A few miles north and to the right of 254, past the intersection with 1191, June 16, 1871, W. B. Slaughter and his cowboys had a joint round-up with Goodnight and Loving's outfits and camped near each other on Dillingham Prairie near Rock Creek. On...
Big Foot Wallace Drive Click on the map to enter the Brazos Valley Road Trip In 1860, Nick Lee was carrying the mail from Stephenville to Jacksboro. When he failed to reach his destination, a party found his dead body victim of an Indian attack. In...
August 10, 1863, Preacher J. J. Hamilton's two sons, William and Stewart, were killed while returning home from their tannery. William was scalped and an ear was cut off of Stewart's head. The Brown family lived about one and a half miles east of...
New odometer setting at the intersection of Hwys. 199 and 281. Travel 2.25 miles and on the right side is the location of the Gage Family depredations. At 3.65 miles is the site of the demise of the Landman Family, the first victims of Nocona's...
Early Republic of Texas Rangers | Ranger Descriptions | Rangers Col. Edward Burleson James Milford Day James Wilson Nichols James Milford Day, pictured above, one of Guadalupe County's earliest settlers, was seriously wounded in a gun battle with...
Picture of Dr. Tom Parker with his Plane Dr. Tom Parker with his Canoe Picture of Towers at Big Bend Picture of Cactus Picture of Topographical View of Big Bend Trip to Big Bend by Dr. Tom Parker April, 2007 In early April 07, after waiting over a...
Back to Blood Trails Plum Creek Leg Historical Markers for Caldwell County Historical Markers for Gonzales County Historical Markers for Guadalupe County To the north are the beautiful counties of Comal and Hays. Battle of Plum Creek Historical...
180/Alternate Route to Weatherford More Stories and Information on Fort Tours Road Trips The homes of the Savage brothers were viciously attacked by Comanches in 1866. Besides two murders, three children were carried off including Sam Savage...
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