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Angus Historical Marker

Marker for the community of Angus in northern Navarro County, named for early cattleman Angus McLeod. History Angus was a rural community established in the late 1800s. It was named for Angus McLeod, a Scottish immigrant who raised cattle in the area.

FM 1129, Corsicana, TX

Barry Historical Marker

Texas Historical Marker for the community of Barry in far western Navarro County. History Barry is a small community in western Navarro County near the Hill County line. It developed as an agricultural community in the late 1800s.

Highway 31 West, Barry, TX

Battle of Chambers Creek Historical Marker

Marker commemorating the May 1841 engagement between Republic of Texas forces and Comanche warriors along Chambers Creek. History In May 1841, a company of Texas Rangers under Captain John H. Moore engaged Comanche warriors who had been raiding settlements. The battle was part of the ongoing Texas-Indian Wars.

FM 1129 near Rice, Rice, TX

Bazette Historical Marker

Marker for the community of Bazette, established in the 1850s as a farming community in eastern Navarro County. History Bazette was named for early settler John Bazette. The community was an important stop on the early road between Corsicana and Palestine.

Bazette Rd, Kerens, TX

Beaton Street Historic District

Historic downtown corridor featuring original brick streets, preserved commercial buildings from the oil boom era, bronze tributes, and unique local shops and restaurants. History Beaton Street has been Corsicana's main commercial thoroughfare since the 1870s. The brick pavers and historic buildings reflect the city's prosperity during the cotton and oil boom eras.

Beaton St between 3rd and 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Blooming Grove City Park

Well-maintained city park perfect for relaxing under shade trees. Features a paved walking trail, newly resurfaced tennis and basketball courts, and space for outdoor activities. Includes picnic areas, playground, and sports courts. A peaceful retreat for families.

Main St, Blooming Grove, TX

Blooming Grove Community Center

Community gathering space hosting recreational activities, community events, and serving as a hub for local gatherings and civic functions. Available for event rentals. Contact city hall for availability.

100 N Fordyce St, Blooming Grove, TX

Blooming Grove Historical Marker

Texas Historical Marker describing the history of Blooming Grove, settled in the 1850s and known for its beautiful spring wildflowers. History Blooming Grove was named for the profusion of wildflowers that bloomed in the area each spring. The town was established in the 1850s and grew as an agricultural center.

Main St & Highway 22, Blooming Grove, TX

Blooming Grove War Memorial

Memorial honoring local veterans and those who served in the armed forces. Located within Blooming Grove City Park, offering a moment of reflection and reverence.

Main St, Blooming Grove, TX

Brushy Creek Campground

Family-friendly campground at Navarro Mills Lake with developed campsites, restrooms, and convenient lake access.

Brushy Creek Park Rd, Purdon, TX

Bunert Park

Neighborhood park with playground equipment, picnic areas, and open green space for family activities.

500 N Main St, Corsicana, TX

Carriage District Historic Homes

Historic residential district featuring beautifully preserved Victorian and early 20th-century homes built during Corsicana's oil boom prosperity. History The Carriage District developed during the oil boom era (1894-1920) when wealthy oil barons and merchants built elaborate homes. Many homes feature Victorian, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman architecture.

W 4th Ave to W 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Chatfield Historical Marker

Texas Historical Marker for the community of Chatfield in southern Navarro County. History Chatfield was established in the 1870s and named for early settler James Chatfield. The community was an important stop on early roads through the county.

FM 637, Chatfield, TX

Collin Street Bakery

World-famous bakery established in 1896, known globally for their Original DeLuxe Fruitcake shipped to over 190 countries. A Corsicana institution and must-visit destination. History Founded in 1896 by Gus Weidmann, a German immigrant baker. Tom McElwee developed the Original DeLuxe Fruitcake recipe in 1906. The bakery ships millions of fruitcakes worldwide annually and has been featured in countless publications.

401 W 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Community Park

Large multi-use park featuring sports fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, playground, and walking paths.

1200 N 24th St, Corsicana, TX

Cook Education Center Planetarium

State-of-the-art planetarium at Navarro College offering immersive astronomy shows, laser light shows, and educational programs about the cosmos. Features a 40-foot dome with digital projection system. Public shows, school field trips, and special events available.

3100 W Collin St, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana BMX Track

BMX bicycle track offering courses for riders of all skill levels. Part of the city's parks and recreation facilities. Helmets required. Open to the public.

Community Park, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Cemetery

Historic cemetery containing graves dating to the 1850s, including many prominent Navarro County pioneers and historical figures. History Established in the 1850s, Corsicana Cemetery contains the graves of many early settlers, Civil War veterans, and prominent citizens who shaped Navarro County's history.

501 N 20th St, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana City Pool

Public swimming pool offering lap swimming, recreational swim, and swimming lessons during summer months.

W 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Country Club

Historic private country club featuring an 18-hole championship golf course, pro shop, practice facilities, swimming pool, and fine dining.

3500 Country Club Rd, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Disc Golf Course

18-hole disc golf course set in a scenic park setting. Free to play with your own discs. Bring your own discs. Course map available at the first tee.

Community Park, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Oil Discovery Site

Marker commemorating the exact location where the first commercial oil well in Texas was discovered on June 9, 1894, when workers drilling for water struck oil at 1,030 feet. History The discovery led to Texas's first major oil field and established Corsicana as a pioneer in the Texas oil industry, predating Spindletop by seven years.

S 12th St, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Oil Field Historical Marker

Marker commemorating the discovery of the Corsicana Oil Field in 1894, the first major commercial oil field in Texas. History The discovery well was drilled June 9, 1894. By 1897, the field had 287 producing wells. The Corsicana oil field established Texas as a petroleum producer and led directly to the development of the Texas oil industry.

W Park Ave & 12th St, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Public Library

Historic Carnegie library building serving the Corsicana community since 1903. Offers extensive collections, programs, and community meeting spaces. History The library was built in 1903 with a $15,000 grant from Andrew Carnegie. It is one of the finest examples of Carnegie library architecture in Texas.

100 N 12th St, Corsicana, TX

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