Series: TX Famous Trees

Texans are fortunate to have such a rich and colorful historic heritage and trees which serve as witnesses to some of these historic events. Texas has also been blessed with trees famous for being the largest of their kind in America. "Famous Trees Of Texas" is a book written in 1970 by the Texas Forest Service that describes these trees, and this series will take you to some of them.

LB NAME	DATE	CITY	COUNTY
Austin Auction Oaks	10/25/14	Austin	Travis
Austin Treaty Oak	10/25/14	Austin	Travis
Baptist Oak	01/27/15	Goliad	Goliad
Battle Oaks	12/30/14	Austin	Travis
Ben Milam Cypress	01/28/15	San Antonio	Bexar
Borden Oak	12/09/14	Galveston	Galveston
Cabinet Oak	12/29/14	Stonewall	Gillespie
Cart War Oak	01/27/15	Goliad	Goliad
Century Tree	03/27/15	College Station	Brazos
Choctaw Robinson Oak	09/07/18	Gustine	Comanche
Church Oak	01/28/15	New Braunfels	Comal
Courthouse Cedar	03/27/15	Bryan	Brazos
Columbus Court Oak	10/18/14	Columbus	Colorado
Deaf Smith Oak	01/28/15	La Vernia	Guadalupe
Dueling Oak	01/27/15	Edna	Jackson
Fleming Oak	09/07/18	Comanche	Comanche
Founders' Oak	01/28/15	New Braunfels	Comal
Goliad Anacua	01/27/15	Goliad	Goliad
Halfway Oak	09/07/18	Breckenridge	Stephens
Hallettsville Hanging Tree	01/30/15	Hallettsville	Lavaca
Kissing Oak	10/24/14	San Marcos	Hays
Kyle Auction Oak	11/15/14	Kyle	Hays
Kyle Hanging Tree	10/24/14	Kyle	Hays
La Bahia Pecan	03/27/15	Washington	Washington
Liberty Courthouse Oak	03/23/15	Liberty	Liberty
Masonic Oak	12/09/14	Brazoria	Brazoria
Muster Oak	01/30/15	La Grange	Fayette
Old Baldy	03/06/15	Austin	Travis
Old Evergreen Tree	03/26/15	Lincoln	Lee
Panna Maria Oaks	01/28/15	Panna Maria	Karnes
Ranger Oaks	01/30/15	Seguin	Guadalupe
Runaway Scrape Oak	01/30/15	Gonzales	Gonzales
Seiders Oaks	10/25/14	Austin	Travis
Twin Oaks	09/07/18	Hamilton	Hamilton
Urrea Oaks	01/27/15	Refugio	Refugio
Whipping Oak	01/30/15	Seguin	Guadalupe
Zachary Taylor Oak	01/27/15	Rockport	Aransas