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Galveston City Historical Markers

Map of Texas State Historical Marker Locations in the City of Galveston
 

City of Galveston Historical Markers

Galveston Historical Markers
1871 Thomas Jefferson League Building
A. Wilkins Miller Cottage
American National Insurance Company
American Red Cross, Galveston County Chapter
Ashton Villa, 1859
Battle of Galveston
Bernard Moore Temple
Burial Site of David G. Burnet
C. F. Marschner Building
Captain William S. Fisher
Carmelo (Charles) Bertolino
Catherine Isabel Cox Sherman
Civil War Fortifications at Virgina’s Point
Confederate Mariner: Leon Smith
Congregation B’nai Israel Synagogue
Cordray Drug Store
David Ayers
Dominican Sisters Congregation of the Sacred Heart
E. S. Levy and Company
Early History of Galveston County
Exploration of Galveston County
First Hutchings-Sealy National Bank
First Navy of the Republic of Texas
First Wharf in Galveston
Flood & Calvert Building
Former Site of Heidenheimer’s Castle
Gail Borden, Jr.
Galveston Artillery Club
Galveston Chamber of Commerce
Galveston County Communities
Galveston County, 1901 - 1965
Galveston Garten Verein
Galveston Immigration Stations
Galveston Island
Galveston Medical College
Galveston News, C.S.A.
Galveston Office of the National Weather Service
Galveston Quarantine Stations
Galveston in the Republic of Texas
Galveston, C. S. A.
Galveston: Gateway to Texas
George Campbell Childress
George Campbell Childress
George Dealey
George Washington Chapter - DAR
Greensville S. Dowell
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company
Heidenheimer-Hunter Building
Hendley’s Row
Henry Journeay
Hotel Galvez
Hutchings, Sealy & Co. Building
Isabella Offenbach Maas Residence
J. Levy & Bro.
James Love
Jean Lafitte
John Bankhead Magruder
John Berlocher Building
John Overton Trueheart (circa 1802 to March 13, 1874)
Julius H. Ruhl Residence
Karankawa Campsite
Lafitte’s Grove
Lent Munson Hitchcock
Leon & H. Blum Co. Building
Leon Smith, Confederate Mariner
Louis Trezevant Wigfall
Magale Building
Major John M. Allen
Mallory-Produce Building
Michel B. Menard
Nahor Biggs Yard
Near Campsites of Louis-Michel Aury and Francisco Xavier Mina
Nicholas D. Labadie
Nicholas J. Clayton
Norris Wright Cuney
Old Red, Ashbel Smith Building
Open Gates
Original Site of St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum
Originial Oleander Planting in Galveston
Pier 19, Mosquito Fleet Berth
Public Education for Blacks in Galveston
Rabbi Henry Cohen
Reconstruction to 1900, Galveston County
Rollover Fish Pass
Samuel May Williams
Samuel May Williams
Santa Fe Union Station
Scottish Rite Masonry in Texas
Sidney Sherman
Site Of Landmark Campbell’s Bayou
Site of Galveston Seminary
Site of Old Saint Mary’s Infirmary
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Mary’s Hospital
Stewart Property
Texas Bar Association
Texas Revolution and Civil War, Galveston County
Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution
The Bishop’s Palace
The Cottage
The Cradle
The Heidenheimer Bros.Marine Building
The Italian Vault
The Original Galveston Seawall
The Rev. Henry P. Young (October 2, 1817-September 12, 1901)
The Rosenberg Library
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor James Martin Kirwin
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Marius Etienne Chataignon
The Stewart Building
Thomas Henry Borden
Thomas Joseph
Trueheart-Adriance Building
Ursuline Convent in the Civil War
Ursuline Nuns in Galveston
W. P. Ballinger Law Firm
Warren D. C. Hall
Washington Hotel
West Galveston Island
Wilbur Cherry
William Lewis Moody, Jr.
William Tennant Austin
Galveston Churches
Avenue L Missionary Baptist Church
Eaton Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church of Galveston
First Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Union Baptist Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Reedy Chapel A. M. E. Church
Reedy Chapel A. M. E. Church
Sacred Heart Church
Shiloh A. M. E. Church
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Patrick Catholic Church
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
West Point Baptist Church
Galveston Schools
Ball High School
Jackie Andrews Private School
Site of Ursuline Convent and Academy
Galveston Cemeteries
Site of Magnolia Grove Cemetery
Galveston
Galveston Historical Homes & Houses
Adriance-Springer House
Baden-Sproule House
Boddeker House
Campbell Home
Clarke-Jockusch Home
Dr. Frederick K. and Lucy Adelaide Fisher House
Franklin-Wandless House
Frederich-Erhard House
Frederick William Beissner House
Galveston Children’s Home
George Fox House
George Seeligson Home
Grand Opera House 1894
Grover-Chambers House
Hagemann-Cobb House
Henry C. Henck, Jr. House
Henry Rosenberg Home
Homesite of Adolph Dolson
Homesite of Dr. William Keiller
Hutchings House
Isaac H. and Henrietta Kempner House
J. F. Smith House
James N. Davis House
John M. Jones House
John Smith House
John and Eliza Hertford House
Landes-McDonough House
Lasker Home for Children
Lockhart House
Maud Moller House
Menard-Ganter House
Miller-Jacobs Home
Old Austin Home
Old Ball Home
Poole-Parker House
Powhatan House
Schreiber-Miller Warehouse
Site of the Home of Michel Branamour Menard
Sonnentheil Home
Sweeney-Royston House
The Maas House
The Moody Home
The Wilbur Cherry House
Thomas Chubb House
Trube House
Victor Gustafson Home
William J. Killeen House
Williams-Tucker House, 1837-40
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