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Mixon
Cherokee Co 10-15-20
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Anson
Jones Co seat 1-1-20
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Ibex
Shackleford Co 9-1-18
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Wardville
Johnson Co first county seat 12-23-17
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Edna
Jackson Co 7-1-17
Lela
Wheeler Co 7-1-17
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Searsville
Bosque Co 7-14-16 TE's 1000th ghost town
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Thurber
Erath/Palo Pinto Co 6-27-16
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Rice
Navarro Co 5-18-16
Avoca
Jones Co 5-20-16
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Bethel
Anderson Co 9-28-15 TE's 3200th
Town
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Sanco
Coke Co ghost town 9-9-15
Silver
Coke Co ghost town 9-9-15
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Matador
Motley County seat 3-4-15
Lydia
Red River Co 3-28-15
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Oran
Palo Pinto Co 2-11-15
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Iatan
Mitchell Co Ghost town 10-26-14
Pumpkin
San Jacinto Co 10-30-14
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Hill County
Hillsboro
Hill County seat 7-19-14
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The
Capitals of Texas by Jeffery Robenalt 8-1-13
During the unrest
and confusion of pre-Revolution Texas and the establishment of a
new and independent republic, the capital of the Republic of Texas
shifted locations several times, from San Felipe de Austin, the
capital of Stephen F. Austin's original colony to the present-day
capital city of Austin, a town created for the sole purpose of serving
as the Republic's seat of government.
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Baird
Callahan Co 5-16-13
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Mikeska
Live Oak Co 3-1-13
Katemcy
by Mike Cox 2-20-13
Early-day
Texans and Comanches were not always trying to kill each other,
it just seemed like it...
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Ghost
Town
Ghost
Town Honeymoon Or Lunamiel en el Rio Frio
Story and Photographs by Josa Combs 3-16-11
A newly-wedded couple drives to desolate Frio County in the
late 1980s to camp alongside the Frio River. Thanks to the kindness
of a mysterious writer, they’re allowed to discover the crumbling
ruins of Frio County’s first seat of government.
Frio
Town Former Frio County seat 3-16-11
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Special
Feature:
Muenster
- Old Europe in Frontier Texas
by John Hellman
... Although they were hardly conscious of it, there was something
peculiarly medieval about pockets of European culture in America
like those scattered German parish communities who arrived in Texas
(my grandparents as small children) in the late nineteen century,
and eventually prospered on the rolling lands which ran down to
the Red River valley and the Oklahoma border of east Texas...
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TRUE
FINDS:
Lobo
Culberson Co Ghost Town 2-12-11
Bud
Matthews
Shackleford Co 2-11-11
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