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Bexar Country Historical Markers by Title

250th Anniversary of the Founding of San Antonio
Acequia Madre de Valero
Adina de Zavala
Alamo Cenotaph
Alamo Low Barracks and Main Gateway
Alamo Masonic Cemetery
Alamo Portland and Roman Cement Company
Alejo de la Encarnacion Perez
Alexander and Alma Oppenheimer Halff House
Altgelt-Isbell House
Anna Barbara and Johann Engelbert Heidgen House
Anton Wulff House
Aqueduct
Arsenal Magazine
Barbed Wire
Barbed Wire Demonstration
Battle of Adams Hill
Battle of Rosalis
Battle of the Alazan
Battle of the Salado
Belgian Transit of Venus Observation Site
Benjamin Rush Milam
Bexar County Courthouse
Bexar County under Nine Governments
Boldtville Schoolhouse
Book Building
Bowen's Island
Building 100 "Taj Mahal"
Bullis House
Caile House
Camp of Stephen F. Austin
Canary Islanders
Capt. Jose Antonio Menchaca
Captain Lee Hall
Carl Wilhelm August Groos House
Casas Reales
Casino Club
Central Catholic High School
Central Christian Church
Chabot House
Charles Frederick King
Chihuahua Trail
Christ Episcopal Church
Christopher Columbus Italian Society Hall
Clara Driscoll (April 2, 1881-July 17, 1945)
Colonel Edward Miles
Colonel Jose Francisco Ruiz
Commerce Street Bridge
Confederate Cemetery
Confederate Tannery
Cos House
Dawson Massacre
Don Juan Ximenes
Dr. Claudius E. R. King House
Eagar House
Edens Cemetery
Edward H. White II Memorial Hangar, Brooks Air Force Base
El Carmen Cemetery (Cementerio del Carmen)
El Quartel (El Cuartel)
Emil Elmendorf House
Engleman-Muench House
Enoch Jones Farmstead
Enrique Esparza (September, 1824-December 20, 1917)
Erasmo Seguin
Ernst Homestead
Evers Family Cemetery
First Officers Training Camp
First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston, 4th U.S. Army Headquarters Quadraline
Gallagher Ranch
German-English School
Goliad Road
Guenther's Upper Mill
Halff House
Hamilton P. Bee
Helotes
Home of Samuel Augustos Maverick
Incarnate Word College
Italian American Community in San Antonio
James Nathaniel Fisk
Jefferson Davis Smith
John Lang Sinclair
John Salmon "Rip" Ford
John T. Floore Country Store
John W. Smith
John `Jack` Coker
Jose Antonio Navarro
Jose Francisco Ruiz
Kelly Air Force Base
Kelly No. 2 Flight Line
Krause House/Mann's Crossing Post Office
L. B. Clegg House
La Quinta de las Piedras (Miguel Menchaca House)
La Villita
Little Church of La Villita
Lockhill School
Majestic Theatre
Matamoros Road
Menger Hotel
Menger Soap Works
Mission San Francisco de la Espada (Mission St. Francis of the Sw
Mission San Francisco de la Espada Dam, Ditch and Aqueduct
Mission San Franscico Xavier de Najera
Mission San Jose
Mission San Juan Capistrano
Monier House
Monte Vista Historic District
Moos Homestead
Moses Austin
Moses Lapham
Navarro Houses
Norton-Polk-Mathis House
O. Henry House
Oge House
Old Edward Steves (Stevens) House
Old Houston Road
Old Military Headquarters
Old Military Hospital
Old Mill on the Pajalache Acequia
Old Powder Mill
Old S. J. Brooks Home
Old San Antonio National Bank Building
Old San Pedro
Old Spanish Trail Highway
Old St. Mary's College
Old St. Mary's College
Otto Koehler House
Our Lady of the Lake University
Pajalache Acequia (Ditch)
Pan American Round Table
Pereida House
Placido Olivarri
Plaza De Armas (Military Plaza)
Portland Cement Plants
Protestant Home for Destitute Children
Rambie-Lewis Family Cemetery
Rechel-Stumpf House
Rincon/Douglass School
Robert B. Evans Home
Route of El Camino Real
Rubiola Store
Ruiz House
Ruiz-Herrara Cemetery
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church
Saint Philip's College
Saint Philip's Episcopal Church
Salado Valley
Samuel S. Smith
San Antonio Casino Club Building
San Antonio High School
San Antonio Mutual Aid Association
San Antonio River Walk (Paseo Del Rio)
San Antonio Section, National Council of Jewish Women
San Fernando Cathedral
San Francisco Di Paola Catholic Church
San Pedro Creek
Sartor House
Schulze-Schilo House
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Second Baptist Church of San Antonio
Simona Smith Fisk
Site of de la Garza House, Gardens and Mint
Site of Geier and Schmid Farm
Site of Idlewild Community
Spanish Governor's Palace
St. John's Lutheran Church, "the Rooster Church"
St. Joseph's Church
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Epsicopal Church
St. Philip's College (original site)
Staacke Brothers Building
Stevens Building
Stinson Airport
Surrender of Federal Forces by General David E. Twiggs
T. C. Frost and the Frost Bank
T. C. Frost Wool Warehouse
Texas and the Civil War Committee on Public Safety
Texas' First All-Spanish Radio Program
The Argyle
The Battle of the Medina
The Rev. John Wesley DeVilbiss
Thiele Cottage
Thomas Jefferson High School
Travis Park United Methodist Church
Twohig House
United States San Antonio Arsenal
Vicinity of the Storming of Bexar
Wesley Peacock House
William and Mary Ann Richter House
Wolfson House
Woll Invasion
Woman's Club of San Antonio
Yturri House
Yturri Mill
Zambrano House
Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church and Cemetery

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