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    China Grove

    China Grove, TX    

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    History in a Chinaberry The land had been granted to one Warren D. C. Hall sometime prior to 1840. Hall was an amateur botanist who (besides cotton) planted his land with citrus, roses, figs and the Chinaberry trees tha... texasescapes.com

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    Berg's Mill

    Bergs Mill, TX    

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    History on a Pinhead The community used the ruins of a wool-washing mill to form its nucleus. It became a stop on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad and was named for L. S. Berg, described as a San Antonio promot... texasescapes.com

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    Luxello

    San Antonio, TX    

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    LUXELLO, TEXAS Texas Ghost Town Bexar County, South Texas 18 Miles NE of Downtown San Antonio Population: 0 On Cibolo Creek, near Selma, No Directions Available not on maps History in a Pecan Shell The Handbook of Texas... texasescapes.com

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    Wetmore Smokehouse

    13525 Wetmore Rd, San Antonio, TX    

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    In 1880, Jacob S. Wetmore, a director of the Houston and Great Northern Railroad, founded Wetmore, Texas. By 1894, the small town needed their own store for supplies. Mr. Wetmore took charge and opened the small towns? fi... famplosion.com

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    Van Raub

    Boerne, TX    

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    History on a Pinhead Local business owner Van Raub Byron became the town namesake in the mid 1880s when it became a stop on the proposed San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad. The following year a church and school were... texasescapes.com