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Texas Historical Marker #17103
First Presbyterian Church of Mission. #17103
1101 Ash Street, Mission, TX, United States
Texas Historical Marker #17104
Lovelady Evergreen Cemetery. #17104
?, Lovelady, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17105
North End Methodist Church. #17105
3810 North Major Drive, Beaumont, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17113
San Saba Lodge No. 612, A.F. & A.M.. #17113
US 190, San Saba, TX, United States
Texas Historical Marker #17115
Old Salem Cemetery. #17115
CR 1297, Center, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17116
Haley Bush Cemetery. #17116
101 Haley Bush Cemetery Drive, San Augustine, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17117
Davenport Grocery. #17117
212 Farris Street, Wichita Falls, TX, United States
Texas Historical Marker #17119
New Salem Freewill Baptist Church. #17119
4455 South FM 51, Decatur, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17122
Belton Farmers Co-op Gin. #17122
219 South East Street, Belton, TX, United States
Texas Historical Marker #17123
Westminster College. #17123
100 Public St, Westminster, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17124
Zedler's Mill (REPLACEMENT). John and James Meriwether and Leonidas Hardeman in 1874 built a gristmill and a sawmill at this site, with a stone dam across the San Marcos River. Bob Innes, John Orchard, J. K. Walker, and Fritz Zedler, as Luling Water Power Co., bought the mills in 1884, adding a cotton gin. A milling veteran, Zedler in 1888 bought all stock and made his eldest son his business partner. The gin soon burned and was rebuilt. Additional units were added over time. Sons Herman and Charles Zedler joined the firm in 1890. In 1888 the Zedlers began furnishing water and in 1894 electric power to the city. In time various mill units closed; operations ceased about 1960. #17124
?, Luling, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17130
Camp Mercedes. #17130
105 West 10th Street, Mercedes, TX, United States
Texas Historical Marker #17131
Texas Fruit Palace, Anderson County Fair. #17131
200 E. Coronoca St, Palestine, TX, United States
Texas Historical Marker #17136
St. John Missionary Baptist Church. #17136
904 N. FM 51, Decatur, TX, United States
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Texas Historical Marker #17137
World War II Calhoun County Participation. #17137
N. Shoreline Drive, Port Lavaca, TX, United States