Historical Markers

Cedar Crake Park is host to the Pioneers of Montgomery Statue featuring Dr. Charles B. Stewart, designer of the Texas Flag.

Historic buildings and markers contribute to Montgomery's sense-of-place and offers unique information and spaces for stores, restaurants, offices and many other uses.

Experience Texas History up close and first-hand with a guided tour through Fernland Historical Park and the N. H. Davis Museum. When visiting the Museum, pick up the brochure Historic Montgomery, and visit the many historical sites in the city.

For an online tour experience, check out the information on our tourism website at: https://www.visitmontgomerytexas.com/walkingtour.html

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Old Baptist Church was organized in 1850
One of the First State Banks in Texas. Chartered 1906
Strap Iron Jail built by Pauly Jail Co. between 1855 and 1889
Texaco
Methodist Church Organized by Littleton Fowler 1838
Church Marker
Fernland Park, a unique collection of historic log cabins
Garrett House Antiques formerly the Rabon-Fullen Home 1937
Dr. Charles Stewart Headstone in the Old Cemetery
Was Berkley Grocery and Weisinger Washateria. Rebuilt in 1920 after the fire.
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