Historical Sites In Gonzales County

1834 Homesite of Capt. and Mrs. Almaron Dickinson

African American Education

Augustus H. Jones

Battle of Gonzales

Bennet Valentine

Campsite Marking Start of San Jacinto Campaign

Cemetery Square

Charles T. Rather House

Community of Pilgrim

Community of Wrightsboro

David L. Kokernot

Dewville United Methodist Church

Dikes Family Cemetery

Dr. George Washington Barnett

Dr. Thomas Polk

Ebenezer Cemetery

Edward Dickinson

Episcopal Church of the Messiah

First Baptist Church of Gonzales

First Baptist Church of Nixon

First Baptist Church of Smiley

First Methodist Church of Gonzales

First Shot of the Texas Revolution

Fleming T. Wells

Gonzales Cannon

Gonzales Cannon

Gonzales City Cemetery

Gonzales College

Gonzales County Jail

Gonzales Courthouse

Gonzales Memorial Museum and Amphitheatre

Here was fired first gun for Texas Independence.

Holmes Hospital

Hutson B. Littlefield

Indian Fort, Site of

J. W. and Nannie C. Bailey House

James Hodges, Sr.

James W. Robinson, First Lieutenant Governor of Texas

Jesse Kencheloe Davis

John Fauth House

Kerr's Settlement

Leesville Baptist Church

Leesville School

Mathew Caldwell

Old Smiley Lake and Townsite

Pilgrim Presbyterian Church

Route of Gen. Sam Houston to San Jacinto

Salt Flats of Pilgrim Lake

Sam Houston Oak

Sandies Chapel Cemetery

Sandies-Dewville Community

Site of Confederate Fort

Site of the First Shot of the Texas Revolution

Smiley United Methodist Church

The Immortal 32

The Pilgrim Home

William A. Matthews

Women of the Confederacy

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