Historical Markers

National Register of Historic Places

• Gaines-Oliphint House (1977):  31.282.59N—93.4526.10W
• Lobanillo Swales (Designation 2016): 31.2839.20N—93.5656.64W

Texas Historical Commission

Antiquities Landmark Archeological & Historic Site

• Lobanillo Swales (Wagon ruts & tracks) – State Antiquities: 31.2839.20N—93.5656.64W

Officially Recorded Texas Historical Landmark Marker

• Cedar Grove Baptist Church (2014): 31.299.65N—93.482.81W
• Clark-James House (2013): 31.1246.85N—93.4542.68W
• Harper Chapel Church (2005): 31.2244.03N—93.430.20W
• Jones-Sweet House (1996): 31.2848.12N—93.552.22W
• Nethery Store (2009): 31.2555.77N—93.5058.16W
• Sabine County Courthouse (1982): 31.2031.20N—93.5057.79W
• Sabine County Jail (1980): 31.2030.35N—93.5058.58W
• Starr Funeral Home (2013): 31.2047.50N—93.5119.13W
• United Methodist Chruch #3 (McMahan’s Chapel (1991)): 31.2719.42N—93.5755.00W
• William F. & Bertha Sutor Goodrich House (2003): 31.2036.62N—93.5055.80W

Officially Recorded Texas Historic Cemetery Markers

• Abney Scurlock Cemetery (1980): 31.2759.67N—93.597.83W (Near Sabine/San Augustine County Line)
• Clark-Dickey-Smith Cemetery (1996): 31.1148.82N—93.4731.05W
• Dennis Slave Cemetery (1982): 31.2555.45N—93.5614.08W
• Ener Cemetery (2006): 31.179.95N—31.179.95N—93.4945.85W
• Fairmount Cemetery (2004): 31.1217.32N—93.4419.81W
• Garlington Cemetery (2001): 31.09.837N—93.43.6000W (Near Sabine/Newton Co. Line)
• Mt. Sinai Cemetery (2004): 31.1234.20N—93.3955.50W
• Oakhill Cemetery (2010): 31.1626.11N—93.4318.88W
• Old Centerview Cemetery (2003): 31.1752.24N—93.031.05W
• Oliphint Chapel Cemetery (1997): 31.2720.22N—93.463.43W
• Payne-Williams Cemetery (1984): 31.2711.53N—93.5418.50W
• Sabinetown Cemetery (1997): 31.2415.12N—93.4244.96W
• Speights-Pratt Cemetery (2010): 31.2414.39N—93.4958.51W
• Spring Hill Cemetery (1999): 31.1811.05N—93.5342.86W
• William Gasby-New Zion Cemetery (1975): 31.2755.80N—93.5555.99W
• Yellowpine Cemetery (2009): 31.1527.62N—93.4918.59W

Officially Recorded Texas Subject Markers

• Bayou (2009): 31.1752.54N—93.4516.29W
• Bethany Baptist Church (2017): 31.264.07N—93.5044.54W
• CCC Camp 2887 F-18-T (2014) (Not yet dedicated): 31.2550.51N—93.4743.34W
• County Line Church & Cemetery (1990): 31.2851.57N—93.5725.0W
• East Mayfield (1997): 31.2029.80N—93.5155.01W
• Hemphill First United Methodist Church (2003): 31.2043.53N—93.5052.66W
• Hemphill (2008): 31.2031.67N—93.5057.86W
• James Taylor Gaines (2016): 31.281.90N—93.4526.95W
• John C. Hale (2006): 31.2557.86N—93.5044.36W
• Las Borregas Camp Site (1973 & 2006): 31.2550.57N—93.5119.41W
• Matthew Arnoki Parker (1974): 31.2342.72N—93.506.01W
• Miai Sculock (1983): 31.2759.67N—93.597.83W
• Milam (2011); 31.2557.81N—93.5050.30W
• Milam Masonic Institute (1974): 31.2557.86N—93.5044.36W
• New Hope-Bethel Baptist Church (1974): 31.2949.08N—93.5048.06W
• Pineland (2010): 31.152.42N—93.5823.97W
• Pineland School (2017): 31.1521.46N—93.5820.99W
• Sabine County (2010): 31.2031.67N—93.5057.86W
• Thomas Johnson School (2015) (Not yet dedicated): 31.215.78N—93.4856.09W

Texas State Centennial Markers

• Barney C. Lowe (1936) (Barnabas Colistus Lowe) 31.935.59N—93.5751.79W
• Francis Marcus Weathered (1936): 31.2611.86N—93.510.32W
• Gaines Memorial Bridge-TexDot (1936): 31.2743.67N—93.4513.56W
• McMahan’s Chapel (1936): 31.2719.16N—93.5754.85W
• McMahan’s Chapel-TexDot (1936): 31.2717.32N—93.5753.99W
• Milam (1936): 31.2557.81N—93.5050.30W
• Sabine County (1936) (Courtyard): 31.2030.40N—93.5057.22W
• Sabinetown (1936): 31.249.54N—93.4236.34W

Texas State Bicentennial Markers

• Sabine County (1986) (Courtyard): 31.2031.67N—93.5057.86W

El Camino Real De Los Tejas National Historic Trail Markers

• Trail Markers No. 1 & 2 (2015): 31.2746.99N—93.452.25W
• Trail Markers No. 3 & 4 (2015): 31.267.52N—93.4658.96W
• Trail Markers No. 5 & 6 (2015): 31.2544.37N—93.4820.52W
• Trail Markers No. 7 & 8 (2015): 31.2557.59N—93.5047.28W
• Trail Markers No. 9 & 10 (2015): 31.2622.12N—93.5328.79W
• Trail Markers No. 11 & 12 (2015): 31.273.97N—93.5436.33W
• Trail Markers No. 13, 14, & 15 (2015): 31.2836.45N—93.554.07W
• Trail Markers No. 16 & 17 (2015): 31.2839.42N—93.5036.66W

Daughters of the American Revolution & State of Texas

Kings Highway – Camino Real – Five Mile Markers

• Texas/Louisiana boundary – Pendleton No. 1 (1918): 31.2743.67N—93.4513.56W
• Two Miles West of Pendleton No. 2 (1918): 31.2632.29N—93.4626.08W
• Milam No. 3 (1918): 31.2557.81N—93.5050.30W
• Geneva No. 4 (1918): 31.2833.22N—93.552.29W
• Intersection Hwy 21 & Spur 35 (1918) (In woods on old Hwy. 21): 31.290.52N—93.5827.34W

Pendleton Crossing Historical Markers

• Blue Star Memorial (1968): 31.2743.67N—93.4513.56W (Sponsors: Hemphill Garden Club, TexDot, & Sabine Co. Commissioners)
• Pendleton 1607-1701 Historic Crossing (1969): 31.2743.67N—93.4513.56W (Sponsor: National Society of Colonial Dames)
• Pendleton 1607-1776 Crossing (1970): 31.2743.67N—93.4513.56W (Sponsor: National Society Daughters of the American Colonist)
• Texas Port of Entry – Texas Limestone Silhouette (1936): 31.2743.67N—93.4513.56W

Geneva Markers

• El Lobanillo Ranch (1972) (Private Funding): 31.2833.22N—93.552.29W

Additional Milam Markers

• Old San Antonio Road – El Camino Real (1974): 31.255.81N—93.5050.30W

War Memorials

• World War I (1918) (Courtyard): 31.2031.80N—93.5057.38W
• VFW Veteran’s Memorial (Ongoing): 31.2029.81N—93.5154.80W
• American Legion Post 517 Plaque (1963): 31.152.35N—93.5823.62W
• Veterans Memorial Park (1999) (Pineland): 31.152.35N—93.5823.62W

Columbia Space Shuttle Memorials

• Columbia STS-107 Star (2003): 31.2055.70N—93.5017.09W
• Columbia STS-107 Monument (2005): 31.2055.70N—93.5017.09W
• Charles Krenek & Jules “Buzz” Miers, Jr. – Memorial (2005): 31.2055.70N—93.5017.09W
• Columbia STS-107 Memorial Marker (2005) (Courtyard): 31.2031.67N—93.5057.86W

Private Markers

• Pratt (1999) (Private): 31.2031.53N—93.5052.71W