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South Texas is a vibrant and diverse region, known for its rich history, unique blend of cultures, and stunning natural landscapes. Mansfield Photography has had the pleasure of visiting several towns in this region, capturing the essence of South Texas through its historic missions, coastal beauty, and lively communities. Here, we showcase all the towns we’ve explored in South Texas.
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Brackettville, Texas – Forts, Films, and Frontier Spirit. In 1852, a small community emerged in what is now Kinney County, Texas, named after Oscar B. Brackett, a merchant who set up a supply station to support nearby military operations. The location was strategic—close to the Rio Grande and along vital trade routes that connected Mexico…
Catarina, Texas – The Ghostly Remains of a Texas Town. The story of this once-promising town begins in the early 1900s. Initially a small settlement, Catarina gained significance when the Asherton and Gulf Railway extended its line through the area. The town’s name is said to have come from a Mexican woman killed by Indians…
La Feria, Texas – From Spanish Land Grant to Modern-Day Charm. In 1777, the Spanish crown granted a vast expanse of land in what is now South Texas to Rosa María Hinojosa de Ballí. This grant, known as “La Feria,” became the foundation for a community that would evolve over centuries. The name “La Feria”…
San Benito, Texas – The Conjunto Sound of Texas. Established in 1907, San Benito quickly became a vital center for agriculture and commerce. The fertile land and favorable climate attracted settlers looking to build a prosperous future. Early investments in irrigation systems and transportation infrastructure laid the foundation for steady growth, helping the town become…
Comfort, Texas – A Hill Country Hideaway. Comfort, Texas, founded in 1854, is a historic and inviting town in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Named for the ease and contentment its founders hoped to find in their new home, Comfort was established by a community of German settlers known for their commitment to…
Kerrville, Texas – Heartbeat of Hill Country. Kerrville, Texas, is more than a modern town—it’s a land that has held the stories of humanity for thousands of years. Archaeological findings show that the area around Kerrville has been inhabited for over 10,000 years, with ancient artifacts and tools discovered near the Guadalupe River. These relics…
Center Point, Texas – Resilience and Character. Center Point, Texas, holds a unique position in Kerr County history, balancing both quaint rural charm and storied resilience. Established in the 1850s, Center Point was initially a trading post for early settlers seeking supplies and safety. The town’s name arose from its central location between the towns…
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