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County Named in 1857 for Robert M. Coleman (1799 -1837)
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Town of Trickham
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The Blair House
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The Blair House
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The Blair House
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Camp Colorado C.S.A.
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Fort Colorado C.S.A.
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Camp Colorado C.S.A.
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Coleman County Jail
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Coleman County Jail
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Coleman County Jail
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Western Cattle Trail
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Western Cattle Trail
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Hometown of Texas Confederate Colonel James E. McCord 1834-1914
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Mrs. J. A. B. Miller Public Library Building
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Mrs. J.A.B. Miller Public Library Building
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Coleman County
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Coleman County
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Coleman County
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Shields Cemetery
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Shields Cemetery
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Shields Cemetery
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White Chapel Cemetery
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White Chapel Cemetery
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White Chapel Cemetery
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Atoka Cemetery
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Atoka Cemetery
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Atoka Cemetery
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D. A. Parker House
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D. A. Parker House
