Kimble County - 61 Markers
Marker Title click Title for more info	Location	Place	GPX
Bear Creek Settlement	from Junction, take IH-10W about 4 miles, then go north on FM 2291 4 miles	Junction
Brambletye	from Junction, take IH-10W about 4 miles, then north 2.7 miles on FM 2291	Junction
Burt M. Fleming American Legion Post No. 237	101 N. 4th St.	Junction
Campsite of Marques De Rubi, 1767	about 4 miles NW of Junction on HWY 1674	Junction
Captain Gully Cowsert	from Junction go west on IH-10 about 11.5 miles - take FM 1674 - go east about .2 mi. to cemetery - marker is in rear (eastern section)	Junction
Captain William Walter Taylor	1.5 miles SW of Junction Courthouse via SU 3775, in city cemetery; marker is 1/2 way down main road though cemetery.	Junction
City of Junction	corner of 5th and College St.	Junction
Cloud Point	3 miles east of Junction on FM 2169	Junction vicinity
Coalson-Pullen Colony	from Junction take IH-10 11.5 miles west, take exit to FM 1674, go west (then road goes north), 3.3 miles to marker	Junction
Colonel John Griffith	Courthouse grounds (corner of Main and 6th)	Junction
Creed Taylor	29 miles E of Junction, via FM 479, on CR just E of Little Devil's River; pass Noxville School and continue about 1 mile down CR to cemetery	Junction
Doom of the Outlaws of Pegleg Station	on US 377 S, about 9.5 miles SW of Junction	Junction
Early History of Kimble County	Courthouse grounds (corner of Main and 6th)	Junction
Fight of Sheriff's Posse with Cattle Rustlers	Courthouse grounds (Main between 5th and 6th)	Junction
First Church in Community Copperas Methodist Church	from Junction go west on IH-10 11.5 miles - take exit FM 1674, go east 1.1 miles to marker and church	Junction
First Court in Kimble County	1.5 miles north of Junction on US 377/83	Junction
First Court Tree	on private property north of Junction via US 377 and private railroad	Junction
First Murr Ranch	from Junction, take IH-10W about 4 miles, then go north on FM 2219 about 5 miles	Junction
First Post Office	NW corner of 5th and College (at Courthouse grounds)	Junction
Fort McKavett - Fort Clark Military Road	from Junction go 18 miles west on IH-10 to Loop 291, go west on 291 about 1 mile to marker which is in front of Roosevelt Community Center	Roosevelt
Hogget Home	from Junction, take US 377 about 5 miles to turnoff to state park (Hwy. 73) - take right on deadend road, go .5 mi. to home (private property)	Junction
Isaac Kountz	on US 377 S about 2 miles SW OF Courthouse	Junction
John James Smith	US 377 S, 3 miles SW of Junction	n/a
John L. Jones Ranch	from London take US 377 3.3 miles S - then FM 385 4 miles S to FM 1871, go E about 2 miles to marker	London
John Sterling Durst Pioneer Minister	Courthouse grounds (corner of Main and 6th)	Junction
Johnson Fork Colony	from Junction, take I-10 E about 8 miles to exit 465 (Segovia), stay on access road until it becomes dirt, then 4.3 miles to marker	Junction
Junction's First Waterworks	corner of Oak and S. 5th St.	Junction
Kimble County	Courthouse grounds (corner of 5th and Main)	Junction
Kimble County Courthouse	501 Main St.	Junction
Kimble County Jail	N. 5th and Pecan St.	Junction
Kimble County's First Sawmill	corner of N. 2nd and E. Main at entrance to city park	Junction
London Post Office	U.S. Highway 377, London	London
London Town Square	on US 377 in London	London
Masonic Hall		Junction
Miller-Browning Colony	on FM 2169, 5.2 miles east of Junction	Junction
Morales Ranch	from Junction, take IH-10W about 4 miles, then go north on FM 2291 5.8 miles	Junction
Near Route of Old Military Road	from Junction, take IH-10E about 8 miles to Exit #465 (Segovia) - marker is on access road in front of truck stop	Junction
Old Bear Creek Texas Ranger Camp	about 4 miles NW of Junction on Hwy. 1674	Junction
Old Beef Trail	from London, take US 377S about 3.3 miles to FM 385, go south 3 miles to marker	London
Old Beef Trail Crossing	6.4 mi. S of London on FM 385	London
Old Cloud Home	on FM 2169 5 miles east of Junction	Junction
Old Log Cabin	corner of 4th and College St. (museum)	Junction
Old Noxville School	29 miles E of Junction Via FM 479 on CR just E of little Devil's River; school is about 1/2 down CR.	Junction
Old Rock Store, 1879	Corner of 6th and College St., Junction	Junction
R. M. Turner Family	on US 377 S, about 8 miles SW of Junction	n/a
Reichenau Gap	1.5 miles SW of London on US 377	London
Roosevelt	from Junction to 18 miles west on IH-10 to Loop 291, take 291 west about 1.5 miles to maker (marker is in front of Post Office/General Store).	Junction
Schreiner Park	on banks of Llano River (South Fork)(enter park through N. 2nd and Pecan St.), Junction	Junction
Site of Creed Taylor Ranch Home	19 miles East of Junction Via FM 479 on private road just west of James River about 1/2 mile off FM 479 (private property)	Junction
Site of First Livery Stable	corner of 6th and College St.	Junction
Site of Four Mile Dam	on US 377, 4 miles SW of Junction	Junction
Site of Ivy Chapel and School	3.3 mi. south of London on US 377, 5.4 mi. SE on FM 385, 1.8 miles west on CR 314	London
Spanish Road to Santa Fe	FM 385 ROW, 32 miles E of Junction	Junction
Stevenson, Coke R., Texas Statesman	Courthouse grounds (corner of Main and 6th.), Junction	Junction
Teacup Mountain	8 miles E. of Junction on US 377	Junction
Telegraph Store and Post Office	on US 377 S in Telegraph, about 15 miles SW of Junction	Telegraph
The Junction Eagle	215 N. 16th St.	Junction
The Killing of Speer Sam	1.5 miles N of Junction on US 377/83	Junction
The Oliver Pecan	on FM 2169, 2.5 miles E of Junction	Junction
Vicinity of Bradbury Settlement	on US 377, 1.7 miles SW of Courthouse (adjacent to city cemetery)	Junction
Wooten Cemetery	10.5 mi. SW of Junction on US 377	Junction

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