200 N. Lanana Photographs
Oak Grove Cemetery Vistor's Information Center Pamphlet- Summer 2011
200 N. Lanana 2011 Summer Survey
Oak Grove Cemetery is found on the 1922 Sanborn Map of Nacogdoches sheet 7 in the UT Perry-Castenada Collection.2011_Summer_Survery_Form_Oak_Grove.pdf
200 N. Lanana 1986 Survey Information
- Address: 200 N. Lanana
- Name: Oak Grove Cemetery
- Date: 1837
- Block: 5
- Lot: 9,13,13-A, 14
- Condition: Excellent
- Description: Large well-maintained cemetery surrounded by decorative cast iron fence; most of cemetery is covered with San Augustine grass; however, a handful of graves are swept and mounded; many are curbed; vegetation includes magnolia, lagustrum, holly, cedar, and other trees; markers are upright, flat, false crypt, and mausoleum.
- Significance: One of the oldest known Anglo cemeteries in state; 4 signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence are buried here: Thomas J. Rusk; Charles S. Taylor, John S. Roberts.