Texas Historical Marker Guide 1.2.10

Texas is home to over 16,000 historical markers. And now, there is an app available to assist you in finding them!

Features:

• Onboard marker database for seamless browsing without an internet connection.
• Browse markers by geographic locations, including cities and counties.
• Browse markers by governing agencies, manufacturers, and topics.
• Discover attractions where markers can be found, such as museums, cemeteries, state parks, and historic districts.
• Utilizes Location Services in the background (optional) and notifies you when entering a different Texas county. (Note: Continuous use of GPS may reduce battery life.)
• Keep track of marker visits.
• Update marker coordinates (requires device with GPS radio).
• Record marker conditions.
• Includes reported marker conditions and text for numerous markers, with new additions frequently being made.
• Link marker records to existing pictures from your Photo Library (please note that photos are not included with the app).
• Share your favorite markers via Mail and iMessage.
• Backup your user database to your computer using iTunes File Sharing. The backed-up data includes: Checked-in markers, captured marker coordinates, favorite markers, flagged markers, shared markers, and markers browsed in the database.

Includes:

• Texas Centennial markers and monuments erected in 1936
• Old San Antonio Road markers erected by DAR and the State of Texas in 1918
• San Jacinto Battleground markers erected by DRT and the State of Texas in 1912
• The complete works of Pompeo Coppini in Texas
• Selected works of Waldine Tauch, Frank Teich, Elisabet Ney, and others in Texas
• Selected DAR bronze plaques
• All known Blue Star Memorial markers
• New markers erected since 2012