Historical Markers in Fannin County

Fannin County is populated with more than 100 historical markers. The marker to the right is an example of one of our markers. 

Anyone wishing to propose a new marker should contact the Commission. We would be pleased to assist you in this process. Click below for information on a particular marker.

• Allen’s Chapel Methodist Church and Cemetery

• Arledge Ridge Cemetery

• Ashley Lodge No. 681, A.F. & A.M., Bailey

• Baldwin Home, Windom

• Bank of Windom, Windom

• Bartley-Woods School

• William W. Bell Cemetery

• Bethel Lodge No. 134 A.F. & A.M., Ladonia

• Bethlehem Baptist Church, Bonham

• Biard Home, Bonham

• James Fowler Biggers, White Rock Cemetery

• Biggerstaff Cemetery

• Blanton Chapel Methodist Church, Leonard

• Bonham Cotton Mill

• Bonham Daily Favorite

• Bonham High School Auditorium & Gymnasium

• Bralley-Pendleton School, Honey Grove

• W. W. Brownlee Home, Bonham

• Buchanan Cemetery

• Burns Cemetery

• Carlton College, Bonham

• Carson Cemetery

• Central National Road

• Charles Henry Christian

• Church of St. Mark, The Evangelist, Episcopal

• Clark Memorial United Methodist Church, Bonham

• Clendenen-Carleton House, Bonham

• Confederate Commissary, Bonham

• Constantine Lodge No. 13, A. F. & A. M., Bonham

• Crockett Park, Honey Grove

• Dial Home, Honey Grove

• Dial Schools, Dial

• Dial United Presbyterian Church, Dial

• East Shady Grove Baptist Church

• Ector Lodge No. 687, A .F. & A. M.

• Ector Methodist Church

• Edhube Baptist Church

• Ely Community

• Samuel Augustus Erwin, Honey Grove

• Fannin County Centennial Monument

• Fannin County Courthouses

• Joseph F. Fenner, Grove Hill Cemetery

• First Baptist Church, Bonham

• First Baptist Church of Bailey

• First Baptist Church of Honey Grove

• First Baptist Church of Ladonia

• First Baptist Church of Trenton

• First Christian Church, Bonham

• First Fannin County Settlement

• First Methodist Church of Trenton

• First National Bank, Bonham

• First National Bank of Trenton

• First Presbyterian Church, Bonham

• First Presbyterian Church of Leonard

• First United Methodist Church of Bonham

• First United Methodist Church of Leonard

• Fort Inglish (Vicinity of)

• Fort Lyday

• Fort Warren

• Fry Homestead

• Galbraith House

• James G. Gilmer

• Gober Baptist Church

• Gober Cemetery

• Gober Garage

• Gober Public Schools

• Grove Hill

• Grove Hill Masonic Lodge

• Haden House

• Hockaday Homestead Site

• James Thomas Holt

• Honey Grove City Hall

• Honey Grove Lodge No. 164, A. F. & A. M.

• Indian Creek Baptist Church & Cemetery

• Inglish Cemetery

• Bailey Inglish

• Jones’ Mill Community

• Dr. William Chamberlayne Jones

• Kirkpatrick Home

• Ladonia

• Ladonia Cemetery

• Ladonia Presbyterian Church

• Lake Fannin Organizational Camp

• Leonard

• Lindsey-Randolph Cemetery

• Little Bethel Baptist Church

• Little Jordan Cemetery

• Main Street Presbyterian Church

• McClellan-Cunningham House

• McCraw’s Chapel Methodist Church and Cemetery

• McFarland Cemetery

• McKenzie Methodist Church

• Military Headquarters Northen Sub-District of Texas, CSA

• Moore’s Chapel Cemetery

• Mulberry Cemetery

• John Cadwallader Neale

• New Salem Cemetery

• Oak Ridge Cemetery

• Oakwood Cemetery

• Portland Community

• Sam Rayburn Gravesite

• Congressman Sam Rayburn

• Sam Rayburn Homesite

• Sam Rayburn House

• Sam Rayburn Library and Museum

• Y. B. Reed Building

• Rehobeth Cemetery Chapel

• Rhine Home

• Risser Hospital

• Dr. Daniel Rowlett

• Savage Community

• Savoy Methodist Church

• Scarborough Home

• Sears Home

• Shiloh Cemetery

• John P. Simpson

• Smith Plantation

• Erwin Evans Smith

• Joseph Sowell

• Dr. Tom Douglas Spies

• Steger Opera House

• On Route of Early Texas Streetcars

• Stokes Homestead

• Col. James Tarleton

• Texas & Pacific Depot

• Trenton

• Trinity Episcopal Church

• Union Cemetery

• Valley Creek

• Vineyard Grove Baptist Church

• Virginia Point Methodist Church

• Benjamin Stuart Walcott

• Booker T. Washington School

See a map of all Fannin County historical markers.