Polk County Historical Markers
Abbott Springs Meadows Cemetery
Adams Cemetery
Augustus Darby Home
Bethel Baptist Church
Birthplace of Margo Jones
Bluewater Cemetery
Bluff Creek Cemetery
Capt. Hardy B. Purvis
Captain Isaac Newton Moreland Turner, C. S. A.
Central Baptist Church
Chief John Blount
Chief John Scott
Confederate Service of Alabama and Coushatta Indians
Damascus Missionary Baptist Church
Dunbar High School
E. C. Matthews Home
Early Indian Trails
Early Roads in Polk County
Education in Livingston
Feagin Cemetery
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church of Livingston
First National Bank
First State Bank of Livingston
Forest Hill Cemetery
G. G. Nettles Home
Goodrich School
Greenfield Cemetery
James Burch
John C. Leggett House
John Kale House
Lilly Island Cemetery
Livingston
Livingston Telephone Company
Locomotive No. 5
Lt. Col. James M. Parker Jr.
Magee-Love Log House
Magnolia Hill Cemetery
Major Henry W. Augustine
Margaret V. "Margo" Jones
Menard Chapel Church, School, and Cemetery
Midway Cemetery
Moscow
Moscow, Camden & San Augustine Railroad 5
Moscow Male and Female Academy
Moscow Masonic Male and Female Academy
Near Boyhood Home of John Wesley Hardin
Nelson Henry Rice Cemetery 5
Nettles Cemetery
Oates Cemetery
Old Bean Place
Old City Cemetery (Old Livingston Cemetery)
Onalaska First United Methodist Church
P. B. Maxey Home
Paddlewheels on the Trinity
Polk County
Polk County, C. S. A.
Polk County Courthouse
R.A. McCaghren Cemetery
Roscoe D. Holliday
Saxon Family Homestead
Site of Old Andress Inn
Site of Smithfield
Site of the Town of Swartwout
Sunflower Baptist Church
Texas Statesman William Pettus Hobby
The Sawyer House
Trinity Lodge No. 14, A.F. & A.M.
Union Springs Baptist Church
Valentine Burch
Village of the Alabama and Coushatti Indians
West Tempe Cemetery
Wheeler Cemetery
Whitehead Home
William Barnett Hardin
Wright Cemetery
Adams Cemetery
Augustus Darby Home
Bethel Baptist Church
Birthplace of Margo Jones
Bluewater Cemetery
Bluff Creek Cemetery
Capt. Hardy B. Purvis
Captain Isaac Newton Moreland Turner, C. S. A.
Central Baptist Church
Chief John Blount
Chief John Scott
Confederate Service of Alabama and Coushatta Indians
Damascus Missionary Baptist Church
Dunbar High School
E. C. Matthews Home
Early Indian Trails
Early Roads in Polk County
Education in Livingston
Feagin Cemetery
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church of Livingston
First National Bank
First State Bank of Livingston
Forest Hill Cemetery
G. G. Nettles Home
Goodrich School
Greenfield Cemetery
James Burch
John C. Leggett House
John Kale House
Lilly Island Cemetery
Livingston
Livingston Telephone Company
Locomotive No. 5
Lt. Col. James M. Parker Jr.
Magee-Love Log House
Magnolia Hill Cemetery
Major Henry W. Augustine
Margaret V. "Margo" Jones
Menard Chapel Church, School, and Cemetery
Midway Cemetery
Moscow
Moscow, Camden & San Augustine Railroad 5
Moscow Male and Female Academy
Moscow Masonic Male and Female Academy
Near Boyhood Home of John Wesley Hardin
Nelson Henry Rice Cemetery 5
Nettles Cemetery
Oates Cemetery
Old Bean Place
Old City Cemetery (Old Livingston Cemetery)
Onalaska First United Methodist Church
P. B. Maxey Home
Paddlewheels on the Trinity
Polk County
Polk County, C. S. A.
Polk County Courthouse
R.A. McCaghren Cemetery
Roscoe D. Holliday
Saxon Family Homestead
Site of Old Andress Inn
Site of Smithfield
Site of the Town of Swartwout
Sunflower Baptist Church
Texas Statesman William Pettus Hobby
The Sawyer House
Trinity Lodge No. 14, A.F. & A.M.
Union Springs Baptist Church
Valentine Burch
Village of the Alabama and Coushatti Indians
West Tempe Cemetery
Wheeler Cemetery
Whitehead Home
William Barnett Hardin
Wright Cemetery