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From late 1896 to mid-1897, starting in California and trailing off in the Lone Star State, thousands of witnesses saw ...

According to local lore, Concan was named after the Mexican card game, “coon can.” Concan is the perfect getaway destination. In the Winter months, Concan is perfect for hunting deer, doves, and wild ...

Gruene, pronounced “Green”, is located right outside of New Braunfels and 25 miles north of San Antonio. Tourists absolutely love the area because it is close to shopping, delicious restaurants, wine ...

Medina Lake, Texas is 24 miles southeast of Bandera, Texas on State Highway 16 east to Pipe Creek, Texas and then South on FM 1283. Access to the lake is available from Bandera County Park on the ...

Cottonwood Shores, Texas is a city in Burnet County, only 15 miles southwest of the city Burnet. Located on the Highland Lakes chain, there are two boat ramps and a Parks System which includes a ...

Originally established as Hammer’s Station, Sabinal, Texas hit the maps in 1854. The town was first established by Thomas B. Hammer. The area is known as the gateway to the beautiful River Region.

Lampasas is a small town on the northeastern edge of the Texas Hill Country. It was established as a permanent settlement in 1850 by John Burleson and was officially incorporated in 1883. The town is ...

Zanzenberg after the ancestral home of the town founder Dr. Charles Ganahl.

Bulverde, Texas is a city in Comal County. Bulverde dates back to the period 2,500 to 600 B.C. when the Native Americans lived in the area. The area was known for their arrowheads known as Bulverde ...