Historical Markers of Kerr County

Kerr County Historical Commission

A Unit of the Texas Historical Commission

KERR COUNTY HISTORICAL MARKERS

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Click on name of each site for Fact Sheet and Driving Instructions

Animal Health Discovery	Apelt Armadillo Farm In process - TBA	Brown Cemetery	Cade House


Site of Camp Verde	One Mile to Ruins of Camp Verde	Camp Verde General Store And Post Office	Camp Verde CSA Marker being relocated


Center Point Cemetery	Center Point United Methodist Church	Comparette Home	Cypress Creek Cemetery


Cypress Creek School	Christian Dietert Mill	Divide School	The Dowdy Tragedy of 1878


First Baptist Church of Kerrville	First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Kerrville	First Presbyterian Church, Kerrville	First United Methodist Church, Kerrville


First School House	Gutherie Building	Henderson Cemetery	Hermann Sons Home for the Aged



Hunt	Education in Hunt	Hunt Japonica Cemetery	Indian Sites on Cypress Creek (Sturdy Oaks Farm)


Old Ingram	Kerr County	Early Settlers of Kerr County (Shingle Makers)	James Kerr



Kerrville	Kerrville Daily Times	Kerrville Lodge No. 697, A.F. & A.M	Kerrville Mountain Sun


Kerrville Telephone Company	Mary Ann Kent Byas Chambers Morriss	Masonic Building	Nichols Cemetery



Old Spanish Trail In process - TBA	Order of the Eastern Star Kerrville Chapter #24	Pampell Opera House	Remount Station


Site of Reservation School	Rising Star Lodge #429 A.F. & A.M.	Roggenbucke Homestead	Schreiner Institute (Schreiner University)



A.C. Schreiner, Jr. Home	Gus F. Schreiner Home	Captain Charles Schreiner Mansion	Captain Charles Schreiner


Louis A. Schreiner Mansion - Tulahteka	Schumacher Crossing on The Guadalupe River	Sherman's Mill	St. Peter's Episcopal Church



Starkey Cemetery In process - TBA	Stonleigh Ranch	Sunset Cemetery	Texas Lions Camp



The Original Building of Tivy School	Captain Joseph A. Tivy	Turtle Creek School and Cemetery	Western Trail In process - TBA



Wharton Cemetery	Woolls Building	Y.O. Ranch	Site of Zanzenberg



Zion Lutheran Church

NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES
In addition to the Texas Historical Markers in Kerr County, five properties are recognized by the
National Park Service as National Historic Properties:

Masonic Lodge
Old Camp Verde - National Register marker is on private property and not accessible by the public
Louis A. Schreiner Mansion-Tulahteka - private property. No National Register marker
Capt Charles Schreiner Mansion
Woolls Building