Lampasas • Lometa • Kempner

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Lampasas • Lometa • Kempner
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Street level detail for all of Lampasas County and surrounding areas, including:
Lampasas • Lometa • Kempner
Lampasas County Map Book
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Table of Contents
Cover................................................................ 1
Locator Map...................................................... 2
Index
Highways and Streets............................ 3
Cemeteries.............................................. 6
Historical Markers................................... 7
Map Pages...................................................... 12
84
......................................US Highways
36
...................................State Highways
932
....................Farm-To-Market Roads
..........................Zip Code Boundary
76550 ..........................................Zip Code
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MCGIRK
LIBERTY
281
2005
HAMILTON
36
84
1047
183
84
STAR
2414
2
84
S
PA
1047
572
2412
930
84
EVANT
SOUTH
PURMELA
183
281
AS
GOLDTHWAITE
36
3023
PURMELA
M
CENTER CITY
932
LA
2005
1
LEVITA
1241
183
MILLS
84
PEARL
RIV
ER
BEE
HOUSE
MOLINE
3
572
183
5
4
1047
1783
KING
6
116
1690
CORYELL
581
ADAMSVILLE
183
CO
7
LO
RA
8
9
2942
DO
140
581
141
IZORO
PIDCOKE
581
11
10
12
281
LAMPASAS
580
1690
LOMETA
190
TOPSEY
2527
RIV
ER
581
13
3415
14
15
190
580
580
580
17
16
116
18
281
19
183
580
KEMPNER
580
CHAPPEL
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1494
21
22
SAN SABA
c
190
2313
NIX
23
187
188
24
281
190
190
25
191
3170
2808
COPPERAS
COVE
190
3046
192
26
183
BURNET
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2657
1478
NARUNA
HOOD
20
1113
580
BEND
501
FORT
580
RUMLEY
BELL
Lampasas County Index
Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used throughout this index in the “LOC” column to indicate a general area.
BELL........................BELL COUNTY
BRNT .......................BURNET COUNTY
CNLC.......................CENTRAL LAMPASAS CO.
CORY ......................CORYELL COUNTY
COVE ......................COPPERAS COVE
ESLC .......................EASTERN LAMPASAS CO.
EVNT .......................EVANT
FTHD .......................FORT HOOD
HAML ......................HAMILTON COUNTY
KEMP ......................KEMPNER
LAMP ......................LAMPASAS
SSAB ...................... SAN SABA COUNTY
LOME ......................LOMETA
WSLC ..................... WESTERN LAMPASAS CO.
MILL ........................MILLS COUNTY
NOLC ......................NORTHERN LAMPASAS CO.
SOLC ......................SOUTHERN LAMPASAS CO.
Cities, Towns, and Communities
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
ADAMSVILLE .............................11
BEE HOUSE ..............................6
BEND .........................................13
COPPERAS COVE ....................20
C6
D4
J9
T4
CNLC
CORY
SSAB
CORY
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
EVANT ....................................... 2
FORT HOOD ............................. 20
IZORO ....................................... 12
KEMPNER ................................. 26
L8
K12
E5
C3
HAML
CORY
ESLC
ESLC
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
LAMPASAS ................................24
LOMETA ....................................9
MOLINE .....................................3
NARUNA ....................................22
H9
T2
K4
U14
SOLC
WSLC
NOLC
BRNT
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
NIX ............................................. 15
OKALLA ..................................... 26
PEARL ....................................... 6
RUMLEY .................................... 18
T5 WSLC
U14 BRNT
C11 CORY
G8 ESLC
Highways, Roads, and Streets – Numbers below names (i.e. 3400-3600) indicate address ranges
NAME
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
US HIGHWAYS
US HWY 84 ................................1
US HWY 84 ................................2
US HWY 183 ..............................8
US HWY 183 ..............................15
US HWY 183 ..............................16
US HWY 183 ..............................23
US HWY 183 ..............................24
US HWY 183 ..............................24
US HWY 183 ..............................140
US HWY 183 ..............................187
US HWY 190 ..............................7
US HWY 190 ..............................8
US HWY 190 ..............................15
US HWY 190 ..............................16
US HWY 190 ..............................19
US HWY 190 ..............................20
US HWY 190 ..............................23
US HWY 190 ..............................24
US HWY 190 ..............................24
US HWY 190 ..............................25
US HWY 190 ..............................26
US HWY 190 ..............................140
US HWY 190 ..............................187
US HWY 190 ..............................188
US HWY 190 ..............................190
US HWY 190 ..............................192
US HWY 281 ..............................2
US HWY 281 ..............................5
US HWY 281 ..............................11
US HWY 281 ..............................17
US HWY 281 ..............................24
US HWY 281 ..............................187
STATE HIGHWAYS
L9 HAML
M13 CORY
L8 WSLC
H9 CNLC
R8 CNLC
A15 SOLC
B1 SOLC
M10 SOLC
O12 WSLC
E5 SOLC
U9 WSLC
T10 WSLC
G8 CNLC
R8 CNLC
T15 COVE
Q7 COVE
A15 SOLC
G10 SOLC
B2 SOLC
H7 SOLC
B8 ESLC
T10 WSLC
D4 SOLC
O6 SOLC
H8 SOLC
B2 ESLC
R5 NOLC
J5 NOLC
M5 CNLC
L5 CNLC
O4 BRNT
C6 SOLC
ST HWY 257 ..............................187 N14 LAMP
FARM-TO-MARKET ROADS
FM 116 .......................................20
FM 116 .......................................20
FM 116 .......................................193
FM 183 .......................................2
FM 183 .......................................5
FM 183 .......................................6
FM 183 SPUR ............................6
FM 501 .......................................13
FM 572 .......................................3
FM 580 .......................................12
FM 580 .......................................13
FM 580 .......................................13
FM 580 .......................................14
FM 580 .......................................15
FM 580 .......................................17
FM 580 .......................................18
FM 580 .......................................22
FM 580 .......................................23
FM 580 .......................................24
FM 580 .......................................187
FM 580 .......................................187
FM 581 .......................................9
FM 581 .......................................10
FM 581 .......................................11
FM 581 .......................................11
FM 581 .......................................14
FM 581 .......................................140
FM 581 .......................................141
S2
G1
D11
O11
B15
D7
E5
L6
J9
U15
R12
T7
Q7
T4
T14
F9
A14
C5
B10
F14
M7
K10
B10
E3
E3
A11
U14
O3
COVE
CORY
SOCC
CORY
NOLC
CORY
CORY
SSAB
MILL
ESLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
CNLC
ESLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
LAMP
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
FM 1047 ..................................... 3
FM 1047 ..................................... 9
FM 1113 ..................................... 19
FM 1113 ..................................... 20
FM 1478 ..................................... 22
FM 1478 ..................................... 23
FM 1478 ..................................... 24
FM 1478 ..................................... 187
FM 1494 ..................................... 23
FM 1690 ..................................... 6
FM 1690 ..................................... 11
FM 1690 ..................................... 12
FM 2313 ..................................... 18
FM 2313 ..................................... 19
FM 2313 ..................................... 26
FM 2313 ..................................... 191
FM 2313 ..................................... 191
FM 2414 ..................................... 1
FM 2527 ..................................... 11
FM 2527 ..................................... 18
FM 2657 ..................................... 19
FM 2657 ..................................... 26
FM 2657 ..................................... 192
FM 2657 ..................................... 193
FM 2808 ..................................... 26
FM 2808 ..................................... 191
FM 2808 ..................................... 192
FM 2942 ..................................... 8
FM 2942 ..................................... 140
FM 3046 ..................................... 20
FM 3046 ..................................... 26
FM 3046 ..................................... 192
FM 3046 ..................................... 193
FM 3170 ..................................... 25
FM 3170 ..................................... 25
FM 3170 ..................................... 26
FM 3170 ..................................... 191
FM 3415 ..................................... 14
FM 3415 ..................................... 15
M14 MILL
C15 CNLC
J10 COVE
O1 COVE
U14 BRNT
O7 BRNT
K3 SOLC
U5 LAMP
G11 SOLC
F10 CORY
M14 CNLC
F5 ESLC
Q10 ESLC
U1 COVE
B2 ESLC
D3 ESLC
D3 ESLC
H15 HAML
Q14 CNLC
E3 ESLC
U15 COVE
B14 ESLC
G14 ESLC
U1 SOLC
E6 ESLC
K12 ESLC
K12 ESLC
N15 WSLC
H14 WSLC
U2 COVE
C15 ESLC
F14 ESLC
E2 SOCC
D15 SOLC
D15 SOLC
G1 ESLC
P3 ESLC
G15 WSLC
D2 WSLC
CR 16 ......................................... 5
CR 18 ......................................... 5
CR 34 ......................................... 6
CR 40 ......................................... 6
CR 79 ......................................... 6
CR 101 ....................................... 23
CR 101 ....................................... 24
CR 104 ....................................... 22
CR 105 ....................................... 22
CR 106 ....................................... 22
CR 106 ....................................... 23
CR 111 ....................................... 23
CR 113 ....................................... 12
CR 114 ....................................... 12
CR 114 ....................................... 12
CR 115 ....................................... 12
CR 116 ....................................... 2
CR 126 ....................................... 7
CR 134 ....................................... 7
CR 138 ....................................... 6
CR 139 ....................................... 6
CR 153 ....................................... 6
CR 154 E ................................... 6
D15
D15
L2
P6
E14
T15
O2
Q11
O10
O12
O3
O12
A7
G10
H15
H12
Q5
Q1
O2
F15
E13
B12
H8
COUNTY ROADS
IN SURROUNDING COUNTIES
CORY
CORY
CORY
CORY
CORY
BRNT
BRNT
BRNT
BRNT
BRNT
BRNT
BRNT
CORY
CORY
CORY
CORY
CORY
MILL
MILL
CORY
CORY
CORY
CORY
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
CR 154 W ...................................6
CR 154 W ...................................6
CR 155 .......................................6
CR 155 .......................................6
CR 155 .......................................6
CR 156 .......................................6
CR 157 .......................................6
CR 158 .......................................6
CR 165 .......................................6
CR 207 .......................................24
CR 222 .......................................26
CR 223 .......................................26
CR 223 .......................................26
CR 223 A ....................................26
CR 224 E ....................................26
CR 225 .......................................25
CR 226 .......................................25
CR 228 .......................................24
CR 228 .......................................25
CR 315 .......................................8
CR 328 .......................................3
CR 328 .......................................8
CR 330 .......................................8
CR 330 .......................................8
CR 332 .......................................3
CR 332 .......................................3
CR 333 .......................................3
CR 338 .......................................3
CR 339 .......................................3
CR 410 .......................................13
CR 412 .......................................13
CR 416 .......................................13
CR 417 .......................................2
CR 418 .......................................13
CR 419 .......................................2
CR 421 .......................................2
CR 421 .......................................2
CR 423 .......................................7
CR 423 .......................................8
CR 424 .......................................7
CR 425 .......................................7
CR 426 .......................................13
CR 427 .......................................7
CR 428 .......................................7
CR 429 .......................................7
CR 436 .......................................13
CR 442 .......................................21
CR 446 .......................................21
CR 523 .......................................1
CR 524 .......................................1
CR 525 .......................................1
CR 527 .......................................1
CR 528 .......................................1
CR 529 .......................................1
CR 530 .......................................1
CR 531 .......................................1
CR 531 .......................................2
CR 532 .......................................1
CR 533 .......................................1
CR 534 .......................................1
CR 535 .......................................1
CR 535 .......................................4
CR 537 .......................................1
CR 555 .......................................1
G4 CORY
H6 CORY
G3 CORY
N6 CORY
H3 CORY
E4 CORY
D5 CORY
A5 CORY
A4 CORY
N8 BRNT
M12 BRNT
N4 BRNT
T14 BRNT
M6 BRNT
R6 BRNT
U2 BRNT
U4 BRNT
O14 BRNT
N2 BRNT
C4 MILL
M1 MILL
A11 MILL
A11 MILL
A2 MILL
H1 MILL
E1 MILL
A1 MILL
J5 MILL
K7 MILL
D1 SSAB
E1 SSAB
N5 SSAB
B9 HAML
N3 SSAB
C9 HAML
G10 HAML
E5 HAML
E9 MILL
E2 MILL
G12 MILL
O9 MILL
S7 SSAB
E1 MILL
O8 MILL
D10 MILL
J9 SSAB
M1 SSAB
E3 SSAB
F4 HAML
B11 HAML
K14 HAML
K12 HAML
C14 HAML
L5 HAML
F3 HAML
L15 HAML
N1 HAML
L10 HAML
O2 HAML
N1 HAML
T5 HAML
A7 HAML
L8 HAML
M8 HAML
MAP GRID LOC*
COUNTY ROADS
IN LAMPASAS COUNTY
CR 1002
CR 1020
CR 1024
CR 1025
CR 1030
CR 1045
CR 1045
CR 1045
CR 1048
CR 1049
CR 1050
CR 1053
CR 1054
CR 1139
CR 1154
CR 1205
CR 1225
CR 1225
CR 1255
CR 1255
CR 1255
CR 1255
CR 1268
CR 1274
CR 1281
CR 1287
CR 1299
CR 1301
CR 1320
CR 1360
CR 1403
CR 1403
CR 1415
CR 1427
CR 1435
CR 1436
CR 1438
CR 1438
CR 1438
CR 1457
CR 1508
CR 1563
CR 1563
CR 1563
CR 1610
CR 1610
CR 1638
CR 1638
CR 1715
CR 1720
CR 1750
CR 1758
CR 1775
CR 1935
CR 1935
CR 2001
CR 2001
CR 2001
CR 2001
CR 2010
CR 2023
CR 2033
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M4
H15
G15
G14
J3
A15
C1
H5
E1
E1
E2
E3
F3
D5
J8
Q3
T13
A14
U6
B6
K10
H7
U5
D6
D5
G5
L10
O13
U8
G7
L15
S5
F3
E14
C9
U13
U13
G13
A14
S13
B12
U9
A9
T2
T4
A8
U4
B4
R14
S13
S11
Q10
U11
U6
A5
T4
D13
N7
S5
N9
M2
F15
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
CNLC
CNLC
SOLC
WSLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
WSLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
SOLC
CNLC
CNLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
CNLC
CNLC
WSLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
Page 3
*See Page 3 for Location (LOC) Key
NAME
CR 2033
CR 2060
CR 2080
CR 2080
CR 2080
CR 2102
CR 2109
CR 2113
CR 2200
CR 2200
CR 2200
CR 2200
CR 2200
CR 2200
CR 2200
CR 2207
CR 2207
CR 2207
CR 2207
CR 2227
CR 2234
CR 2234
CR 2268
CR 2275
CR 2275
CR 2315
CR 2315
CR 2323
CR 2337
CR 2337
CR 2400
CR 2400
CR 2434
CR 2435
CR 2461
CR 2483
CR 2509
CR 2509
CR 2513
CR 2513
CR 2535
CR 2535
CR 2579
CR 2579
CR 2600
CR 2600
CR 2600
CR 2628
CR 2628
CR 2628
CR 2636
CR 2640
CR 2640
CR 2644
CR 2659
CR 2659
CR 2659
CR 2664
CR 2678
CR 2685
CR 2689
CR 2699
CR 2699
CR 2706
CR 2711
CR 2711
CR 2719
CR 2722
CR 2728
CR 2730
CR 2730
CR 2730
CR 2730
CR 2732
CR 2737
CR 2741
CR 2741
CR 2745
CR 2773
CR 2773
CR 2800
CR 2803
CR 2804
CR 2806
CR 2808
Page 4
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
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F1
G10
U3
B13
A1
A3
L8
U6
P9
K14
E13
Q3
J9
D4
R2
U15
C15
P2
G1
H5
H10
E1
T4
T10
A4
S12
P3
Q11
Q13
J1
N15
R2
O14
O11
S10
T7
S13
Q12
S9
P2
O9
D2
L7
D3
R4
Q1
D3
L15
K1
C14
K13
N12
J13
F13
K9
E11
B2
C13
A13
B9
T1
P7
C14
P11
L14
M2
M8
M8
O5
J14
R14
R1
M3
S12
J8
R3
B4
G11
J14
F4
Q2
G5
D5
L5
E6
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
WSLC
CNLC
WSLC
NOLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
CNLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
WSLC
NOLC
NOLC
WSLC
NOLC
NOLC
NOLC
NOLC
CNLC
NOLC
NOLC
NOLC
NOLC
NOLC
NOLC
CNLC
NOLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
CR 2830 ..................................... 5
CR 2901 ..................................... 4
CR 2901 ..................................... 4
CR 2901 ..................................... 5
CR 2901 ..................................... 11
CR 2914 ..................................... 4
CR 2914 ..................................... 5
CR 2925 ..................................... 4
CR 2925 ..................................... 5
CR 2943 ..................................... 2
CR 2943 ..................................... 5
CR 2965 ..................................... 2
CR 2965 ..................................... 4
CR 2965 ..................................... 4
CR 2987 ..................................... 1
CR 2987 ..................................... 4
CR 2998 ..................................... 2
CR 3010 ..................................... 24
CR 3010 ..................................... 25
CR 3010 ..................................... 188
CR 3040 ..................................... 24
CR 3040 ..................................... 188
CR 3050 ..................................... 17
CR 3050 ..................................... 18
CR 3050 ..................................... 18
CR 3050 ..................................... 24
CR 3050 ..................................... 25
CR 3050 ..................................... 25
CR 3050 ..................................... 188
CR 3061 ..................................... 25
CR 3062 ..................................... 25
CR 3062 ..................................... 190
CR 3064 E ................................. 25
CR 3064 W ................................ 25
CR 3065 ..................................... 25
CR 3066 E ................................. 25
CR 3066 W ................................ 25
CR 3068 ..................................... 25
CR 3068 ..................................... 190
CR 3069 E ................................. 25
CR 3069 W ................................ 25
CR 3070 ..................................... 25
CR 3071 ..................................... 25
CR 3073 ..................................... 25
CR 3080 ..................................... 25
CR 3080 ..................................... 190
CR 3081 ..................................... 25
CR 3081 ..................................... 190
CR 3082 ..................................... 25
CR 3082 ..................................... 190
CR 3082 ..................................... 190
CR 3100 ..................................... 18
CR 3103 ..................................... 18
CR 3105 ..................................... 18
CR 3106 ..................................... 18
CR 3107 ..................................... 18
CR 3108 ..................................... 18
CR 3140 ..................................... 18
CR 3150 ..................................... 18
CR 3151 ..................................... 18
CR 3152 ..................................... 18
CR 3153 ..................................... 18
CR 3210 ..................................... 18
CR 3220 ..................................... 18
CR 3220 ..................................... 19
CR 3220 ..................................... 19
CR 3270 ..................................... 19
CR 3275 ..................................... 19
CR 3295 ..................................... 19
CR 3300 ..................................... 19
CR 3300 ..................................... 19
CR 3340 ..................................... 19
CR 3340 ..................................... 19
CR 3341 ..................................... 19
CR 3342 ..................................... 19
CR 3343 ..................................... 19
CR 3344 ..................................... 19
CR 3350 ..................................... 19
CR 3351 ..................................... 19
CR 3355 E ................................. 19
CR 3355 W ................................ 19
CR 3357 ..................................... 19
CR 3364 ..................................... 19
CR 3365 ..................................... 19
CR 3367 ..................................... 19
P4 NOLC
B8 NOLC
M15 NOLC
Q1 NOLC
E4 CNLC
N15 NOLC
L3 NOLC
L14 NOLC
K3 NOLC
U2 NOLC
E4 NOLC
T4 NOLC
B11 NOLC
A15 NOLC
U14 NOLC
A14 NOLC
R4 NOLC
F10 SOLC
A6 SOLC
M4 SOLC
B10 SOLC
D5 SOLC
U15 CNLC
U2 ESLC
U7 ESLC
A13 SOLC
D11 SOLC
A5 SOLC
A11 SOLC
H5 SOLC
G7 SOLC
O1 SOLC
F6 SOLC
G5 SOLC
F5 SOLC
F6 SOLC
F5 SOLC
G9 SOLC
N1 SOLC
E6 SOLC
D7 SOLC
B4 SOLC
A4 SOLC
B4 SOLC
E9 SOLC
J4 SOLC
E10 SOLC
J4 SOLC
D9 SOLC
J4 SOLC
H3 SOLC
S3 ESLC
T3 ESLC
E6 ESLC
U4 ESLC
T4 ESLC
T5 ESLC
R11 ESLC
Q13 ESLC
R13 ESLC
S11 ESLC
S12 ESLC
O11 ESLC
O13 ESLC
J6 ESLC
M2 ESLC
J3 ESLC
H2 ESLC
F4 ESLC
R5 ESLC
N9 ESLC
R6 ESLC
U3 ESLC
U2 ESLC
T2 ESLC
T3 ESLC
S3 ESLC
S4 ESLC
R4 ESLC
S6 ESLC
S5 ESLC
R5 ESLC
N2 ESLC
N2 ESLC
M3 ESLC
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
CR 3368 .....................................19
CR 3376 .....................................19
CR 3384 .....................................19
CR 3390 .....................................19
CR 3400 .....................................187
CR 3400 .....................................187
CR 3401 .....................................187
CR 3402 .....................................187
CR 3420 .....................................11
CR 3420 .....................................17
CR 3420 .....................................17
CR 3420 .....................................24
CR 3420 .....................................187
CR 3421 .....................................17
CR 3421 .....................................24
CR 3430 .....................................17
CR 3430 .....................................18
CR 3430 .....................................24
CR 3420 .....................................188
CR 3463 .....................................18
CR 3480 .....................................17
CR 3480 .....................................18
CR 3489 .....................................17
CR 3500 .....................................17
CR 3560 .....................................11
CR 3560 .....................................17
CR 3600 .....................................11
CR 3600 .....................................12
CR 3600 .....................................18
CR 3640 .....................................12
CR 3640 .....................................12
CR 3640 .....................................12
CR 3640 .....................................19
CR 3665 .....................................11
CR 3665 .....................................12
CR 3670 .....................................12
CR 3698 .....................................12
CR 3700 .....................................11
CR 3705 .....................................11
CR 3712 .....................................11
CR 3715 .....................................11
CR 3720 .....................................11
CR 3730 .....................................11
CR 3731 .....................................11
CR 3750 .....................................11
CR 3790 .....................................11
CR 3790 .....................................12
CR 3795 .....................................11
CR 3795 N .................................11
CR 3795 S ..................................11
CR 3800 .....................................5
CR 3800 .....................................11
CR 3830 .....................................5
CR 3831 .....................................5
CR 3900 .....................................5
CR 3900 .....................................5
CR 3930 .....................................5
CR 3940 .....................................5
CR 3980 .....................................5
CR 3981 .....................................5
CR 4000 .....................................187
CR 4002 .....................................187
CR 4003 .....................................187
CR 4004 .....................................187
CR 4006 .....................................24
CR 4016 .....................................24
CR 4017 .....................................24
CR 4018 .....................................24
CR 4026 .....................................24
CR 4030 .....................................24
CR 4030 .....................................187
CR 4034 .....................................24
CR 4034 .....................................187
CR 4034 .....................................188
CR 4036 .....................................24
CR 4036 .....................................187
CR 4126 .....................................188
CR 4127 .....................................188
CR 4128 .....................................188
CR 4264 .....................................25
CR 4312 .....................................25
CR 4313 .....................................25
CR 4314 .....................................25
CR 4315 .....................................25
CR 4330 .....................................25
M3 ESLC
J7 ESLC
L8 ESLC
N9 ESLC
D7 SOLC
G8 SOLC
F8 SOLC
F7 SOLC
T14 CNLC
C1 CNLC
L10 CNLC
B6 SOLC
G12 LAMP
N6 CNLC
A5 SOLC
R12 CNLC
J4 ESLC
B9 SOLC
C2 SOLC
M5 ESLC
L11 CNLC
K1 ESLC
K15 CNLC
G7 CNLC
T12 CNLC
B7 CNLC
O15 CNLC
O2 ESLC
F7 ESLC
S10 ESLC
O13 ESLC
E6 ESLC
F3 ESLC
M15 CNLC
L1 ESLC
P13 ESLC
D6 ESLC
P5 CNLC
O9 CNLC
O13 CNLC
M14 CNLC
M5 CNLC
K6 CNLC
J6 CNLC
C7 CNLC
A7 CNLC
G3 ESLC
A6 CNLC
A7 CNLC
A6 CNLC
U6 NOLC
A14 CNLC
O5 NOLC
O6 NOLC
H5 NOLC
J10 NOLC
F6 NOLC
E6 NOLC
B6 NOLC
C6 NOLC
T11 LAMP
T11 LAMP
T11 LAMP
T12 LAMP
L7 SOLC
L5 SOLC
M6 SOLC
L5 SOLC
M9 SOLC
J6 SOLC
S12 LAMP
L9 SOLC
R15 LAMP
U1 SOLC
J8 SOLC
S15 LAMP
P7 SOLC
R7 SOLC
T7 SOLC
J2 SOLC
J5 SOLC
K5 SOLC
K5 SOLC
J5 SOLC
J6 SOLC
MAP GRID LOC*
CR 4330 .................................... 25
CR 4358 .................................... 25
CR 4359 .................................... 25
CR 4360 .................................... 25
CR 4390 .................................... 25
CR 4390 .................................... 190
CR 4450 .................................... 25
CR 4450 .................................... 190
CR 4492 .................................... 190
CR 4492 .................................... 191
CR 4493 .................................... 190
CR 4520 .................................... 26
CR 4520 .................................... 191
CR 4530 .................................... 26
CR 4530 .................................... 191
CR 4620 .................................... 191
CR 4630 .................................... 26
CR 4630 .................................... 191
CR 4641 .................................... 26
CR 4700 .................................... 26
CR 4700 .................................... 26
CR 4700 .................................... 192
CR 4700 .................................... 193
CR 4703 .................................... 192
CR 4704 .................................... 192
CR 4707 .................................... 192
CR 4742 .................................... 192
CR 4744 .................................... 192
CR 4744 .................................... 192
CR 4745 .................................... 192
CR 4746 .................................... 192
CR 4747 .................................... 192
CR 4748 .................................... 192
CR 4749 .................................... 192
CR 4755 .................................... 192
CR 4756 .................................... 192
CR 4756 .................................... 192
CR 4757 .................................... 192
CR 4765 .................................... 192
CR 4765 .................................... 192
CR 4766 .................................... 192
CR 4804 .................................... 26
CR 4804 .................................... 191
CR 4807 .................................... 191
CR 4807 .................................... 192
CR 4808 .................................... 191
CR 4808 .................................... 192
CR 4809 .................................... 192
CR 4810 .................................... 192
CR 4813 .................................... 192
CR 4814 .................................... 192
CR 4818 .................................... 26
CR 4818 .................................... 192
CR 4818 .................................... 192
CR 4820 .................................... 192
CR 4820 .................................... 192
CR 4820 .................................... 192
CR 4830 .................................... 191
CR 4830 .................................... 192
CR 4872 A ................................. 192
CR 4875 .................................... 192
CR 4876 .................................... 192
CR 4877 .................................... 192
CR 4878 .................................... 192
CR 4879 .................................... 192
CR 4881 .................................... 192
CR 4882 .................................... 192
CR 4883 .................................... 192
CR 4884 .................................... 192
CR 4889 .................................... 192
CR 4901 .................................... 192
CR 4902 .................................... 192
CR 4903 .................................... 192
CR 4930 .................................... 192
CR 4930 .................................... 193
CR 4931 .................................... 192
CR 4931 .................................... 193
CR 4932 .................................... 193
CR 4933 .................................... 193
CR 4935 .................................... 193
CR 4936 .................................... 193
CR 4937 .................................... 193
CR 4938 .................................... 193
CR 4953 .................................... 192
CR 4953 .................................... 193
L8 SOLC
M7 SOLC
M8 SOLC
L8 SOLC
H9 SOLC
P2 SOLC
E11 SOLC
J6 SOLC
J15 SOLC
J1 SOLC
H15 SOLC
G2 ESLC
N3 ESLC
N2 ESLC
P3 ESLC
J10 KEMP
F8 ESLC
M15 ESLC
L5 ESLC
G12 ESLC
L15 ESLC
M8 ESLC
S4 ESLC
N9 ESLC
N8 ESLC
P7 ESLC
L11 ESLC
L12 ESLC
M14 ESLC
L13 ESLC
K14 ESLC
K14 ESLC
M14 ESLC
M13 ESLC
N13 ESLC
Q14 ESLC
N14 ESLC
N14 ESLC
S14 ESLC
R14 ESLC
S13 ESLC
D8 ESLC
F15 KEMP
F15 KEMP
C3 ESLC
E15 KEMP
D1 ESLC
E1 ESLC
G1 KEMP
C3 ESLC
B3 ESLC
D11 ESLC
F5 ESLC
L7 ESLC
K6 KEMP
J4 KEMP
F4 ESLC
R14 ESLC
L8 ESLC
C12 ESLC
D12 ESLC
D11 ESLC
D12 ESLC
F11 ESLC
E11 ESLC
G11 ESLC
F11 ESLC
E11 ESLC
E12 ESLC
H14 ESLC
A14 COVE
A14 ESLC
A14 ESLC
L15 ESLC
K2 ESLC
M15 ESLC
M2 ESLC
L2 ESLC
L1 ESLC
K3 ESLC
J3 ESLC
J2 ESLC
K3 ESLC
N15 ESLC
M2 ESLC
*See Page 3 for Location (LOC) Key
NAME
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
CR 4961 .................................... 192
CR 4962 .................................... 192
CR 4963 .................................... 192
CR 4964 .................................... 192
CR 4964 .................................... 193
CR 4965 .................................... 193
PR 1015 ..................................... 187
PR 1019 ..................................... 23
PR 1019 ..................................... 187
PR 1236 ..................................... 22
PR 1296 ..................................... 22
PR 1381 ..................................... 21
PR 1424 ..................................... 140
PR 1731 ..................................... 13
PR 1789 ..................................... 13
PR 1803 ..................................... 7
PR 1923 ..................................... 7
PR 1923 ..................................... 13
PR 2525 ..................................... 140
PR 2643 ..................................... 8
PR 2703 ..................................... 3
PR 2709 ..................................... 9
PR 2768 ..................................... 3
PR 2831 ..................................... 5
PR 2919 ..................................... 5
PR 2930 ..................................... 5
PR 3011 ..................................... 188
PR 3020 ..................................... 188
PR 3035 ..................................... 188
PR 3044 ..................................... 188
PR 3050 ..................................... 190
PR 3059 ..................................... 25
PR 3060 ..................................... 25
PR 3072 ..................................... 25
PR 3090 ..................................... 18
PR 3093 ..................................... 25
PR 3093 ..................................... 190
PR 3120 ..................................... 18
PR 3180 ..................................... 18
PR 3184 ..................................... 18
PR 3184 ..................................... 25
PR 3191 ..................................... 18
PR 3300 F ................................. 19
PR 3301 ..................................... 191
PR 3376 F ................................. 19
PR 3376 G ................................. 19
PR 3376 R ................................. 19
PR 3376 T ................................. 19
PR 3376 V ................................. 19
PR 3376 Y ................................. 19
PR 3384 G ................................. 19
PR 3384 T ................................. 19
PR 3410 ..................................... 187
PR 3460 ..................................... 18
PR 3464 ..................................... 18
PR 3487 ..................................... 18
PR 3580 ..................................... 11
PR 3810 ..................................... 6
PR 3815 ..................................... 6
PR 3920 ..................................... 5
PR 3949 ..................................... 11
PR 4001 ..................................... 187
PR 4033 ..................................... 187
PR 4270 ..................................... 25
PR 4302 ..................................... 25
PR 4306 ..................................... 25
PR 4332 ..................................... 25
PR 4337 ..................................... 25
PR 4338 ..................................... 25
PR 4350 ..................................... 25
PR 4352 ..................................... 25
PR 4361 ..................................... 25
PR 4362 ..................................... 25
PR 4363 ..................................... 25
PR 4364 ..................................... 25
PR 4366 ..................................... 25
PR 4368 ..................................... 25
PR 4370 ..................................... 25
PR 4372 ..................................... 25
PR 4405 ..................................... 25
PR 4405 ..................................... 190
PR 4456 ..................................... 25
PR 4458 ..................................... 190
PR 4462 ..................................... 25
PR 4462 ..................................... 190
P14 ESLC
Q15 ESLC
Q15 ESLC
Q15 ESLC
R1 ESLC
S1 ESLC
S2 LAMP
H15 SOLC
Q1 SOLC
B13 SOLC
K11 SOLC
M13 SOLC
U13 WSLC
R12 WSLC
J8 WSLC
U10 WSLC
U8 WSLC
A8 WSLC
H5 WSLC
E14 WSLC
J14 NOLC
Q10 CNLC
T9 NOLC
O4 NOLC
K3 NOLC
G4 NOLC
L6 SOLC
Q11 SOLC
J12 SOLC
J10 SOLC
H6 SOLC
H4 SOLC
H5 SOLC
B3 SOLC
U8 ESLC
C9 SOLC
E4 SOLC
U8 ESLC
T14 ESLC
T15 ESLC
A13 SOLC
U8 ESLC
U2 ESLC
E4 KEMP
K7 ESLC
K7 ESLC
L7 ESLC
K8 ESLC
K8 ESLC
K8 ESLC
L9 ESLC
M8 ESLC
F10 SOLC
P7 ESLC
O4 ESLC
J1 ESLC
R9 CNLC
T4 NOLC
S3 NOLC
G10 NOLC
D5 CNLC
T11 LAMP
R14 LAMP
K3 SOLC
J4 SOLC
J4 SOLC
J5 SOLC
J6 SOLC
L6 SOLC
L7 SOLC
M7 SOLC
L9 SOLC
J6 SOLC
J6 SOLC
H8 SOLC
H7 SOLC
H8 SOLC
J8 SOLC
J7 SOLC
J12 SOLC
R9 SOLC
E11 SOLC
J6 SOLC
E12 SOLC
H8 SOLC
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
PR 4486 ..................................... 25
PR 4486 ..................................... 190
PR 4487 ..................................... 25
PR 4487 ..................................... 190
PR 4613 ..................................... 191
PR 4659 ..................................... 192
PR 4660 ..................................... 192
PR 4717 ..................................... 26
PR 4740 ..................................... 192
PR 4801 ..................................... 191
PR 4805 ..................................... 191
PR 4806 ..................................... 191
PR 4811 ..................................... 192
PR 4816 ..................................... 192
PR 4819 ..................................... 192
PR 4825 ..................................... 192
PR 4839 ..................................... 192
PR 4872 ..................................... 192
PR 4904 ..................................... 192
PR 4905 ..................................... 192
PR 4950 ..................................... 193
PR 4951 ..................................... 193
PR 4952 ..................................... 193
PR 4953 C ................................. 193
PR 4953 D ................................. 193
PR 4953 R ................................. 193
PR 4953 V ................................. 193
PR 4953 W ................................ 193
D13 SOLC
H11 SOLC
D13 SOLC
H11 SOLC
H4 ESLC
M3 ESLC
M4 ESLC
K11 ESLC
M11 ESLC
K14 ESLC
K15 ESLC
K15 ESLC
K3 ESLC
L3 ESLC
L7 ESLC
E5 ESLC
K11 ESLC
B12 ESLC
A14 ESLC
B14 ESLC
N1 ESLC
N1 ESLC
N1 ESLC
P1 ESLC
Q1 ESLC
O2 ESLC
M2 ESLC
N2 ESLC
1ST ST E ................................... 187
1ST ST N ................................... 141
1ST ST S ................................... 141
1ST ST W .................................. 187
1ST ST W .................................. 187
2ND ST E ................................... 187
2ND ST N .................................. 141
2ND ST S ................................... 141
2ND ST W ................................. 187
3RD ST E ................................... 187
3RD ST E ................................... 187
3RD ST N .................................. 141
3RD ST S ................................... 141
3RD ST W ................................. 187
4TH ST E ................................... 187
4TH ST E ................................... 187
4TH ST N ................................... 141
4TH ST S ................................... 141
4TH ST W .................................. 187
4TH ST W .................................. 187
5TH ST E ................................... 187
5TH ST N ................................... 141
5TH ST N ................................... 141
5TH ST S ................................... 141
5TH ST W .................................. 187
6TH ST E ................................... 187
6TH ST N ................................... 141
6TH ST S ................................... 141
6TH ST W .................................. 187
6TH ST W .................................. 187
7TH ST E ................................... 187
7TH ST N ................................... 141
7TH ST S ................................... 15
7TH ST S ................................... 141
7TH ST S ................................... 141
7TH ST W .................................. 187
8TH ST E ................................... 187
8TH ST N ................................... 141
8TH ST S ................................... 141
8TH ST S ................................... 141
8TH ST W .................................. 187
9TH ST ...................................... 141
9TH ST ...................................... 141
9TH ST E ................................... 187
9TH ST W .................................. 187
10TH ST .................................... 141
10TH ST W ................................ 187
M9 LAMP
T1 WSLC
U1 WSLC
O3 LAMP
M8 LAMP
M10 LAMP
U1 LOME
T1 WSLC
N7 LAMP
M10 LAMP
J12 LAMP
S1 WSLC
U2 WSLC
N7 LAMP
N9 LAMP
N15 LAMP
S1 WSLC
U2 WSLC
N8 LAMP
P3 LAMP
O9 LAMP
Q1 LOME
S2 WSLC
T3 WSLC
O8 LAMP
O9 LAMP
Q2 WSLC
T3 WSLC
O8 LAMP
P4 LAMP
O10 LAMP
Q2 WSLC
A2 LOME
S3 WSLC
T4 WSLC
O8 LAMP
O10 LAMP
R3 WSLC
S4 WSLC
U5 WSLC
P9 LAMP
U5 WSLC
S4 WSLC
P9 LAMP
P9 LAMP
U5 WSLC
P8 LAMP
A ST ......................................... 141
AVE A EAST .............................. 187
AVE A EAST .............................. 187
AVE A EAST .............................. 187
AVE A WEST ............................. 187
AVE A WEST ............................. 187
AVE B EAST .............................. 187
AVE B EAST .............................. 187
Q2
L11
K11
L8
N3
M7
K10
L8
NUMBERED STREETS
LETTER STREETS
WSLC
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
AVE B WEST .............................20
AVE B WEST .............................187
AVE B WEST .............................187
AVE C EAST ..............................187
AVE C EAST ..............................187
AVE C WEST .............................187
AVE C WEST .............................187
AVE D EAST ..............................20
AVE D EAST ..............................187
AVE D EAST ..............................187
AVE D WEST .............................187
AVE E EAST ..............................187
AVE E EAST ..............................187
AVE E WEST .............................187
AVE F EAST ..............................187
AVE F EAST ..............................187
AVE G EAST ..............................187
AVE G EAST ..............................187
AVE H EAST ..............................187
AVE H EAST ..............................187
AVE I EAST ...............................187
AVE I EAST ...............................187
AVE J EAST ...............................187
AVE L .........................................187
O2
N3
M7
L8
K10
N3
M6
P4
K8
K10
L7
H13
J10
K7
K9
H14
J9
H13
G13
H10
G12
H9
H9
G10
ABBOTT LN ...............................193
ACORN PL .................................187
ALAN ARBOR LN ......................19
ALEXANDER LN ........................187
ANDERSON MTN RD ...............20
ANNA ST ....................................2
ANTELOPE LN ..........................23
ANTELOPE LN ..........................191
ANTELOPE RD ..........................20
APACHE ST ...............................192
ARBOLADO CALZADA .............193
ARISTA RUEDA ........................193
ARMADILLO LN .........................191
ARNOLD ST N ...........................187
ARNOLD ST S ...........................187
ARROWHEAD DR .....................193
ASHLEY DR ...............................19
ATAKA CIR ................................193
ATKINSON AVE ........................193
BARNES ST ...............................187
BELL ST N .................................2
BELL ST S .................................2
BELLAIRE ST ............................187
BENJAMIN CIR ..........................193
BIG DIVIDE RD ..........................19
BIG DIVIDE RD ..........................192
BIGHAM ST ...............................187
BIG VALLEY RD ........................193
BILL BROWN ST .......................191
BLACKBEAR LN ........................191
BLACKHAWK LN .......................192
BLAKLEY RD .............................6
BOBCAT LN ...............................191
BUCKBOARD TRL ....................19
BOXCAR ST ..............................191
BOYS RANCH RD .....................193
BOYS RANCH RD .....................193
BRAZOS ON ..............................191
BRETT LN ..................................193
BRIDGE ST ................................187
BRIDGET DR .............................193
BRIGGS ST ...............................187
BRINIGAR RD ...........................193
BROAD ST N .............................187
BROAD ST S .............................187
BROOK ST .................................187
BROOK ST .................................187
BROOKS DR W .........................2
BROOKS DR W .........................2
BROOKS ST ..............................140
BROWN ST ................................187
BROWN ST ................................187
CACTUS LN ...............................20
CADDELL RD ............................5
CADDELL RD ............................6
CALDWELL RD .........................1
CAMERON DR ..........................187
CAMPBELL ST ..........................187
CAMPBELL ST E .......................2
CAMPBELL ST W ......................2
D12 SOCC
N4 LAMP
T12 COVE
P13 LAMP
M5 FTHD
G6 EVNT
F14 LAMP
J15 KEMP
A9 FTHD
H4 KEMP
N12 BELL
M10 BELL
J14 KEMP
M5 LAMP
O6 LAMP
E5 SOCC
J15 COVE
P5 BELL
A4 COVE
R10 LAMP
F4 EVNT
G4 EVNT
Q11 LAMP
B5 COVE
T10 ESLC
A5 ESLC
N5 LAMP
C4 SOCC
G6 KEMP
J14 KEMP
G2 KEMP
S5 CORY
H15 KEMP
S12 COVE
F5 KEMP
O14 BELL
M3 BELL
G9 KEMP
L3 BELL
N12 LAMP
M3 ESLC
N12 LAMP
C5 SOCC
L7 LAMP
N8 LAMP
J10 LAMP
K10 LAMP
G3 EVNT
G5 EVNT
U15 LOME
M13 LAMP
P12 LAMP
B2 CORY
G14 CORY
G3 CORY
D14 HAML
O4 LAMP
J9 LAMP
H4 EVNT
G3 EVNT
ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS
COVE
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
COVE
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
LAMP
MAP GRID LOC*
CAPRICE LN ............................. 187
CARDINAL LN ........................... 193
CASBEER ST ............................ 187
CASTLEBERRY ST .................. 187
CAVALRY RD ........................... 19
CEDAR ST E ............................. 141
CEDAR ST W ............................ 141
CEDAR GROVE RD ................. 19
CENTRAL TEXAS EXPY .......... 187
CHAFIN LN ................................ 6
CHANDLER DR ........................ 19
CHAPMAN LN ........................... 2
CHEROKEE ST ......................... 191
CHEROKEE TRL ...................... 191
CHERRY ST E .......................... 141
CHERRY ST W ......................... 141
CHESTNUT ST N ...................... 187
CHESTNUT ST S ...................... 187
CHESTNUT ST S ...................... 187
CHEVY WAY ............................. 187
CHEYENNE ST ......................... 191
CHISHOLM TRL ........................ 19
CHRIS AVE ............................... 187
CHIRS JAMES AVE .................. 187
CIRCLE DR ............................... 2
CIRCLE T DR ............................ 19
CLARKE RD .............................. 20
CLARKE RD .............................. 20
CLIFF VIEW RD ........................ 21
CLOUD ST E ............................. 187
COCKERELL ST ....................... 187
COFFEE ST .............................. 187
COLLEGE ST ............................ 187
COLORADO DR ........................ 19
COLORADO LN ........................ 191
COLORADO BEND PARK RD . 21
COL WALTER L PRUGH EXPY
........................................ 191
COMANCHE ST ........................ 191
COMMERCE ............................. 193
CONDUCTOR ST ..................... 191
CONNELL .................................. 193
COPPERAS COVE RD ............. 20
COPPERHEAD LN .................... 191
COUGAR LN ............................. 191
COYOTE LN .............................. 191
CR 4965 .................................... 192
CREEK ST ................................. 187
CRIDER LN ............................... 187
CROMEANS RD ....................... 5
CROMEANS RD ....................... 6
CROSS TIMBERS LN ............... 6
CYPRESS ................................. 193
DANA DR .................................. 187
DANZIG DR ............................... 193
DEADWOOD RD ....................... 193
DEB LYNN AVE ........................ 187
DEER TRL ................................. 23
DEER TRL ................................. 193
DEL NORTE ST ........................ 187
DENT ST ................................... 187
DEPOT AVE .............................. 191
DIAMOND RIDGE DR ............... 187
DOGWOOD DR ........................ 193
DOVE LN ................................... 19
DOYLE DUNCAN RD ............... 12
DUNCAN RD ............................. 19
EAGLE LN ................................. 192
EAST RAILWAY ST N .............. 141
EAST RAILWAY ST S ............... 141
EDWARD DR ............................ 193
ELIJAH RD ................................ 20
ELM ST ...................................... 2
ELM ST E .................................. 141
ELM ST N .................................. 187
ELM ST S .................................. 187
ELM ST W ................................. 141
ESTER RESA ST ...................... 140
ETTA KAY LN ........................... 193
FAIRVIEW DR ........................... 187
FALCON LN .............................. 192
FIELDSTONE DR ...................... 193
FRANK ST ................................. 187
FREEDOM LN ........................... 19
FREEDOM LN ........................... 19
S3 LAMP
M14 BELL
G13 LAMP
O2 LAMP
R11 COVE
R2 LOME
S1 LOME
M15 COVE
O14 LAMP
F13 CORY
U12 COVE
H3 EVNT
G11 KEMP
H11 KEMP
U3 LOME
U2 LOME
K8 LAMP
M9 LAMP
Q10 LAMP
S3 LAMP
F12 KEMP
S12 COVE
K2 LAMP
T3 LAMP
F6 EVNT
U13 COVE
M13 FTHD
S13 FTHD
M9 SOLC
N12 LAMP
O5 LAMP
M13 LAMP
N11 LAMP
P12 COVE
J8 KEMP
M2 SSAB
G7 KEMP
G11 KEMP
A6 COVE
E5 KEMP
E9 SOCC
S11 FTHD
E14 KEMP
G14 KEMP
G15 KEMP
S15 ESLC
M12 LAMP
R12 LAMP
J14 CORY
J2 CORY
T3 NOLC
H9 BELL
L1 LAMP
P6 BELL
C5 SOCC
S3 LAMP
F15 LAMP
L5 BELL
Q11 LAMP
O11 LAMP
F4 KEMP
U3 LAMP
G9 SOCC
F8 CORY
D14 CORY
A6 CORY
N7 KEMP
R1 LOME
T3 LOME
L4 BELL
A5 FTHD
F5 EVNT
S2 LOME
J9 LAMP
M10 LAMP
U1 LOME
U14 LOME
L8 BELL
N4 LAMP
M7 KEMP
B8 SOCC
H14 LAMP
S11 COVE
R13 COVE
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NAME
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
FT PANIC RD .............................19
GAMEL ST .................................187
GILA BEND ................................193
GILLEN CT .................................187
GLADYS ST ...............................2
GLASS RD .................................19
GOLDMAN LN ...........................187
GRAND CANYON DR ...............187
HACKBERRY ST .......................187
HARMAN RD .............................12
HARRADURA CALZADA ..........193
HARRELL ST .............................187
HAWK LN ...................................192
HEMPEL RD ..............................19
HEMPEL RD ..............................20
HERB RD ...................................19
HETHERLY ST ..........................187
HICKORY LN .............................191
HICKORY ST .............................141
HIGH ST .....................................141
HIGHWAY AVE ..........................20
HILL ST ......................................191
HILLCREST CT .........................187
HILLCRESDT ST .......................187
HILLSDALE RD .........................12
HOLLYWOOD ST ......................187
HOOVER ST ..............................187
HOPI LN .....................................192
HORSESHOE BEND .................193
HOWE ST N ...............................187
HOWE ST S ...............................187
IVY GAP RD ...............................193
JACKRABBIT LN .......................191
JAMIE CIR .................................193
JAVELINA LN .............................191
KATIE LN ...................................187
KEY AVE N ................................187
KEY AVE S ................................187
KIOWA LN ..................................192
KUBITZ RD ................................19
LAMPASAS ST E .......................141
LAMPASAS ST W ......................140
LAMPASAS ST W ......................141
LANDON LN ...............................187
LANGFORD COVE RD .............2
LEATHERS LN ..........................6
LIGHTFOOT LN .........................19
LITTLEFIELD RD .......................12
LIVELY LN .................................187
LIVE OAK ST .............................141
LIVE OAK ST E ..........................2
LIVE OAK ST S ..........................187
LIVE OAK ST W .........................2
LOBO LN ....................................19
LOCUST ST ...............................141
LOIS LN ......................................193
LOMAS RODANDO CALZADA .193
LONESOME OAK DR ................20
LONE STAR DR ........................193
LUTHERAN CHURCH RD ........19
MAGNOLIA ST ..........................141
MAIN RD ....................................21
MAIN RD ....................................21
MAIN RD ....................................22
MAIN ST E .................................141
MAIN ST N .................................187
MAIN ST S .................................20
MAIN ST S .................................187
MAIN ST S .................................187
B4 CORY
J10 LAMP
C6 SOCC
P3 LAMP
H3 EVNT
G14 CORY
P14 LAMP
U1 LAMP
J10 LAMP
C8 CORY
N11 BELL
N3 LAMP
N6 KEMP
B15 CORY
C2 CORY
L9 CORY
N13 LAMP
H5 KEMP
U4 LOME
R3 LOME
Q1 COVE
E5 KEMP
O12 LAMP
P12 LAMP
B9 CORY
P12 LAMP
H11 LAMP
H4 KEMP
B10 SOCC
M5 LAMP
O6 LAMP
F12 BELL
F14 KEMP
A5 COVE
G14 KEMP
L3 LAMP
L8 LAMP
N9 LAMP
G2 KEMP
C12 CORY
T3 LOME
U15 LOME
U1 LOME
O4 LAMP
P7 CORY
S4 CORY
T14 COVE
J15 CORY
P3 LAMP
Q3 LOME
H5 EVNT
N10 LAMP
G3 EVNT
U14 COVE
Q2 LOME
L7 BELL
M12 BELL
E1 CORY
N4 BELL
D11 CORY
Q1 LOME
K14 SOLC
L11 SOLC
J2 SOLC
S2 LOME
L9 LAMP
Q3 COVE
P10 LAMP
O10 LAMP
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
MAIN ST W ................................ 140
MAIN ST W ................................ 141
MANDY CIR .............................. 193
MANNING RD ........................... 6
MATHEWS DR .......................... 187
MCANELLY ST .......................... 141
MCCLEAN ST ........................... 187
MCCLEAN ST ........................... 187
MEADOWLAKE LN ................... 193
MEDART RD ............................. 6
MEMORY LN N ......................... 2
MEMORY LN S ......................... 2
MERRIOT RD ............................ 6
MESQUITE LN .......................... 191
MID RIVER RD .......................... 21
MILL ST ..................................... 187
MIMOSA DR .............................. 193
MOON RD ................................. 19
MORSE RD ............................... 26
MOUNTAIN VIEW RD ............... 193
MULBERRY DR ........................ 193
MULBERRY ST ......................... 15
MULBERRY ST ......................... 141
MUSKOGEE .............................. 20
NARUNA RD ............................. 187
NARUNA RD ............................. 187
NIX RD ....................................... 187
NORTH AVE EAST ................... 187
NORTH AVE EAST ................... 187
NORTH AVE WEST .................. 187
NORTH AVE WEST .................. 187
NORTHINGTON ST .................. 187
NORTH RIVER RD ................... 21
OAK ST E .................................. 141
OAK ST W ................................. 141
OAK HILL DR ............................ 19
OAK SPRINGS RD ................... 19
OAK SPRINGS RD ................... 19
OGLETREE PASS .................... 19
OLD CONVENT RD .................. 187
OLD COPPERAS COVE RD .... 20
OLD GEORGETOWN RD ......... 20
OLD GEORGETOWN RD ......... 187
OLIVE ST ................................... 141
OLIVE ST ................................... 187
OMAHA LN ................................ 192
ORCHARD ST ........................... 191
OSAGE LN ................................ 192
PARK LN ................................... 187
PARK RD ................................... 21
PARK ST N ................................ 187
PARK ST S ................................ 187
PATTERSON ............................. 193
PAULA ....................................... 193
PAWNEE LN ............................. 192
PEACH ST ................................. 187
PEACH ST ................................. 191
PEARL RD ................................. 6
PECAN DR ................................ 193
PECAN ST ................................. 141
PECAN ST ................................. 191
PECAN ST N ............................. 187
PECAN ST S ............................. 187
PECAN COVE DR ..................... 19
PECOS LN ................................ 191
PEDERNALES LN ..................... 191
PEGGY NELL ST ...................... 187
PERKINS RD ............................. 2
PERKINS ST ............................. 187
T15 LOME
T1 LOME
A5 COVE
F10 CORY
N4 LAMP
U4 LOME
G11 LAMP
H11 LAMP
P5 BELL
A14 CORY
F4 EVNT
G4 EVNT
N4 CORY
G6 KEMP
N9 SOLC
M12 LAMP
G8 SOCC
B7 CORY
R15 BRNT
C5 SOCC
E7 SOCC
A3 LOME
U6 LOME
K15 FTHD
T7 LAMP
U4 LAMP
M4 LAMP
M9 LAMP
L11 LAMP
M7 LAMP
O3 LAMP
J11 LAMP
L7 SOLC
T4 LOME
U3 LOME
P14 COVE
H9 CORY
L10 CORY
S15 COVE
H8 LAMP
T14 FTHD
K6 FTHD
N13 LAMP
Q2 LOME
H12 LAMP
K5 KEMP
G5 KEMP
H4 KEMP
Q12 LAMP
J10 SOLC
L6 LAMP
N7 LAMP
A5 COVE
A5 COVE
G3 KEMP
Q10 LAMP
G6 KEMP
C11 CORY
J7 BELL
R2 LOME
G5 KEMP
J9 LAMP
M10 LAMP
S15 COVE
H9 KEMP
H9 KEMP
Q4 LAMP
K9 HAML
O3 LAMP
MAP GRID LOC* NAME
PICADILLY ST ...........................187
PINE CIR ....................................193
PONY EXPRESS LN .................19
POPLAR DR ..............................193
PORTER ST N ...........................187
PORTER ST S ...........................187
POST OFFICE RD .....................19
POWELL DR ..............................187
PUTNAM ST ..............................2
QUAIL CREEK DR ....................193
RACE ST N ................................187
RACE ST S ................................187
RAMSEY LN ..............................187
RATTLESNAKE ST ...................191
RAWHIDE RD ............................19
RENEE ST .................................192
RETAMA DR ..............................193
RICE ST N .................................187
RICE ST S ..................................187
RIDGE ST N ..............................187
RIDGE ST S ...............................187
RIVERVIEW DR .........................187
ROBERTSON AVE ....................20
ROBERTSTOWN RD ................19
ROBIN LN ..................................193
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DR ...........187
ROLLINS ST ..............................187
RONNIE AVE .............................2
ROYAL OAKS LN ......................12
SALLY CIR .................................193
SAMAC LN .................................187
SAN SABA ST E ........................141
SAN SABA ST W .......................141
SANTA FE LN ............................187
SANTA FE ST ............................191
SAUL DR ....................................187
SELF RD ....................................6
SEMINOLE LN ...........................192
SENTERFITT ST E ....................141
SENTERFITT ST W ...................141
SHELDON RD ...........................2
SHEPPARD LN ..........................187
SIGNAL ST ................................191
SIKES DR ..................................193
SKIPCHA TRL ...........................187
SKYLINE DR ..............................19
SKYLINE DR ..............................187
SKYRIDGE RD ..........................21
SKYVIEW DR ............................187
SLATER RD ...............................6
SLATER RD ...............................12
SNELL ST ..................................187
SNOW RD ..................................193
SOUTH ST .................................187
SOUTH RIVER RD ....................21
SPARKS DR W ..........................2
SPRING ST N ............................187
SPRING ST S ............................187
STANDERFER ST .....................187
STANLEY ST .............................187
STEELE ST ................................187
STEELE RANCH RD .................19
STOKES ST ...............................187
SUE ANN ST .............................187
SUE ANN ST .............................187
SUJA RD ....................................19
SUJA RD ....................................192
SUMMER ST N ..........................187
SUMMER ST S ..........................187
Q12 LAMP
F7 SOCC
S12 COVE
E8 SOCC
M5 LAMP
O5 LAMP
S13 COVE
P4 LAMP
G5 EVNT
L3 ESLC
M6 LAMP
O7 LAMP
P13 LAMP
G13 KEMP
S12 COVE
B14 ESLC
N5 BELL
N3 LAMP
O4 LAMP
L7 LAMP
O8 LAMP
P10 LAMP
R5 COVE
L14 COVE
N14 BELL
U2 LAMP
J12 LAMP
E5 EVNT
A7 CORY
M8 BELL
O2 LAMP
S2 LOME
T1 LOME
J13 LAMP
E3 KEMP
L2 LAMP
N7 CORY
H2 KEMP
T3 LOME
U1 LOME
P8 CORY
U3 LAMP
E5 KEMP
L7 BELL
N1 LAMP
Q13 COVE
Q13 LAMP
H12 SOLC
O4 LAMP
T11 CORY
C7 CORY
Q13 LAMP
B9 SOCC
P10 LAMP
N10 SOLC
F2 EVNT
M6 LAMP
O7 LAMP
K11 LAMP
H12 LAMP
N4 LAMP
G10 CORY
K12 LAMP
Q11 LAMP
Q12 LAMP
U13 COVE
A9 COVE
M6 LAMP
N6 LAMP
MAP GRID LOC*
SUMMERS RD .......................... 19 J14 COVE
SUNSET DR .............................. 187 O11 LAMP
SURPLUS AVE ......................... 187 P2 LAMP
TANGLEWOOD DR .................. 193 D10 SOCC
TANK DESTROYER BLVD ....... 20 N9 FTHD
TAYLOR ST ............................... 187 M14 LAMP
TAYLOR ST ............................... 191 F4 KEMP
TOM SAWYER ST .................... 2 F5 EVNT
TONKAWA LN ........................... 192 J4 KEMP
TONKAWA RD .......................... 193 C4 SOCC
TRACK RD ................................ 2 Q7 CORY
TRUELOVE DR ......................... 19 U12 COVE
TURKEY RUN RD ..................... 20 H12 FTHD
TWIN HILLS RD ........................ 193 A7 SOCC
TWIN MOUNTAIN RD ............... 19 D13 CORY
UPTON DR ................................ 193 O5 BELL
US HWY 190 ............................. 191 G9 KEMP
UTE LN ...................................... 192 J2 KEMP
VIGILANTE RD ......................... 193 C5 SOCC
VINE ST ..................................... 187 Q10 LAMP
WALNUT LN .............................. 191 H6 KEMP
WALNUT ST E .......................... 141 U3 LOME
WALNUT ST N .......................... 187 L8 LAMP
WALNUT ST S .......................... 187 M8 LAMP
WALNUT ST W ......................... 141 U3 LOME
WATER ST ................................ 187 P10 LAMP
WATERWORKS LN .................. 191 F4 KEMP
WELLS DR ................................ 193 M4 BELL
WELLS DR ................................ 193 P6 BELL
WENDY LN ................................ 193 N14 BELL
WESTERN AVE N ..................... 187 L9 LAMP
WESTERN AVE S ..................... 187 N10 LAMP
WEST RAILWAY ST N ............. 141 S1 LOME
WEST RAILWAY ST S .............. 141 T2 LOME
WHISPERING OAKS DR .......... 20 F1 CORY
WHITE ST ................................. 140 U15 LOME
WILLIS ST N .............................. 187 N2 LAMP
WILLIS ST S .............................. 187 Q3 LAMP
WILLOW LOOP ......................... 193 C8 SOCC
WILLOW LOOP ......................... 193 D9 SOCC
WINCHESTER DR .................... 19 S11 COVE
WOLFE DR ................................ 187 T4 LAMP
WOLFE DR ................................ 187 T3 LAMP
WURTS DR ............................... 2 G5 EVNT
YELLOWSTONE DR ................. 187 U3 LAMP
YUMA LN ................................... 192 J1 KEMP
ZUNI LN ..................................... 192 J4 KEMP
Cemeteries
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
BAILEY ...................................... 24
BEE HOUSE ............................. 6
BEND ......................................... 13
CENTER .................................... 16
CHADWICK ............................... 7
COLONY ................................... 13
COOK ........................................ 187
GARNER ................................... 18
GOTCHER ................................ 19
GROVES ................................... 17
HARMONY RIDGE ................... 7
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Q2
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SSAB
CNLC
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SSAB
LAMP
ESLC
CORY
CNLC
SSAB
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
HIGGINS ....................................6
HILLSDALE ...............................12
HINES CHAPEL ........................5
HOPE .........................................6
HURST RANCH .........................1
IMMANUEL CHURCH ...............19
KINGSBURY ..............................1
KNOX .........................................4
LANGFORD ...............................2
LOMETA ....................................141
LONG COVE .............................8
G3 CORY
B9 CORY
K5 NOLC
C6 CORY
N2 HAML
F13 CORY
M10 HAML
C8 NOLC
O7 CORY
P1 LOME
D12 WSLC
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
MEDLIN ..................................... 14
MURPHREE .............................. 2
NIX ............................................. 15
OAK HILL .................................. 187
O'NEAL ...................................... 3
PAYNE GAP .............................. 3
PEARL ....................................... 6
PICKETT ................................... 191
PILGRIMS REST ...................... 5
ROCK CHURCH ....................... 18
SENTERFITT ............................ 14
P14
H8
U5
F2
S11
H7
C13
F1
A6
J9
B8
WSLC
HAML
WSLC
LAMP
NOLC
MILL
CORY
ESLC
NOLC
ESLC
WSLC
NAME
MAP GRID LOC*
SMITH ........................................11
STANLEY CHAPEL ...................11
STRALEY ..................................11
TOWNSEN ................................11
R15
T5
B7
H9
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
CNLC
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C. C. Abney House
187 O7
Built in 1883 by P. M. Hargraves. Methodist parsonage, 1913-27. Construction
featured beaded wainscoting and carved beveled glass. Recorded Texas
Historic Landmark, 1964
Abney Plunge, Site of
187 L9
In 1902, local businessmen hired the American Drilling Co. to drill for oil at this
site on W. B. Abney's property. Early the next year, the crew struck sulphur
water, which was noted for having medicinal qualities. They also found
sources of salt and surface water. On several occasions, water stopped
flowing at Abney's well. A new well was drilled next to the old well in 1926,
and the following year Abney and his son built the Abney swimming pool. The
large pool, known as Abney's Plunge, became a popular attraction for
residents and visitors each year. The school district bought the property in
1937 and used the pool for many years until converting the site into a play
area in 1954.
Walter P. Acker (grave marker)
187 K4
Walter Acker joined the Confederate Army in Paulding, Mississippi at age 16.
He arrived in Lampasas in 1875 as an attorney with his second wife, Elizabeth.
He was elected district attorney in 1878. state representative in 1883, and
mayor in 1901. In 1910 Acker moved to Harris County and served three terms
in the State Legislature from that district. In 1930 he was honored as the last
confederate veteran to serve in the Texas Legislature. He died at the
Confederate Home in Austin
J. A. Adkins House
187 N13
Built 1868 by pioneer doctor, J. A. Adkins. House material came from patients
paying in stone rather than cash. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966.
Atherton School
10 B4
The first educational facility in this area, a boarding school for boys, opened in
the 1880s. It was housed in a two-story structure built on land owned by F. M.
Farley. A local schoolteacher, Abbie Atherton, applied to the U.S. Government
for a post office for the community in 1892. The post office was named
Atherton, and Abbie Atherton served as first postmistress. Eventually, the
community and the school also became known as Atherton. In addition to
educational facilities, the school provided a meeting place for local church
congregations and community activities. W. T. Nelson donated an acre of land
at this site for the school in 1904. The school building was enlarged over the
years as student attendance increased, and another acre of land was deeded
to the school in 1918 by W. T. Nelson. Atherton school served families in a
large rural area, with some students traveling as many as five miles to school
each day. Atherton School continued to serve residents of this area until 1942,
when it was consolidated with the Lometa School System. The school building
was later moved to Lometa in 1956.
Battle Branch
25 J3
Battle Branch This branch of Sulphur Creek was named for an event in the
Horrell-Higgins Feud. On the morning of March 26, 1877, Tom and Mart
Horrell were going to Lampasas to attend district court. En route, they were
ambushed by gunmen hiding in the brush near this location. The Horrells
returned fire and the attackers rode away. Mart took his wounded brother to a
nearby residence and continued to town for help. He led a squad of Texas
Rangers to the site, but officers never caught the attackers. Many believed a
Higgins faction had set up the ambush. The feud would continue, with
additional gunfighting, for several more months. (2003)
James Jackson Beeman (grave marker)
187 K4
(December 21, 1816 - December 7, 1888) One of the first settlers in Dallas
and Weatherford. Born in Madison County, Ill., came to Texas 1840. He
helped cut first road in Trinity Bottoms, name Turtle Creek (1841), and plat city
of Dallas, 1842. He guided Texas President Sam Houston to Indian parley,
1843; joined California Gold Rush, 1849; pioneered, Parker County, 1854;
aided in rescue of Comanche captive Cynthia Ann Parker, 1860. Returned to
Dallas to live, 1864. Died in Lampasas.
Centenary College and St. Dominic’s Villa
187 E7
Centenary College Preparatory School, Lampasas' first coeducational college,
was founded 1883 by the local Methodist Episcopal Church, on the centennial
of the organization of Methodism in the United States. First president was The
Rev. Marshall McIlhaney, at a salary of $125 per month. Two 3-story buildings
comprised the plant. First-year enrollment was 174 and tuition was $25 per 5month semester; Christmas break lasted 1-1/2 days. In 1894 the property was
sold and classes moved to the vacant Park Hotel; when the hotel burned a
year later, the college closed. St. Dominic's Villa, a Catholic boarding academy
for girls of all faiths, opened in 1900 in the former Centenary College buildings.
Under the able, spirited direction of the Dominican Sisters, it made progress
for two decades. Its former students recalled their villa days as ones of
"girlhood happiness". Sister Mary Catherine, director, and her dedicated staff
developed an atmosphere of home-like contentment and high scholastic
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standards. The college had two 5-month semesters; to gain school days,
Easter vacation was not observed. Peak enrollment of 70 was reached in the
second year. Anti-Catholic activity of the "Ku Klux Klan" helped influence the
villa to close, 1925.
Central Christian Church
187 N8
This Disciples of Christ congregation was organized as early as 1879. V. R.
Stapp served as the first full-time pastor. In 1905, this church building was
erected to replace an earlier sanctuary located on Fourth Street. Constructed
of hand-quarried, native limestone, the Central Christian Church building
exhibits some influences of the Romanesque revival style. Outstanding
features include the masonry work and the corner tower.
Chadwick’s Mill
7
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Famous pioneer sawmill, flour mill, and cotton gin. Built 1874 by Henry A.
Chadwick and son Milam. A sturdy oak dam across river supplied power. A
millrace chiseled in sandstone channeled water to millstones. Mill and gin
house were also sandstone. A fish trap in millrace offered food and sport to
customers, who often had to wait several days for a turn at the mill. This scenic
spot grew to be a popular resort around 1900, with hotel and dance platform.
Attracted hundreds of campers. Change in course of river, 1915, forced mill to
be abandoned.
Clear Creek Baptist Church
192 F14
According to oral tradition, this congregation was organized in 1872 as the
Clear Creek Missionary Baptist Church by six families who resided in this area
of east Lampasas County. The church petitioned for membership in the Leon
River Baptist Association in 1876 and sent delegates to the associational
meeting the following year. The Rev. Ambrose W. Elledge (d. 1884) served as
first pastor and is buried in the nearby cemetery. In 1889 Joseph M. and Alice
Carnes formally deeded land at this site to the church deacons, although a
sanctuary had been here since the late 1870s. During the last few years of the
19th century, the congregation joined the newly formed Lampasas Baptist
Association and grew to a membership of 66 under the leadership of The Rev.
C. C. Greer. In 1912, a tornado and then a hailstorm caused damage to the
sanctuary, but repairs sufficed to keep the building standing until the decision
to rebuild was made in 1940. Over the years a brush arbor and later an open
air tabernacle were used for revivals. Baptisms were held in the Lampasas
River (5 mi. S) until 1975. The oldest legible tombstone in the nearby church
cemetery is dated 1872.
Cook Cemetery
187 P11
This cemetery, Lampasas' oldest, was established as a pioneer community
graveyard in the mid-1850s. The first marked burial here was that of Rebecca
Hughes in 1854. The cemetery is named after Arkansas natives William M.
and Cynthia Cook who moved to Texas about 1856 and bought the land
containing this graveyard in 1861. No recorded burials occurred here after that
of J. S. Brown (d. 1873), due, it is believed, to major flooding here in 1873. The
cemetery has been altered by highway and business development. It was
deeded to the Lampasas County Historical Commission in 1978.
Old Cook Home, 1861
187 Q11
Of white native stone and lumber hauled here by wagons. First cemetery in
county is nearby. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark 1966.
First State Meeting of the Daughters of the Republic of
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On April 20, 1892, thirteen members of the Daughters of the Lone Star
Republic met in joint session with the Texas Veterans Association in
Lampasas. Having been organized the previous November in Houston, the
Daughters had been at work in the interim preparing a constitution and bylaws. Guy M. Bryan, vice president of the Texas Veterans Association,
presided at the 1892 annual convention in the Lampasas County Courthouse.
Mrs. Willie Ashe of Houston, representing her grandmother, Mrs. Anson Jones,
President of the Daughters, addressed the gathering and eloquently stated the
goals and objectives of the new organization. Following the adjournment of the
Texas Veterans' meeting on April 21, the Daughters of the Lone Star Republic
reconvened at the Lampasas Methodist Church (2 blocks east). With Mrs.
Anson Jones presiding, the members changed the name of the association to
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and adopted a constitution. The first
state meeting of the DRT solidified the members' desire to organize and
inaugurated a Texas institution dedicated to the preservation of the heritage of
the Republic era.
Shadrick Denson House
188 K8
Built in Civil War era by Shadrick T. Denson, soldier of Forney's Brigade in the
Confederate Army. Builder was Lampasas County sheriff, 1870-74, in time of
deadly feuds. Shot in the line of duty, later died as result of wound. Recorded
Texas Historic Landmark - 1964
First Baptist Church
187 N8
Originally known as Sulphur Springs Baptist Church, this congregation was
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organized in 1856, the same year the town and county of Lampasas were
created. Moses Hughes, one of the earliest settlers in the area, was 24
instrumental in the church's formation. The first pastor was The Rev. Richard
Howard (1817-82), a native of South Carolina who was active in the
establishment of several pioneer Texas churches. A sanctuary built along
Sulphur Creek served the congregation until 1872 when a new building was
constructed at Main and Fourth streets. By the late 1880s a larger facility was
needed and a new building was begun at Third and Key streets. A lack of
funds caused delays and it remained partially built until the 1890s. Under the
direction of The Rev. J. M. Carroll, local residents donated property to the
church. Funds from the sale of the land were used to complete the building. A
fire destroyed the structure in 1937 and new facilities were built on the same
site. Since the earliest days of the city, the First Baptist Church of Lampasas
has been an active leader in civic development, missions, and Baptist
associational work. Many prominent pastors and community leaders have
been associated with the congregation.
First Public School in Lampasas
187 L9
Erected 1895 to replace rented sites and aid in raising standards. In constant
use. RTHL, 1965
First United Methodist Church
187 P13
Methodists in Lampasas were holding church services as early as 1866. The
Rev. William F. Cummins is the first known pastor to have served the
Methodist circuit in this area. Although the exact details of the organization of
the First United Methodist Church of Lampasas are unclear, it is known that a
sanctuary was built on Fourth Street in 1880, during the pastorate of The Rev.
E. F. Kahle. Four years later, the congregation sponsored the opening of 25
Centenary College. The Christian Boarding and Preparatory School was
located in Lampasas and was in operation for about ten years. In 1900, under
the leadership of The Rev. J. S. Braswell, the fellowship moved to a new
church home on Key Avenue. The congregation relocated to Highway 190 26
East and Alexander Drive (1 mi. N) in 1966. Mergers with the Black Methodist
congregation known as Alice Chapel and a rural Methodist church at Ogles
have strengthened the membership. With ties to the Reconstruction Era in 27
Texas history, the First United Methodist Church of Lampasas has played a
long and distinguished role in the leadership of this community. Descendants
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of some of the earliest known members still worship with the congregation.
James S. Gillett (grave marker)
187 K4
(1810-1874) Lawyer and frontier fighter. Born in Kentucky. Attained rank of
Major in Mexican War, 1846-49. He was elected to the 3rd Texas Legislature,
serving 1849-50. Appointed by Gov. P. H. Bell, he was Adjutant General of
Texas, Nov. 24, 1851, to Feb. 4, 1856. He was again in the Texas Rangers in
1859-60 and served under Confederacy in Civil War, 1861-65. He married
Elizabeth Harper. One of their children was famed Texas Ranger James B. 29
Gillett.
Garrison Greenwood (grave marker)
187 K4
(December 19, 1799-October 18, 1859) A Ranger in Republic of Texas, 30
Greenwood left Illinois to avoid Indian Wars. Arrived in Texas (then part of
Mexico) in 1833 with wagon train of Baptist Daniel Parker. In 1835 he helped
found Fort Houston (in present Anderson County); set up a Ranger post on 31
Trinity River to fight Indians. In 1836 he led local settlers fleeing to Louisiana in
front of Santa Anna's army in "Runaway Scrape." Spent rest of life as Texas
farmer. Had 14 children.
Hancock Springs
187 R8
First white settlers in 1850's found Indians using curative waters here. Town 32
was quickly developed around the springs. Stage and freight routes and many
cattle drives came this way. The springs took the name of landowner, John
Hancock. On a hill to the north about 1882, promoters of the Santa Fe Railway
built a 200-room "Park Hotel," with boardwalk to the springs, bathhouses,
many other luxuries. It gained wide fame as South's finest health resort. 33
Closed in a few years as a hotel, it later housed Centenary College, until it
burned in 1895. Area is now a city park.
Hanna Springs
187 N11
Famous health spa and resort of early Lampasas. These sulphur springs were
first exploited by John Hanna, member of a locally prominent family. Hundreds
came to camp and take the healing waters. As reputation of area grew, the
Central Texas Town Co. was formed to promote park, 1884. A convention hall
was built, and the 1892 State Democratic Convention, meeting here, voted to
support Grover Cleveland for U.S. President and nominated James Hogg for
Governor. (Both men won.) Hanna Hall was later converted into an opera
house. The resort closed after 1900.
Hart House
187 N10
Built soon after Civil War. At first was 2-room, 2-story stagecoach stand and
hotel. During 1870's was enlarged twice, to board visitors of the local health
resort. Also has been a tannery, and has survived two floods of Sulphur Creek.
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Horrell-Higgins Feud
187 N11
The Horrell and Higgins families were among the early settlers of Lampasas
County. Tom, Mart, Merritt and Sam Horrell were accused of many crimes,
including cattle rustling and murder. Pink Higgins was a cattleman and trail
driver who, in 1876, began accusing the Horrell brothers of stealing his cattle.
On January 22, 1877, Pink Higgins shot and killed Merritt Horrell in the Gem
Saloon. This was the beginning of a six-month battle between the Horrell
brothers and Pink Higgins, Bob Mitchell, Bill Wren and their followers. On
March 26, Tom and Mart Horrell were ambushed on their way into Lampasas.
Captain John C. Sparks of the Texas Rangers went in pursuit, but no one was
captured. Higgins remained a fugitive, but eventually surrendered and was
ordered to appear in court. On June 4, the Lampasas County District Clerk's
Office was burglarized and District Court records were destroyed. Three days
later, the biggest battle of the feud took place on the public square in
Lampasas; one man from each side was killed. Major John B. Jones,
commander of the Texas Ranger Frontier Battalion, came to Lampasas and
sent Sergeant N. O. Reynolds and a company of Rangers out to capture the
Horrells. The brothers were arrested and agreed to make peace by sending a
letter of reconciliation to the Higgins party. This treaty was the formal end to
one of the worst feuds in Texas history. What was perhaps the true termination
of the feud came in 1878 in the town of Meridian, when Tom and Mart Horrell
were murdered in their jail cell by a vigilante mob. Sam Horrell left Texas,
resettled in Oregon and died of old age. Pink Higgins eventually settled near
Spur in West Texas and went to work as a range detective. (2000)
W. R. Hughes Home
25 A12
Built 1880 by W. R. Hughes, farmer, orchard grower. "Old Plantation"
architecture; has ornate gables, dormers, glass. Recorded Texas Historic
Landmark, 1966
Moses Hughes Home, 1856
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Family kept a mule tied to live oak in the yard, to bray and warn them of Indian
attack. RTHL - 1966
Hughes’ Springs
188 M2
One of the Lampasas sulphur springs named in honor of first settler in this
vicinity in 1853, Moses Hughes, whose wife regained health through its waters.
Huling Cottage
187 N9
Built 1860-1872. Native limestone and cedar. New England colonial
architecture. Bought 1872 for $3,000 in gold by Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock Smith
Huling, who as an orphan from Kentucky was in the group of Texas families
fleeing toward the Sabine River just ahead of Santa Anna's army in the 1836
"Runaway Scrape". Her husband, Thomas B. Huling (1805-1865), was in the
revolution, and was later a Republic of Texas Congressman.
W. N Huling Home, 1877
187 M9
Mrs. Huling, a Lampasas banker's daughter, was cousin to U.S. Treasury
Secretary Andrew Mellon. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1965
Old Huling Mansion
23 D9
Later the "Snap" Bean Ranch House. Built 1855 with slave labor, of native
stone and cedar. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966
Keystone Hotel
187 M10
1870. Famous early-day stagecoach inn of J. L. N. Gracy. Windows have
keystone arches. Native rock was hauled to site by oxen. In rear was grave of
boy killed by Indians; also bell tower, house for employees. Wagon yard was
across road. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1965
Lampasas County
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Formed from Travis and Bell counties; created February 1, 1856; organized
March 10, 1856; The name Lampazos, first given to the river by the Spaniards,
was suggested by the many cockle-burs in the region. First settlements about
1850; first railroad, 1882; county seat, Burleson, after 1856, called Lampasas.
Lampasas County Courthouse
187 N11
After the Texas Legislature created Lampasas County in 1856, official
business of the county was conducted from a variety of spaces and buildings.
Land for the courthouse square was set aside when the town of Lampasas
was platted in the 1850s. In 1882, the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
extended their tracks to the county seat, bringing significant growth and
prosperity to the area. In 1883, the Commissioners Court, with county judge
W. P. Beall presiding, hired Waco architect Wesley Clark Dodson to design the
new courthouse. The building contractor (Kane Brothers) and the stone
contractors (T. Lovell and Company) executed Dodson's plan, completing the
building in 1884. Reflecting influences of the Second Empire and Italianate
styles of architecture, the Lampasas County Courthouse features a central
clock tower, arched windows and a mansard roof. In 1884, the Commissioners
Court authorized the city to place a Seth Thomas clock in the tower. Since its
construction, the courthouse has been a focal point for city and county
activities, including local festivals. Floods in 1936 and 1957 damaged the
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building, requiring repair and reconstruction. Today, the stately Lampasas
County Courthouse remains an outstanding example of the golden era of
courthouse construction in the state. It continues to serve as an important
symbol of the county's growth and development and as an influence on the
historic character of the county seat. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark 41
1965
Lampasas County Jail
187 N10
Built in 1883 of native stone with Romanesque trim. Later stuccoed. Supports
of interior scaffold remain.
Lampasas County, C. S. A.
187 N11
Organized 1856; had 1028 people in 1860; favored secession by 85 to 75 vote
in 1861. Sent 2 units to serve in Texas State Troops, 2nd Frontier District; one
unit to 17th Texas Infantry; 2 units to 27th Brigade, Texas Militia. Also had 48
Minute Men in 6 patrols to guard home front and property of men away at war.
After a week of duty, each unit returned home to aid women and children
tending cattle, crops. Helped supply frontier troops and miners in Longhorn
Caverns. Indians still roamed here during Civil War, stealing horses, killing
hunters and others.
Gunfight at the Lampasas Saloon
187 T5
In the early 1870s Lampasas was a wild frontier town. In January 1873 Sheriff
S.T. Denson was shot while arresting brothers Wash and Mark Short. The
district judge sent men to apprehend the Short brothers, but the posse was 42
stopped by Ben, Tom, and Mart Horrell and several others. Sheriff Denson and
the justices of the peace of Lampasas County appealed to Governor Edmund
J. Davis for the assistance of the State Police. On February 10, Governor
Davis issued a proclamation prohibiting the carrying of sidearms in Lampasas.
On March 14, Captain Thomas Williams and seven state policemen entered
Lampasas to enforce the proclamation. The State Police immediately arrested
Bill Bowen for carrying a gun in town. Bowen persuaded Captain Williams and
two of his men to enter Jerry Scott's Lampasas Saloon, this led to a gunfight 43
between the State Police and the Horrell brothers and their associates. Three
officers were killed in the saloon and a fourth was fatally wounded while trying
to escape. The police were buried in Lampasas, but Captain Williams was
reinterred in the Texas State Cemetery in Austin. More State Police came to
Lampasas and joined forces with the sheriff and Lampasas and Burnet County
Minute Men companies to search for the Horrell Gang. They arrested four men
connected with the incident. In early May the Horrell gang attacked the
Georgetown Jail and released Mart Horrell and Jerry Scott form custody. The
Horrell gang remained in the Lampasas area until September when they left
for New Mexico. In 1874 they returned to Lampasas. In 1876 the Horrell
brothers stood trial for the murder of the State Police, but were found not
guilty. (2000)
Lampasas Volunteer Fire Dept.
187 N9
Beginning with two hose-reel companies and one hook and ladder company in
late 1880's this department has been constantly on call. Has fought many
serious blazes; assisted during several disastrous floods. On Christmas Eve,
the big red trucks carry food and clothing to the needy.
Little Hotel
187 M9
After the nearby Gracy (now Keystone) Hotel was completed in 1870, it was 44
decided to use the leftover stone for the construction of a "Little Hotel." Built for
J. L. N. Gracy and his bride, the structure contained a private apartment
upstairs and rooms for travelers downstairs. It was constructed by Charles
Green, a stonemason who worked on several other buildings in the area,
including the Gracy Hotel and the Coleman County Courthouse and Jail. The
Little Hotel now serves as a reminder of the pioneer heritage and
craftsmanship of Lampasas.
Long Cove Baptist Church
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The organizational meeting for the Long Cove Baptist Church was held on
February 22, 1876, by The Rev. Noah T. Byars, a prominent early Texas
Baptist minister. There were eight charter members in the congregation, which
originally was known as Sims Creek Baptist Church. By 1885, the name Long
Cove had been adopted. Membership grew under the leadership of itinerant
pastors. The fellowship met for worship services for many years in the Long
Cove schoolhouse, which was located near this site. The schoolhouse also
served as a community social center. When the structure burned in 1925, the
congregation, under the leadership of The Rev. D. K. Smith, constructed a
wooden sanctuary. By 1981, membership had dwindled such that those
remaining voted to disband. For more than a century, the church provided
significant service and leadership to the Long Cove community and, through
former members, to other areas as well. The cemetery at this site was long
associated with the Baptist congregation. It is located on the grounds of the
early school building and contains the graves of Civil War and World War II 45
veterans, and pioneers of the rural community.
McAnelly Settlement
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Threshold for settlement of Lampasas, San Saba counties. Commemorates
homestead site of Robert D. McAnelly (1806-1888) who came here in early
1830's; was surveyor of large areas of surrounding land. McAnelly's Bend was
named for him in 1858. His son, Cornelius, was first white child born in
Lampasas County.
Moline School Site
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The Moline community was settled on the north central boundary line of
Lampasas County in the 1880s. Early families in the area were the Carswells,
Cooks, Andersons, Woods, Bakers, O'Neals, Hairstons, Pattersons, Poes,
Murphys, Adamses, and Woolseys. Children of the settlers attended school in
Payne Gap (Mills County) or in the Gray community. Facilities at these schools
grew too small to accommodate the number of children in the area. In 1916,
Kenneth A. and Olive Patterson donated five acres of land for the Moline
School. Prominently sited on a hill (100 yds. SE) overlooking the community,
the original three-room building was constructed by G. C. O'Neal with the help
of other citizens. From 1916 until 1949, Moline School grew to include five
classrooms, a science lab, library, homemaking room, shop, lunchroom, and a
four-room teacherage. During its peak enrollment in the early 1930s, Moline
was the largest rural school in Lampasas County. Although the school closed
in 1949 and Moline is now a ghost town, their history is an important part of the
heritage of Lampasas County.
Oak Hill Cemetery
187 K4
Hartwell Fountain sold ten acres of land to the City of Lampasas in 1872 to
establish this cemetery. Originally known as City Cemetery, it was renamed
Oak Hill Cemetery in 1908. The Ladies Cemetery Association, a group of
concerned Lampasas women, maintained the cemetery from 1891 to 1948,
when the city assumed responsibility. Among those buried here are local
pioneers, prominent business people, veterans of wars including the Texas
Revolution and the Civil War, and their descendants.
Site of Old Opera House
187 M9
(1883-1894) Typical of the efforts of early communities to bring culture to the
frontier, the Elks Opera House was also the scene of traveling theatricals, local
amateur dramas, and reunions of Confederate veterans. Sometimes called the
Barnes Opera House (for owner) it presented "Ten Nights in a Bar Room," "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," "East Lynn," and other popular plays of the late 19th
century, as well as musical programs. Modern for the times, it was lighted by
brilliant chandeliers and had brown leather chairs extending in tiers to the
orchestra pit. The drop curtain was a woodland scene on a flaming red
background. When the structure burned in 1894, it was not rebuilt. Several
hundred opera houses sprang up in Texas between the decades of the
Republic and World War I. Every major town had one, and opera companies
from San Francisco, Chicago, and Cincinnati made annual tours, sometimes
playing a town two weeks. Opera houses also helped curb the influence of
theaters and music halls, whose public reputation unfortunately matched that
of the saloons and gambling houses. With the advent of the automobile, radio,
and motion picture in the early 20th century, however, audiences declined and
the opera house era came to a close. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark,
1967
Operation Longhorn
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The close of World War II brought new tensions to America that led to the Cold
War. Under fear of communism and nuclear assault, the U.S. Army and Air
Force simulated a war in one of the largest maneuvers ever to be staged on
American soil. Called Operation Long Horn, the simulation included thwarting
an invasion and recovering from an atomic attack. To carry out the mock war,
which began in late March 1952, ranchers between Waco and San Angelo
signed easements to their land. Several Lometa-area ranches became sites of
battles and campgrounds as more than 115,000 troops came to Texas for
maneuvers. The town's population grew from 900 to 22,000, and the troops
and supporting civilian staff members faced life in a small town. Local
residents cooperated and participated by rationing and trading with troops,
offering facilities for a mock U.S.O. (United Service Organizations) facility and
attending programs and presentations given by soldiers. Such programs
included an airdrop of 2,500 troops, as well as weapons, equipment and
rations, in a training maneuver that pitted the 31st Infantry, 47th Infantry, and
1st armored division against the 82nd Airborne Division out of Fort Bragg,
North Carolina. In a nationally publicized event, aggressor forces captured and
occupied Lampasas (17 mi. SE), establishing mock control of media and
setting curfews. The city was liberated near the end of the simulation on April
9, 1952. The $3,300,000 exercise left local residents with damaged ranch
land, outbuildings, fences and gates, as well as spooked livestock, but also
gave them an opportunity to experience war in their own community. (2004)
John Patterson House
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Built 1879-1880 by John Patterson, first man to cultivate (in 1854) land in
county, and a Minute Man during Civil War. Recorded Texas Historic
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Phantom Hill Road
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In 1851-52, in a major reorganization of the frontier defense system, the U.S.
Army built a line of 7 forts between the Red River and the Rio Grande to
protect the scattered remote settlements and travel routes to California. On
Nov. 14, 1851, Fort Phantom Hill was established near present Abilene (120
miles NW) by Col. J. J. Abercrombie and the 5th Infantry. The Phantom Hill 54
Road, the vital transportation and communication link between the fort and
military headquarters at Austin (80 miles SE), was the first road in Lampasas
County, and crossed at this site. Supply trains of up to 24 wagons drawn by
mules, horses, and oxen passed along this route to the frontier fort. The road
was used primarily by the military until the abandonment of Fort Phantom Hill 55
on April 6, 1854, but also served as a thoroughfare for early settlers entering
the region and continued in that capacity until after the Civil War. About 1870,
traffic passing through the area was diverted to the Senterfitt Stage Station
(1.5 miles SW), and this section of the road abandoned. Several isolated
segments of the Phantom Hill Road remain in use in the county, and physical
evidence of the Emy's Creek Crossing (200 yards S) still exists.
Phillips and Trosper Buildings
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Many of Lampasas' downtown structures, including buildings on the site 56
owned by prominent developer John B. Higdon, were gutted by fire in August
1884. Higdon then sold one lot to David W. Phillips, who served in the State
Legislature in 1898-1902. Late in 1884, Phillips erected the eastern half of this 57
pair of adjoining structures. Grocers J. M. and A. L. Trosper built the other half
at about the same time. In 1888 the Trospers sold the property to noted civic
leaders and druggists, H. N. and J. R. Key. The Key Brothers Drug Store
occupied the Trosper building for 16 years. These buildings are good
examples of late 19th century commercial storefront. They feature limestone
construction, 4-bay facades, and round-arched transoms above the entry
doors. The buildings have housed several businesses, including the Majestic
Cafe, Donovan's Cafe, Hoover & Noyes Saloon, the Lampasas "Daily Leader"
newspaper, the Bum's Domino Club, the workshop of a noted bootmaker, a
bowling alley, grocery store, dance hall, furniture store, meat market, and 58
apartments. The Trosper and Phillips buildings, important elements of
downtown Lampasas, are both listed in the National Register of Historic
places. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1995
Pierian Club
187 M9
Twenty civic-minded women in 1902 chartered the Pierian Club of Lampasas,
which became a member organization of the General Federation of Women's
Clubs and the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs that same year. The club
was named for the mythical Pierian Spring, and the members focused on 59
literature, art, education, social issues, Texas heritage and philanthropy. In
1903, the Pierians joined with another group to begin a book collection for
what would become the Lampasas Public Library. After more than a century,
the club continues to support the library and to make substantial contributions
to the betterment of the community. (2003)
Pleasant Valley Farmers’ Alliance No. 1
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First chapter of the Farmers' Alliance in Texas. Founded 1877, it became one
of the strongest arms of the national agrarian reform movement of the era. The 60
group was begun by John R. Allen on Donaldson Creek (1 mi. S) in a
"rawhide" (rough) lumber school. Its main purpose was to improve ruinous 61
farm living and economic conditions. Missing livestock were traced by 2 secret
officers known as "Grand Smokies". In 1887 the 3,000 sub-alliances merged
with the "Farmers' Union", then helped spark the Populist Party drive of the
1890's; but by 1900 they had died out.
Thomas Pratt (grave marker)
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(1807-1878). Veteran of Army of Republic of Texas, he was Captain of 1st
Regt., T. J. Green's Brigade, in 1836. In Civil War (1861-65), served in Texas
Militia, Confederate Army. In private life, was farmer and rancher. Owned land
in Coleman and Lampasas counties. His wife Susan (1795?-1878) was a
member of first Anglo colony in Texas. A kindly man, Pratt left funds in his will
to provide meat for "poor and reputable widows".
Salt Works, C. S. A.
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West of here, on the Colorado. Brine springs used by Indians as infirmary or
health resort. Increased operations in Civil War to make Army supply, for the
men, cavalry horses and mule teams; and for general use for table and ranch
purposes. To pump brine from the spring, a horse driven in a circle operated a
lift that filled troughs upon a 40-foot-high scaffold. Cedar boughs placed in the
troughs concentrated the brine, which filtered down into iron kettles that boiled
one bushel of salt out of 50 bushels of brine.
Santa Fe Depot
187 M10
1904. Early-day center for news and social life. Replaced mule car from old
depot to city square. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966
Scholten Railroad
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Owned by the "Scholten Brothers Cedar Company". A 25-mile narrow-gauge
railroad that operated about 1912-1920 from Lometa to San Saba County.
Constructed by Edward and Alfred Scholten (from Holland), line hauled cedar
posts and piling to Santa Fe Line at Lometa to be distributed to fast-growing
West Texas. Employees totaled 500. Headquarters were located 100 yards
west.
Site of Old Town of Senterfitt
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Named for Reuben S. Senterfitt, cattle king in this area in 1850's. Post office
was established at early stage stand, 1877. Mr. Senterfitt laid out townsite and
gave land for cemetery and school. Town served a large area producing wool,
hides, cotton, pecans; had 400 people before removal to railroad about 1890.
Senterfitt Cemetery
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Pioneer Reuben S. Senterfitt came to this area in the 1860s. A town named for
him gradually built up and at its peak boasted hotels, mills, stores, saloons, a
school, churches, a stage stop, and this cemetery. The town declined after it
was bypassed by the railroad in the 1890s. The cemetery contains the graves
of many early settlers. The oldest documented burial here is that of Joseph C.
Howell, who died in 1877 at the age of three. Also interred in the graveyard are
veterans of the Civil War, World War I, World War II, and Vietnam.
Philip Smith House
11 R15
Built 1856 by Texas War for Independence teamster, Philip Smith. 24" walls of
native rock; cedar framework. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966
Saint Mary’s Catholic Church
187 K8
Catholics in this area organized services in 1880 at a chapel on William Mark
Wittenburg's ranch (about 23 mi. NW). In 1885 they built a church on West
Fifth Street in Lampasas, dedicated to Saint Mary. Mass was celebrated once
a month for a parish covering 3,200 square miles. After 1900 Father Joseph le
Gardeur, chaplain at the nearby convent and school, offered weekly Mass. In
1907 he was made resident pastor of this congregation. Bishop Christopher E.
Byrne (1867-1950) served briefly as acting pastor in 1921. A stone sanctuary
built in 1940 on this site burned in 1970, replaced by a new building in 1972.
Texas Sesquicentennial 1836 - 1986
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
187 N9
Built 1884 of native limestone. Oldest church in area still in use. Modeled after
Gothic church in Rugby, England, birthplace of W. T. Campbell, pioneer
communicant. Other parish founders include: A. H. Barnes, Dr. J. C.
Bierbower, T. H. Haynie, W. C. Price, J. F. White, J. E. Raiburne, and W. H.
Webber. Interior decor including oaken altar and pews is original. Sanctuary
enhanced by famous Tintoretto panel. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark,
1969
Richard S. Stokes (grave marker)
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Joined Confederate Army, as a private, Aug. 7, 1861; was promoted to 1st Lt.,
Co. I, 8th Infantry, Miss. Regiment, on Aug. 29, 1864. Came to Texas in 1868,
settled in Lampasas County as a rancher and farmer; married Elizabeth
Rawson, and had seven children. On July 19, 1911, at Chadwick's Mill, on the
Colorado River, at age 73, Stokes rescued Lillie B. Evetts, Eva Foster, and R.
Ashley Greaves from drowning. For the feat, he received a Carnegie Hero
Medal.
Lee Straley House
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Mule-Drawn Street Car
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Santa Fe Syndicate (builder of this depot) operated the mule-drawn streetcar 1880's to turn of century. The syndicate was bringing guests to Park Hotel,
near mineral springs in Hancock Park. Syndicate ads all over the U.S.
promoted Lampasas as "Saratoga of the South".
Texas Bankers Association
187 N11
Organized in 1885, this group is the oldest and largest (with 1,150 member
banks as of 1969) State Bankers Association in the United States. Inspired by
the ten-year success of the American Bankers Association, two young bankers
of Lampasas Springs, Frank R. Malone and E. M. Longcope, composed on
May 26, 1885, an enthusiastic letter presenting the need for a similar group in
Texas. Being loyal citizens, they also promoted Lampasas Springs as the
convention site, praising it as a "great spa" with "scenery...sure to inspire
grand thoughts". Published in the "Galveston News", then the leading
newspaper in the state, their plan brought immediate response. For the next
six weeks an advertisement in the "News" each day announced the future
meeting. Thus on July 23, 1885, thirty-one bankers from all over Texas
convened here in the plush Park Hotel for a three-day organizational meeting,
characterized by the many dynamic young (under 35) men present. Jas. F.
Miller, member of Congress and of a private banking firm in Gonzales, was
elected first president. The provisions of one of the resolutions passed at the
meeting-- to provide for the chartering of state banks-- have been state law
since 1905.
Townsen’s Mill
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Built on Mill Branch in 1872, Perry and Jasper Townsen's steam mill cut
"rawhide" lumber and ground wheat and corn. Post office established 1881
moved in 1891 to Adamsville store of John Adams and The Rev. McCall
Smith. Mr. Smith built, and was pastor of, earliest Presbyterian church there.
United Presbyterian Church of Adamsville
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In late 1880, The Rev. McCall Smith and 19 charter members met in the home
of L. Jasper and Mary Ann Townsen. They organized the Pleasant Valley
Cumberland Presbyterian Church and held services in a schoolhouse or under
a brush arbor. In 1903 "the tabernacle" was erected on camp grounds west of
Adamsville. This meetinghouse was built in 1917 and the tabernacle was
moved here in 1946 and used for several years. After a 1958 merger, this
congregation became part of the United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.
Birthplace of Stanley Walker
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(1898 - 1962) Noted Texas journalist and editor. Began his career in Austin
and Dallas. From 1920 to 1935 was with New York "Herald-Tribune", where as
City Editor he trained many writers. Also was on staff of Philadelphia "Ledger".
He wrote "The Night Club Era", "Mrs. Astor's Horse", 5 other books, many
articles. Spent last years here.
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