Rusk County Historical Markers
NUMBER OF MARKER IN COUNTY- 109
Have - 1 Need- 108
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Rusk County is named after Thomas Jefferson Rusk, who was Sam Houston’s secretary of war. The county seat is Henderson.
We weren’t planning to visit Rusk County, but while we were in Smith County, we stumbled upon Overton and captured the Methodist church. This was not intentional, but it happened by chance. As I have reviewed Rusk County it will have some challenges in terms of centennial markers on private property and some very old houses that might or might not still be standing. If we wanted to try and find all the markers in Rusk County, it would take at least three to four days, assuming it doesn’t rain, which has been our experience in east Texas. |
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Anadarco Slaves Legacy
Anadarko Rosenwald School
Antioch
Arlam Baptist Church
Arnold Outhouse
Baysinger Cemetery
Bethel Cemetery
Birdwell House
Blossom Hill United Methodist Church
Brachfield
Bridges Cemetery
Buckner Cemetery
Caledonia Methodist Church
Campground Cemetery
Capt. Robert Smith
Chalk Hill Community Church
Cherokee Indian Village
Church Hill United Methodist Church
Clinton Lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. M.
Crim, Elias Fleming and Mattie Spharler, House
Crim's Chapel Cemetery
Dennard Home
East Texas Musical Convention
Ebenezer Cemetery
Elderville Cemetery
First Baptist Church of Henderson
First Methodist Church of Overton
First United Methodist Church of Henderson
Forest Home Baptist Church
Gage Cemetery
Gaston Public School Complex
General James Smith
George W. Burton
Glenfawn Cemetery
Hardeman-Griffin House
Harmony Hill Cemetery
Henderson
Henderson City Cemetery
Henderson Depot
Hickory Grove Baptist Church
Holleman Cemetery
Howard-Dickinson House
Hunt Cemetery
John Strong and Mary Ann (Whatley) Strong
John T. C. Patrick Home
Joiner No. 3 Daisy Bradford
Joseph Charles Miszner
Judge William Wright Morris
Lakewood Memorial Park
Laneville Cemetery
Laneville Cemetery
Leverett House
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Lockridge Cemetery
London Baptist Church
Lou Della Crim No. 1
Lyles-Sanders Cemetery
M. Kangerga & Bro.
M. Kangerga House
Maple Grove Cemetery
Martin Cemetery
Masonic Lodge Building
Mattie Trammel Schoolhouse
Mays Cemetery
McCune Cemetery
Merritt Building
Miles Cemetery
Millville Cemetery
Mission Springs Baptist Church
Monte Verdi
Monte Verdi Family Slaves
New London School Explosion
New Prospect Baptist Church and Cemetery
Old House of Dr. Wm. M. Ross
Patrick Community
Pine Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Pine Hill Methodist Cemetery
Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal Church South Cemetery
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Redlands Church
Rev. William Craig
Richard Brown
Richardson-Lowe House
Rogers-Craig House
Rusk County Agriculture
Sardis Baptist Church
Shiloh Cemetery
Shiloh Cemetery
Site of Bowles' Indian Village
Site of Shawnee Town
Smith, Captain Robert W.
Smith, General James
Smyrna Baptist Church
Strong Cemetery
Sulphur Springs Missionary Baptist Church
T. J. Walling Log Cabin
Tatum Cemetery
The 1860 Henderson Fire
The Railroad in Rusk County
The Railroad in Rusk County
Thomas J. Rusk
Town of Tatum
Trammel's Trace
Welch Cemetery
William C. Davis
William C. Hays
Wright's Cemetery
Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church & Cemetery
Anadarko Rosenwald School
Antioch
Arlam Baptist Church
Arnold Outhouse
Baysinger Cemetery
Bethel Cemetery
Birdwell House
Blossom Hill United Methodist Church
Brachfield
Bridges Cemetery
Buckner Cemetery
Caledonia Methodist Church
Campground Cemetery
Capt. Robert Smith
Chalk Hill Community Church
Cherokee Indian Village
Church Hill United Methodist Church
Clinton Lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. M.
Crim, Elias Fleming and Mattie Spharler, House
Crim's Chapel Cemetery
Dennard Home
East Texas Musical Convention
Ebenezer Cemetery
Elderville Cemetery
First Baptist Church of Henderson
First Methodist Church of Overton
First United Methodist Church of Henderson
Forest Home Baptist Church
Gage Cemetery
Gaston Public School Complex
General James Smith
George W. Burton
Glenfawn Cemetery
Hardeman-Griffin House
Harmony Hill Cemetery
Henderson
Henderson City Cemetery
Henderson Depot
Hickory Grove Baptist Church
Holleman Cemetery
Howard-Dickinson House
Hunt Cemetery
John Strong and Mary Ann (Whatley) Strong
John T. C. Patrick Home
Joiner No. 3 Daisy Bradford
Joseph Charles Miszner
Judge William Wright Morris
Lakewood Memorial Park
Laneville Cemetery
Laneville Cemetery
Leverett House
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Lockridge Cemetery
London Baptist Church
Lou Della Crim No. 1
Lyles-Sanders Cemetery
M. Kangerga & Bro.
M. Kangerga House
Maple Grove Cemetery
Martin Cemetery
Masonic Lodge Building
Mattie Trammel Schoolhouse
Mays Cemetery
McCune Cemetery
Merritt Building
Miles Cemetery
Millville Cemetery
Mission Springs Baptist Church
Monte Verdi
Monte Verdi Family Slaves
New London School Explosion
New Prospect Baptist Church and Cemetery
Old House of Dr. Wm. M. Ross
Patrick Community
Pine Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Pine Hill Methodist Cemetery
Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal Church South Cemetery
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Redlands Church
Rev. William Craig
Richard Brown
Richardson-Lowe House
Rogers-Craig House
Rusk County Agriculture
Sardis Baptist Church
Shiloh Cemetery
Shiloh Cemetery
Site of Bowles' Indian Village
Site of Shawnee Town
Smith, Captain Robert W.
Smith, General James
Smyrna Baptist Church
Strong Cemetery
Sulphur Springs Missionary Baptist Church
T. J. Walling Log Cabin
Tatum Cemetery
The 1860 Henderson Fire
The Railroad in Rusk County
The Railroad in Rusk County
Thomas J. Rusk
Town of Tatum
Trammel's Trace
Welch Cemetery
William C. Davis
William C. Hays
Wright's Cemetery
Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church & Cemetery