Webb County Historical Markers
NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY- 57
Have - 5 Need- 52
Webb County is named for James Webb who played numerous roles in Texas history, including secretary of state, attorney general, judge. The county seat is Laredo.
We only very briefly vistied Webb County and did not get down to Laredo were most of the markers reside. We did eat at Lala's restaurant and really enjoyed the crispy beef tacos.
I can already see that Laredo will have some challenges as some of the markers and properties are older and no longer exist, but I do look forward to visiting.
We only very briefly vistied Webb County and did not get down to Laredo were most of the markers reside. We did eat at Lala's restaurant and really enjoyed the crispy beef tacos.
I can already see that Laredo will have some challenges as some of the markers and properties are older and no longer exist, but I do look forward to visiting.
August C. and Julia Richter Mansion
Benavides Brothers
Benavides-Herrera House
Biggio-Kowalski-De La Garza House
Bishop Peter Verdaguer
Bruni
Bruni Plaza
Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Capitol, Republic of the Rio Grande
Casa Ortiz
Casa Vidaurri
Casa Zaragoza
City Cemetery
City Hall and Market House
Coal Mining in Las Minas
Deaf Smith
Dionicio Guerra Family Cemetery
Education in Mirando City
El Barrio Azteca
El Paso de Jacinto
El Primer Congreso Mexicanista
Fort McIntosh
Fort McIntosh Barracks
Holding Institute (Laredo Seminary)
Jarvis Plaza
Jovita Idar
Juan Francisco Farías Residence
Lala's Café
Laredo Air Force Base
Laredo Election Riot, 1886
Laredo Fire Department
Laredo Telephone Exchange
Laredo's First International Bridge
Laredo's Washington's Birthday Celebration
Leyendecker House
Los Ojuelos
Oliver Winfield Killam
Pan American Courts and Cafe
Poblacion De Dolores
Pvt. David Bennes Cantu Barkley
Radcliffe Killam
Raymond and Tirza Martin High School
Refugio Benavides
Republic of the Rio Grande
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railroad (Pecos and Rio Grande Railroad)
Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church
San Augustin Cathedral
San Bernardo Avenue
Santos Benavides
Site of Darwin Community
St. Augustine Parochial School
The Laredo National Bank
The Ramón Family
The Texas Mexican Railway
Original Site of Villa de Laredo
Webb County
Zuniga House
Benavides Brothers
Benavides-Herrera House
Biggio-Kowalski-De La Garza House
Bishop Peter Verdaguer
Bruni
Bruni Plaza
Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Capitol, Republic of the Rio Grande
Casa Ortiz
Casa Vidaurri
Casa Zaragoza
City Cemetery
City Hall and Market House
Coal Mining in Las Minas
Deaf Smith
Dionicio Guerra Family Cemetery
Education in Mirando City
El Barrio Azteca
El Paso de Jacinto
El Primer Congreso Mexicanista
Fort McIntosh
Fort McIntosh Barracks
Holding Institute (Laredo Seminary)
Jarvis Plaza
Jovita Idar
Juan Francisco Farías Residence
Lala's Café
Laredo Air Force Base
Laredo Election Riot, 1886
Laredo Fire Department
Laredo Telephone Exchange
Laredo's First International Bridge
Laredo's Washington's Birthday Celebration
Leyendecker House
Los Ojuelos
Oliver Winfield Killam
Pan American Courts and Cafe
Poblacion De Dolores
Pvt. David Bennes Cantu Barkley
Radcliffe Killam
Raymond and Tirza Martin High School
Refugio Benavides
Republic of the Rio Grande
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railroad (Pecos and Rio Grande Railroad)
Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church
San Augustin Cathedral
San Bernardo Avenue
Santos Benavides
Site of Darwin Community
St. Augustine Parochial School
The Laredo National Bank
The Ramón Family
The Texas Mexican Railway
Original Site of Villa de Laredo
Webb County
Zuniga House