This marker is located at 512 W. Martin Luther King Blvd. (corner of Martin Luther King Blvd (Waverly St.) and Holland. This church was in existence before the town was founded in 1870, making it the oldest congregation in Willis. The windows on this church are beautiful and really bring out the history behind this…
Continue reading ➞ Thomas Chapel United Methodist Church – Willis, Texas
This marker is located in a picnic area off of Hwy 6 South, approximately 12 miles from Navasota, Texas in honor of a courageous and loyal negro slave. The Historical Marker Reads: Primus Kelly A faithful Negro slave. Came to nearby Courtney, Grimes County in 1851 with his master, John W. S. West from North…
The town was named Cat Spring when the son of the towns founder encountered a large wild cat near a spring. The white 12 sided building on this property is one of the few remaining historical dance halls in Austin County. This historical marker is 0.5 miles west of intersection of FM 1094 and FM 949.…
This marker is located at the 7000 block, forest Pine St in San Antonio. This is a quiet Leon Valley neighborhood near Bandera Road in San Antonio, Texas. Most recent burial - 2016 Anna Wehmeyer- First family member buried in Cemetery Lot in front of Cemetery Gate to Cemetery An empty lot sits in front…
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