Historical Markers
in Runnels County, Texas

Sylvester Adams(picture)
Ballinger, Townsite of (picture)
Blue Gap Post Office (picture)
W. H. Brown (picture)
Carnegie Library Building (picture)
J. W. Clampitt (picture)
Colorado River Ferry Crossing (picture)
Content Cemetery (picture)
Content, Townsite of (picture)
Robert Cooke, M. D. (picture)
Cotton Oil Mill, Old (picture)
Cotton Production in Runnels County (picture)
The Rev. Thomas Wadlington Cotten
Counts Cemetery (picture)
Crews (picture)
Crews Cemetery-First Grave
Drasco Community (picture)
First Methodist Church - Winters (picture)
First Presbyterian Church - Ballinger (picture)
James Petty Flynt (picture)
German Methodist Church/Fire Station - Ballinger
Oldest Rock Building - Rowena (picture)
Lynn - Hathaway Building - Ballinger
Marie (picture)
Maverick (picture)
Mazeland and Wilmeth, Site of Old Communities of (picture)
Miles Methodist Church (picture)
Norton, Town of (picture)
Charles H. Noyes (picture)
Nancy Parker Cabin (picture)
Pickettville (picture)
Poe Chapel (picture)
Pumphrey (picture)
Ranger Campsite (picture)
Ranger Campsite Water Well
Ranger Peak (picture)
Rock Hotel - Winters (picture)
Runnels County (picture)
Runnels County Courthouse (picture)
Runnels, Site of Town of (picture)
San Clemente Mission (picture)
Alec Simmons (picture)
Sons of Hermann Lodge No. 216 (picture)
St. John's Lutheran Church - Winters (picture)
St. Mary, Star of the Sea, Catholic Church
Sweet Home School
Old Theile Building - Miles (picture)
Walthall Cemetery
Winters Brass Band (picture)
Winters FFA Chapter
Winters Lodge No. 743, A.F. & A.M. (picture)
Winters State Bank (picture)

Do you know of any other historical markers in Runnels County? Please transcribe the marker and send to me at Tooltimej@aol.com.

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Terry Jenkins