Historical Markers

FAYETTE COUNTY, TEXAS

The links below will take you to the text of the historical marker. A photograph and more information are provided for some of the markers. Please contact Rox Ann Johnson if you can provide a photograph for any of the markers without links.

You may also want to visit the Texas Historic Sites Atlas, a feature of the Texas Historical Commission website. Enter Fayette under "county search" for a list of all historical markers with descriptions and maps.

VICINITY	MARKER TITLE
Colony	Colony Cemetery
Dubina	Dubina
Ellinger	James J. Ross Krenek-Ehlinger House (withdrawn) St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fayetteville	Compton-Zapp House Dr. William P. Smith Fayette County Precinct 2 Courthouse Fayetteville Fayetteville SPJST Halamicek Cemetery Reverend Joseph Chromcik Sarrazin Store Sladek-Hilman House Spacek House St. John the Baptist Catholic Church St. Paul Lutheran Church Zapp Building
Flatonia	Flatonia Flatonia Baptist Church Flatonia City Hospital & Opera House Flatonia Methodist Church Jacob Castleman Castleman Cemetery Robert Hancock Hunter Wheeler Building
Freyburg	Freyburg Methodist Church
Gay Hill	Christian G. Wertzner
High Hill	Creuzbaur's Battery First Oil Mill in Texas Old High Hill Cemetery
Hostyn	Brookfield-Evan-Cremer House Cedar Cemetery Czech Catholic Union of Texas Father Miguel Muldoon Mt. Eliza (withdrawn 1994) Oldest Czech Settlement
La Grange	Beer Office and Bottling Company Birthplace of the SPJST Bradshaw - Killough House City Library Building Dawson Expedition/Historic Oak Faison House Fayette County Fayette County Courthouse Fayette County, C.S.A. First U.S. Postal Rural Mail Route in Texas Hermes House James Seaton Lester John Henry Moore House John Henry Moore Jon Vogt Homestead Kallus House Kaulbach Home Kreische Complex Lenert House The Old Masonic Building Meerscheidt House Monument Hill Tomb Old City Cemetery St. James Episcopal Travis Street Methodist Church (withdrawn 1998) Site of a Twin Blockhouse W. S. Robson
Ledbetter	Gotcher Trace
Muldoon	Buckner's Creek Bridge (withdrawn 1988) James Carrel Bell Simon Peter Ford
Nechanitz	Earthman Farm
Oldenburg	Oldenburg
O'Quinn	Black Jack Springs Cemetery
Pin Oak	William Gorham Pin Oak Cemetery
Plum	Plum Grove Baptist Church and Cemetery
Prairie Valley	St. Peter Lutheran Church and Prairie Valley Cemetery
Rabb's Prairie	Rabb's Prairie
Ross Prairie	Fayetteville Brethren Church Rev. Jindrich Juren
Round Top	Andrew Rabb House (destroyed by fire 1999) Bernard Scherrer Bethlehem Lutheran Church Early Texas Hotel & Inns Ludwig and Caroline Giese House Hamilton Ledbetter House Isaac Lafayette Hill Konrad Joh Log Cabin Samuel Knight Lewis Menn House Nassau Plantation Pochmann House Rocky Creek Farm Round Top Round Top Community Schiege Cigar Factory Schiege Cigar Factory Manager's House Schiege House Schueddemagen House Wandke House
Rutersville	Asa Hill of Rutersville First Methodist Annual Conference in Texas Rutersville Rutersville College
Schulenburg	Bermuda Valley Farm William B. Bridgers Col. William Felton Upton Gus Cranz Mansion Site of Former Town of Lyons Lyons Family Cemetery Lyons Lodge #195 A.F. & A.M. Carl T. Morene: A Shorthorn Forever Mulberry Creek Bridge Navidad Baptist Cemetery Old Anderson Place Schulenburg Schulenburg Baptist Church Turner Hall
Swiss Alp	Philadelphia Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery
Waldeck	Waldeck Cemetery Waldeck Evangelical Lutheran Church
Warrenton	Townsend-Bremer Home
West Point	First Roadside Park in Texas Old Plum Grove Cemetery - West Point Joseph C. Robinson Site of Wood's Fort Woods Prairie Cemetery
Willow Springs	Breeding Family Cemetery/ First School in Fayette County John Rice Jones Pagel Cemetery
Winchester	Stephen Williams Winchester Cemetery
Winedale	Joseph Biegel Home (withdrawn 1998) Winedale Stagecoach Inn

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