​Town Named for Lieutenant Governor
​Pendleton

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Marker Text: ​Called Pendletonville in 1880's; renamed 1904 for local resident George C. Pendleton (1845-1913), state representative, 1883-1889 (house speaker, 1886-1887). As lieutenant governor, 1891-1893, became first elected official to preside over both legislative houses. U.S. congressman, 1893-1897. (1968)

Marker No: 3978

Aluminum 14 x 24 Subject Marker

Geographic: 31.197271, -97.352989

Location: ​About 0.9 miles north of Temple on Spur 1237 from 1237, on the right across railroad tracks