Jeff Davis

9 historical markers in Texas

(6300 ft. elev.) Camp grounds and lookout post (1850s-1880s) for military, mail coaches, freighters, travelers, emigrants.

(1808-1889) Friend of Texas.

Built 1881 of adobe brick, by settlers P. H. Pruett, Cal Nations, James Dawson, Joe Dorsey.

The 6,076-foot high peak traditionally known as Granado Mountain or La Granada was named for Trinidad Granado (1868-1958), a rancher...

Designed by the architectural firm of l. L. Thurman and Co. of Dallas, this building was erected in 1910-1911 and replaced the original...

(Star and Wreath) Confederate supply point and frontier outpost on great military road from San Antonio to El Paso 1861-62.

Westward expeditions opened trails from San Antonio to El Paso in the late 1840s.

In 1873, Archie Smith, a former Buffalo Soldier in the 24th U.S. Infantry at Fort Davis, built a home on 160 acres near the base of...

Founded 1873 by O. M. Keesey and Geo.