Lynn County Historical Markers
NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 14
Have - 8 Need- 6
Lynn County is named for Alamo defender George Washington Lynn. The county seat is Tahoka.
I have to admit that at this stage of our trip to Colorado we were getting to a time crunch and Lynn County did not get the attention it deserved, anything at this point that was found to be a bit difficult, confusing or out of the way was vetoed for another time. The only really hard marker would be the Y Bar Ranch headquarters which will be on private property and will need phone calls and permission.
I have to admit that at this stage of our trip to Colorado we were getting to a time crunch and Lynn County did not get the attention it deserved, anything at this point that was found to be a bit difficult, confusing or out of the way was vetoed for another time. The only really hard marker would be the Y Bar Ranch headquarters which will be on private property and will need phone calls and permission.
A. J. Warren Building
Buffalo Soldier Tragedy of 1877 in Lynn County
Grasslands
Green Memorial Park Cemetery
Lynn County
Lynn County
Lynn County Courthouse
New Moore
O'Donnell
Site of Mackenzie Cavalry Camp
Spanish Explorers' Route
T Bar Ranch Headquarters
Tahoka
Wilson Mercantile Company
Buffalo Soldier Tragedy of 1877 in Lynn County
Grasslands
Green Memorial Park Cemetery
Lynn County
Lynn County
Lynn County Courthouse
New Moore
O'Donnell
Site of Mackenzie Cavalry Camp
Spanish Explorers' Route
T Bar Ranch Headquarters
Tahoka
Wilson Mercantile Company