haven't stayed overnight here or even eaten a meal here. Though going back over the Lexington shots, a return visit maybe in order, coinciding with a taste of the famous Snow's barbecue.  
   Lee County has given us no particular difficulty, unlike is neighbor Bastrop County, most markers are easily accessible. There was some early confusion locating the Old San Antonio Road markers but the  ​www.texascounties.net/articles/el-camino-real-de-los-tejas/osrmarkersummary.htm website has helped sort though much of that. The only missing marker is for Dime Box and it has been gone for a least 30 years taken out by a car. According to Lee County historical commission there was some talk of trying replace the marker but thus far that has not come to fruition. Lee County puts up one  to two new markers a year some of which we still need to capture. 

Adina Cemetery
Bethel Union Baptist Church
City of Giddings
Dime Box
Early Chapel Cemetery
First Baptist Church of Giddings
First National Bank
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church of Giddings
Fletcher Home
Globe Hill Baptist Church
Gloyna School
Good Hope Cemetery
Helen Knox
Henry Prentice Redfield, Texas Soldier
Holy Cross Cemetery
Indian Camp Branch
James Goucher
James Shaw
J. D. Giddings Lodge No. 280, A.F. & A.M. 
Knob Springs Baptist Church
Lee County
Lee County
Lee County Courthouse
Lexington Masonic Lodge No. 138
Lexington Memorial Cemetery
Lexington Schools
Milton Garrett York, Sr. 
Moab Community
Old Dime Box
Old Evergreen Tree
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Old San Antonio Road
Robert Delvin McClellan and Sarah Lewis Rainey McClellan
Serbin
Serbin
Shorter Chapel A.M.E. Church
Site of Bethany Lutheran Church and School
St. John Lutheran Church
St. Paul Baptist Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
The First Baptist Church of Lexington
Town of Lexington
Trinity Lutheran Church
United Methodist Church of Lexington
Vick Cemetery
Washington Cemetery
William Preston (Bill) Longley
William W. Hawkins