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Central Texas is a region known for its rolling hills, vibrant communities, and rich cultural heritage. Mansfield Photography has visited many towns in Central Texas, capturing the area’s unique blend of history, natural beauty, and local charm. Here, we showcase all the towns we’ve explored in Central Texas. View all our articles on Small Town Texas.
Granger, Texas – A Texas Town Built on Brick and History. Granger, Texas, is a small town with a big story. Located in Williamson County, it may not boast the size of its nearby neighbors, but its rich history and charming streets have left an indelible mark on the region. From its foundation in the…
Cranfills Gap, Texas – A Hidden Gem in Bosque County. Cranfills Gap is a small, charming Texas bucket list town nestled in the rolling hills of Bosque County. The town was first settled in the late 1850s, with the arrival of Norwegian immigrants who were drawn to the area’s fertile land and scenic beauty. The…
San Saba, Texas – The Pecan Capital of the World. San Saba, Texas, was first settled in the mid-1850s by pioneers drawn to the area’s fertile soil and the abundance of fresh water provided by the San Saba River. Officially founded in 1856, the town was named after the river, which in turn was named…
Giddings, Texas – A Blend of History and Progress. Founded in 1871, Giddings, Texas, owes its creation and name to the railroad industry, which played a crucial role in shaping the town’s development. The community was named after Jabez Demming Giddings, a lawyer and stockholder in the Houston and Texas Central Railway. The town came…
Iredell, Texas – Rich History, Now Nearly a Ghost Town. Iredell, Texas, is a small town located in Bosque County, founded in the 1850s. The town was named after Ward Keeler’s son, Ire. Attracted by the fertile land and proximity to the Bosque River, pioneers began to settle in the region to establish farms and…
Walnut Springs, Texas – A Charming Town with a Rattlesnake Roundup! Walnut Springs, Texas, is a quaint town located in Bosque County, nestled between the rolling hills and limestone bluffs of the Texas Hill Country. The town was settled in the late 1860s and named after the nearby natural springs that were surrounded by walnut…
Caldwell, Texas – Where Heritage and Tradition Meet. Founded in the 1840s, Caldwell, Texas, carries a name that pays tribute to Mathew Caldwell, a significant figure in Texas history and a signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Located in the heart of Burleson County, the town quickly became a key agricultural center for the…
Rosebud, Texas – A Bloom in the Heart of Falls County. Rosebud, located about 30 minutes east of Temple, is a small but captivating town in Falls County. Its name, as delightful as the flower itself, is said to have originated from a local resident known for their beautiful roses. Officially established in 1889, Rosebud…
Wortham, Texas – From Railroads to Oil Booms. Wortham, Texas, a small but historically rich town in Freestone County, came into existence in the 1870s. It was named after Colonel Luther Wortham, a merchant instrumental in securing railway for area. Situated in a prime location for westward settlers, the town soon became a popular stop….
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