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Tehuacana, Texas – Texas Hall and Founding of Trinity University. Nestled in Limestone County, the town’s name originates from the Tehuacana Indians. Early settlers adopted this indigenous name when the area was settled in the mid-1800s, drawn by the region’s fertile lands and picturesque hills. The town’s location, situated between larger urban centers, and one…
Mexia, Texas – Love Conquers All. Mexia, Texas, was named in honor of General José Antonio Mexía, a prominent Mexican army officer who supported Texas’ independence from Mexico in the 1830s. The Mexía family owned large tracts of land in the region, and their influence played a role in the naming of the town. Mexía…
Groesbeck, Texas – The “Million Dollar Courthouse”. Groesbeck, Texas, was founded in 1869 when the Houston and Texas Central Railroad extended its tracks through Limestone County. The town was named after Abram Groesbeeck, a railroad director who played a key role in its establishment. Over time, the spelling of the town’s name was simplified to…
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