National Register of Historic Places listings in Kimble County, Texas facts for kids

Location of Kimble County in Texas

This page tells you about special places in Kimble County, Texas that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Think of it like a list of important buildings, bridges, or other sites that the United States government wants to protect and remember because they are part of history.

There are 4 places in Kimble County that are on this special list. Two of these places are also known as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, which means they are important to Texas history too!

Historic Places in Kimble County

Here are the cool historic spots you can find in Kimble County:

Brambletye

• What it is: A historic property.
• Where it is: Off State Road 2291, near Junction, Texas.
• When it was listed: July 15, 1982.
• Why it's special: This place is recognized for its historical importance in the area.

State Highway 27 Bridge at Johnson Fork

• What it is: A historic bridge.
• Where it is: On I-10, a little west of where it meets FM 2169, near Junction, Texas.
• When it was listed: October 10, 1996.
• Why it's special: This bridge is an important part of how people traveled through the area in the past.

State Highway 27 Bridge at the South Llano River

• What it is: Another historic bridge.
• Where it is: On Loop 481, a bit east of 6th Street, near Junction, Texas.
• When it was listed: October 10, 1996.
• Why it's special: Like the other bridge, this one also shows how roads and travel developed in the region.

Images for kids

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  Brambletye

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  State Highway 27 Bridge at Johnson Fork

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  State Highway 27 Bridge at the South Llano River