Historic markers in Humble, Texas

The Moonshine Hill Historical Marker is a significant landmark located at 2735 Farm to Market 1960 Road East in Humble, Texas. This marker commemorates the rich history of Moonshine Hill, a once-thriving community known for its moonshine production during the Prohibition era. Visitors can learn about the bootlegging activities that took place in this area and explore the impact it had on the local community. The historical marker serves as a reminder of the colorful past of Moonshine Hill and its contribution to the cultural heritage of Texas.

The Terlingua Cemetery is a small burial ground located in the Terlingua Ghost Town in Terlingua, Texas. This historic cemetery is the final resting place for miners who tragically lost their lives while mining for mercury in the early 1900s. The gravesites are marked with simple crosses and handmade embellishments, reflecting the humble nature of the cemetery. Despite its somber history, the Terlingua Cemetery offers a unique glimpse into the region's past, with makeshift graves and folk art memorials. During the Day of the Dead celebration, the cemetery is adorned with colorful flowers, candles, and paper streamers, creating a beautiful and poignant tribute to the deceased. Visitors to the cemetery can also enjoy stunning views of the Chisos Mountains and the Sierra del Carmens in the distance.