Historical Markers and  Monuments in Brown County

 

Historical markers and monuments designations are tools that are used to  interpret, promote and protect historic and cultural resources that are worthy of preservation. Through the designation  process, properties important to Brown County are marked for the education and enjoyment of citizens and visitors alike.  We  have listed the many markers and monuments we have here in Brown County.

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36th Infantry Division Adams-Shaw House Amity Cemetery Antioch Cemetery Bangs Cemetery Bangs Public School Ben Lednicky Park Blanket Blanket Cemetery Brooke Smith Brown County  Brown County Jail  Brownwood Brownwood Santa Fe Passenger Depot Camp Bowie  Camp Collier Captain Weston Lafayette Williams Central Texas Veterans Memorial Markers Charlie Webb and John Wesley Hardin C. H. Bencci-Harrison Home City of Brownwood  City of Trickham Coggin Academy-McClelland Library Coggin and Parks Building Confederate States of America Cross Cut Cemetery Connell Cemetery Courthouses of Brown County Daniel Baker College Elkins Cemetery Emanuel Chapel First United Methodist Church Eureka Cemetery  Fairview Cemetery  First Baptist Church of Bangs First Baptist Church of Zephyr Greenleaf Fisk Hardin School Heflin Cemetery Henry Ford Harvey House Howard Payne University

Howard Payne Old Main Tower J. A. Walker House John Gaitha Browning John Wesley Malone Home Katherine Ann Porter Lee Chapel A.M.E. Church Lost Creek Cemetery Lovell-Dobbs House May United Methodist Church Mollie Armstrong Mud Creek Cemetery Mullins Heritage Park Noah Turner Byars Old Gray Mare Band Paul and Paula Pleasant Valley Cemetery Prisoners of War Camp Bowie R. B. Rogers House Robert E. Howard  Rocky Creek Baptist Church The May Community St. John's Episcopal Church Staley Cemetery Swinden Parks Building Swinden Pecan Orchard The Rev. Dr. John David Robnett Thrifty Veda Wells Hodge Vietnam Memorial Walter U. Early Weakley Watson Building Welcome William Chandler William Franklin Brown Windham Cemetery Wolf Valley Cemetery World War I Memorial Monument Zephyr Cemetery Zephyr Presbyterian Church Zephyr Gospel Tabernacle

Last Updated: February 9, 2024
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