Local Historical Markers
Texas Historical Commission
Cemeteries & ChurchesAntioch Cemetery & Old Antioch
Church of Christ
Burial Site of John S. Chisum
Campbell Cemetery
Central Presbyterian ChurchChurch of the Holy Cross
Evergreen Cemetery
First Baptist Church of Blossom
First Baptist Church of Paris
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church of
Paris
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Lee Cemetery
Moore's Spring Cemetery
Mt Canaan Baptist Church
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Old Sumner Cemetery
Paris Lodge No.27, A.F. & A.M.
Providence Baptist Church
Rockford Church & Cemetery
Shady Grove Cemetery
St Paul Baptist Church
Education
Biardstown School
Paris Junior College
Paris Public Schools
Events
Lamar County Fair
Lamar County, C.S.A.
Origin of the Paris Fire of 1916
Paris Fire, 1916
Paris (First Call for Survey)
Pleasant Grove (Sheb Williams Home)
Homes
Atkinson-Moore House
Capt. Wm. E. Moore Home
Ewing House
Hayes House
Home of Sam Bell Maxey
J.M. Biard House
J.M. Early House
James Henry Campbell Home
Judge Wm. Henry Lightfoot House
Lightfoot-Coleman House
McCuistion Home
Scott Mansion
Wilburn Family Home
William Huddle Home
Sheb Williams Home
Medical/ Military
Camp Maxey
Site of Shelton's Fort
St. Joseph's Hospital
Historic Persimmon Grove
& Capt. Hill's Military Camp
Wm. M. (Buckskin) Williams
Native Prairie Grasslands
Smiley-Woodfin Meadow
Tridens Prairie
People
Dr. Patrick W. Birmingham
George Washington Stell, Sr.
John James Culbertson
Robert Cooke Buckner
Travis Clack Henderson
Public/ Commercial
First National Bank of Paris
J, W. Harrison & Sons
Lamar County Courthouse
Paris Cotton Compress
Paris Fire Department
Texas Centennial Markers
Fulton's Trading Post
Lamar County
Mount Vernon
Site of First Anglo-American
Settlement in Lamar County
Site of Lafayette
Transportation
Central National Road of the Republic
of Texas
Union Station