The Hill Country Rambler guide to historical information & resources

This section of the site is still under construction. Currently, only two counties have information. We will be adding 50 more cemeteries over the next few weeks. Each entry includes detailed descriptions, map, GPS coordinates and at least one photograph.

An example of an entry is included on this page below the state of Texas. This entry is for the St. Stanislaus Cemetery in Bandera.

If you know the city that you are looking for but not the county, use our site index.

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Saint Stanislaus
City: BANDERA
Location: In the city of Bandera.

Start: Intersection of highway 16 And Hwy 173 (Main Street).

From the intersection of Hwy 16 and Hwy 173 go south 4 blocks on Cypress Street to 8th Street. Turn right on 8th Street and go one block to Cedar Street. Turn left on to Cedar Street and go 1/2 block. Cemetery is located on the left in the middle of the block. The cemetery is adjacent to St. Stanislaus Church. This cemetery is associated with St. Stanislaus Church, which is the second oldest Polish congregation in the United States. The cemetery is still in use.

Use the coordinates on the right to pull an interactive map from Google Maps (a link to Google Maps is located in the menu at the top of the page).

Pick a county from the following list for an extensive guide to cemeteries and other historical information in that area:

1. Bandera

2. Blanco

3. Burnet

4. Comal

5. Edwards

6. Gillespie

7. Hays

8. Kendall

9. Kerr

10. Kimble