Interested in a little history? Take a look at these historical markers in Terry County and find a journey all its own.
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Brownfield Historic Sites
City of Brownfield
Marker Title: City of Brownfield
Marker Number: 881
Address: US 380, at Courthouse
City: Brownfield
Year Marker Erected: 1971
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Terry County Historic Sites
Gomez
Marker Title: Gomez
Marker Number: 2211
Address: 4.4 mi. W on US 380
City: Brownfield
Year Marker Erected: 1974
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Other Markers
Nolan Expedition
Marker Title: Route of Nolan Expedition
Marker Number: 4370
Address: 2.5 mi. SW on US 62/82
City: Meadow
Year Marker Erected: 1972
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Brownfield Cemetery
Marker Title: Route of Nolan Expedition
Marker Number: 4370
Address: 2.5 mi. SW on US 62/82
City: Meadow
Year Marker Erected: 1972
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Gomez Cemetery
Marker Title: Gomez Cemetery
Marker Number: 2213
Address: 5.6 mi. W on US 380
City: Brownfield
Year Marker Erected: 1970
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Brownfield Municipal Power Plant
In 1921, voters overwhelmingly approved new bonds for a municipal power plant. By 1923, Brownfield has electricity. The building is located on the corner of West Hill and 7th Street in downtown Brownfield, Texas.
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Brownfield Cemetery
Marker Title: Route of Nolan Expedition
Marker Number: 4370
Address: 2.5 mi. SW on US 62/82
City: Meadow
Year Marker Erected: 1972
Mail Relay Station
Marker Number: 3188
Address: 14.5 mi. SE on SH 137
City: Brownfield
Year Marker Erected: 1973
Marker Text: W. J. French (1859-1930) settled here in 1903, and built two-story house. Site became regular water stop for freighters and drovers. In 1905, French obtained the mail contract between Lamesa and Gomez, via Brownfield. Five-passenger “hacks” started each day from Lamesa and Gomez, and met at this half-way point at noon to exchange mail and passengers and change horses. After riders were served a hot meal, cooked by Mrs. French, “hacks” returned to starting points, completing a 40-mile round trip. Service was discontinued in 1910, when mail was rerouted.
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Veteran’s War Memorial
Located in downtown Brownfield on the Courthouse square. Stands as tribute to the men and women who served in conflicts from Terry County.