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History on
a Pinhead
Declared
a "dispersed rural community" by 1990, the community's proximity to
Lufkin killed any chances
of growth.
It was settled prior to 1900 and once had its own store as well as
a sawmill. Early population figures are not available but after WWII,
whatever the population was got smaller. It remains alive, but with
no town center and it doesn't appear on most maps. |
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