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Arp
ARP, TEXAS. Arp is on the Missouri Pacific Railroad and State Highway 135 eighteen miles southeast of Tyler in southeastern Smith County. Kickapoo Creek flows to the south. The area was occupied as early as 1868, when John G. and Eliza Sartain bought six acres from Henry Moore. In 1872 the International-Great Northern Railroad was built, and the community became Jarvis Switch, a stop on the line. Commercial development began in 1897 when truck and fruit farmer J. W. Melton moved there from Troup. He was the first local citizen to ship tomatoes to northern markets. The post office was established in 1898 as Strawberry with Charles P. Orr as postmaster. The following year the town was renamed after William Arp, a popular newspaper editor.
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ATHENS
Are you growing tired of the hustle and bustle of today's work a day world - spending hours each week sitting in your car just trying to get to work to spend all day staring at the same laptop screen, catapulting yourself towards carpal tunnel and old age? Well, you're not alone! And lucky for you, the folks of Athens, TX have just the cure! Athens has the charm of a small southern town while still retaining many of the qualities of a larger city. It's only a short drive from Dallas making it the perfect getaway for the casual traveler and outdoor enthusiasts alike who consider the surrounding countryside and lakes the perfect playground for their outdoor activities. While progress is evident everywhere, Athens embraces its heritage and celebrates its colorful past. Athens is nationally acknowledged as "The Home of Original Hamburger" and is also home to the Annual Texas Fiddlers Contest and Reunion, the oldest such event in the U.S. When you're ready to leave bright lights and honking horns behind, come to Athens and enjoy the fireflies and crickets - for a weekend, or longer. You can learn more about Athens here:
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Brownsboro
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Brownsboro
Brownsboro was first settled in 1849 by John (Red) Brown, who operated a toll bridge across Kickapoo Creek on the road to Jordan's Saline and Tyler.
As of the census[1] of 2010, there were 2076 people, 291 households, and 220 families residing in the city.
The City of Brownsboro is served by the Brownsboro Independent School District.
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Bullard
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Bullard
Bullard is a growing community with a rich history in the east Texas area. Our community reflects the friendliness of a small town yet it is a growing City with nearby access to our big city neighbor, Tyler Texas. Quality family values are the cornerstone of the City and help to create a warm and friendly place to raise children.
The City of Bullard , Texas, with a population of 2,463, is located on Hwy 69 South in Smith and Cherokee Counties approximately 8 miles south of Tyler.
Official website of the City of Bullard, Bullard, Texas
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Bullard
Welcome to the City of Bullard
Bullard is a growing community with a rich history in the east Texas area. Our community reflects the friendliness of a small town yet it is a growing City with nearby access to our big city neighbor, Tyler Texas. Quality family values are the cornerstone of the City and help to create a warm and friendly place to raise children.
The City of Bullard , Texas, with a population of 2,463, is located on Hwy 69 South in Smith and Cherokee Counties approximately 8 miles south of Tyler.
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Canton, TX Commercial Real Estate
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Chandler
Chandler’s quality of life characteristics are parallel to their city brand, “City with a Heart”. Volunteer opportunities abound for people of all ages – Volunteer Fire Department, Keep Chandler Beautiful,Youth 4H, citywide festivals, Little League, Chandler Library, city and county boards and school activities are a few examples. Residents find fulfillment in promoting their city and helping their neighbor. Chandler is a “clean” city where one rarely sees any trash or rubbish on the streets. The city contracts with a private business for trash pickup and destruction of unsightly buildings. By having a formal program for garbage disposal and demolition of old, rundown buildings, the city is able to maintain its clean image. People move to and live in Chandler for a number of reasons. Access to health care, ability to work and raise a family, low crime rate and availability of recreational activities are primary characteristics people consider in choosing a place to live. Chandler has all of these and more.
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Chandler
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 2,099 people, 817 households, and 588 families residing in the city.
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Cherokee County Foreclosures
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East Texas Farms & Ranches
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Edom
EDOM, TEXAS. Edom, at the crossing of Farm roads 279, 314, and 2339, sixteen miles southeast of Canton in southeast Van Zandt County, is the third oldest town in the county. It was first established several miles from its present site in 1849 and organized as a post office called Hamburg in 1852. In 1855 the post office moved one mile south of the present townsite. There it was renamed Edom for the name given to Esau in the book of Genesis. Local saloons filled with lumberjacks, freighters, and traders as the community became a stopover on the Porter's Bluff and Tyler Road. Sometime later the town was moved again to its present location. By 1860 it had a Baptist church, a Methodist church, a hotel, a Masonic lodge, a sawmill, a tanyard, a wagon factory, and a boot, shoe, and saddle shop. The Edom schools, which opened in 1866 with children of former Indian captive Cynthia Parker in attendance, enrolled 130 pupils in 1904. By 1876 a Grange was formed, and local farmers responded to worsening 1880s farm prices by forming a chapter of the Farmers' Alliance at nearby Red Hill on November 20, 1885. By 1914 the town had a cotton gin and four general stores. Railroad service failed to reach Edom, yet its population grew from 150 in the 1890s to between 200 and 300, where it remained from the 1920s to the present. Edom was an independent school district until 1966, when it was consolidated with Van. Artisans in pottery, silver jewelry, glassware, macrame, and leather crafts who settled in the town in the 1960s began Edom's annual arts and crafts fair in 1972. The community was incorporated in 1966 with 300 residents but lost its post office in 1976. In 1988 Edom had three businesses, the frontier Red Hill cemetery at or near the townsite, and an estimated 277 inhabitants. The population was 300 in 1990.
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Fannie Mae & HUD
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Fannie Mae & HUD
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Flint
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Flint
History
The town was named for Robert P. Flynt, a local landowner but the post office began operations in 1887 under the spelling "Flint" when postmaster Charles B. Brown misspelled the name on application forms.
Flint is an unincorporated community in southwestern Smith County, Texas, United States. It lies along State F.M. 2493 south of the city of Tyler, the county seat of Smith County.[1]
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Flint
Flint is an unincorporated town in southwestern Smith County. It lies along FM 2493 south of the city of Tyler, the county seat of Smith County. Its elevation is 522 feet (159 m). Although Flint is unincorporated, it has a Post Office, with the zip code of 75762.
The town was named for Robert P. Flynt, a local landowner but the post office began operations in 1887 under the spelling "Flint" when postmaster Charles B. Brown misspelled the name on application forms.
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Foreclosed Properties
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Foreclosures
Foreclosures in Flint, Bullard, Whitehouse, Gresham, South Tyler, Troup
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Henderson - Rusk County
Welcome to Henderson, Texas. Step back in time where history comes alive. Henderson is named after the first Governor of our State, James Pickney Henderson.
Our National Register Historic District has the most picturesque downtown square in East Texas. Here you will find upscale shopping, eateries, specialty coffee and the Rusk County Library which offers genealogy assistance and also has a computer gallery. Experience the southern charm and hospitality of our small quaint town. Come spend the night in one of our comfortable hotels.
Henderson is a Texas Main Street City and a 2010 National Main Street City.
Come stay for a day or stay for a lifetime.
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KILGORE
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Lindale
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Lindale
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Mineola
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Mineola Farm & Ranch
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Mount Pleasant
Located in the heart of Northeast Texas Mt Pleasant is known as the economic center for Northeast Texas and is often referred to as the "hub on Northeast Texas."
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Mount Pleasant, TX Commercial Real Estate
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Mount Vernon, TX Commercial Real Estate
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Mt Pleasant - Titus County
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Palestine, TX Commercial Real Estate
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Pittsburg
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Pittsburg, TX Commercial Real Estate
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Quitman Farm & Ranch
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South Tyler
Annually, the Texas Rose Festival draws thousands of tourists to Tyler.[15] The festival, which celebrates the role of the rose-growing industry in the local economy, is held in October and features a parade, the coronation of the Rose Queen, and other civic events. There is also a Rose Museum featuring the history of the Festival. Tyler is home to Caldwell Zoo, several local museums, Lake Palestine, Lake Tyler, and numerous golf courses and country clubs.[16] There is also an "Azalea Trail," which are 2 officially designated routes within the city that showcase homes or other landscaped venues adorned with azalea shrubs.[17] Tyler State Park is a few miles away where visitors can camp, canoe, and paddle boat on the lake. Activities include picnicking; camping; boating (motors allowed - 5 mph speed limit); boat rentals; fishing; birding; hiking; mountain biking and hiking trails; lake swimming (in unsupervised swimming area); and nature study. The Smith County Historical Society operates a museum and archives in the old Carnegie Library.[18] The East Texas State Fair is held annually in Tyler.[19] Lake Tyler was the location of the HGTV Dream Home contest in 2005. The 6,500 square feet (600 m²) house briefly boosted tourism and interest in the community. It subsequently was sold at public auction in January, 2008, for 1.325 million dollars.[20]
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Tyler
About the Tyler Community Known to most as the “Rose Capital”, this progressive East Texas city has plenty to offer both residents and visitors. Arts and Culture
There is no need to drive to the big city for your culture fix. Tyler is home to the Tyler Ballet, Tyler Museum of Art, and East Texas Symphony, while neighboring Longview hosts the East Texas Opera. The Cowan Centeron the University of Texas at Tyler campus attracts well-known musical acts, touring Broadway shows, and distinguished lecturers. Favored by kids are the nationally recognized Caldwell Zoo, Discovery Science Museum, Brookshire’s Wildlife Museum, and Hudnall Planetarium.
Festivals and Wineries
Festivals in Tyler and the surrounding areas are perfect for the entire family – especially the annual Azalea Trail and Spring Flower Show, and the Texas Rose Festival. Many neighboring towns host their own unique festivals such as the Jacksonville Tomato Festival, Gilmer’s Yamboree, and Kilgore’s Texas Shakespeare Festival. There are several wineries a short drive away including Kiepersol Winery and the Los Pinos Winery. Shopping
For those who love to shop, Tyler is home to big-chain retail stores, upscale boutiques, and charming antique stores. For those who like to shop for a little bit of everything, world-famous Canton’s “First Monday” Trade Days is just a short drive away. Golf
Tyler and the surrounding area is a golfer’s paradise. There are dozens of courses in and around Tyler, both public and private. To see the pros in action, attend theTexas State Open, held annually right here in Tyler at The Cascades. Medical Facilities
The Tyler community continues to grow, thanks in part, to our outstanding medical facilities. We’re home to three major hospitals – Trinity Mother Frances Hospital, East Texas Medical Center, and University of Texas at Tyler – as well as many specialty clinics and physicians. To learn more Tyler and the surrounding East Texas communities, click below: http://www.tyler.com/
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Tyler
Tyler is a city in and the county seat of Smith County, Texas, in the United States. [3] It takes its name from President John Tyler [1]. The city had a population of 96,900 in 2010, according to the United States Census Bureau. Tyler is the principal city of the Tyler Metropolitan Statistical Area, with a population of 209,714 in 2010, and the regional center of the Tyler-Jacksonville combined statistical area, with a population of 260,559 in 2010. Tyler has the nickname "Rose Capital of the Nation" [2]. It gained this name due to the large quantity of rose bushes processed through the area, along with hosting America's largest rose garden [3]. Via ~ Wikipedia Tyler is also known for their Historical Homes & beautiful Azalea Trails. www.tylerazaleatrail.com/
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Tyler
Tyler, Texas is such a wonderful place to live, I invite you to take a look at the below described links at your leisure to get to know Tyler. Welcome Home to Tyler, Texas!! Video Information about Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texas Initiatives, Services, and Departments Tyler, Texas Cool Links Demographics of Tyler, Texas I hope that you find Tyler, Texas your home, as I have. Please do not hesitate to give me a call, or e-mail to help you get acquainted with Tyler.
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Tyler - UT
From humble beginnings 150 years ago on a piece of high ground that is now the town square, Tyler has grown to be the largest community in East Texas. Boasting an MSA population of over 190,000, Tyler offers the cultural diversity, quality education, health care, and recreational opportunities of a large city with the hometown friendliness and quality of life of a small community.
Tyler Texas
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Van - Van Zandt County
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Whitehouse
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Whitehouse
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Whitehouse
Whitehouse is a city in Smith County, Texas, United States. The city had an estimated population of 7,327 in 2006. It is part of the Tyler, Texas Metropolitan Statistical Area.
According to oral tradition, the community was named "Whitehouse" by the railroad engineers who stopped near a white-washed community building during early settlement times.
The city is served by the Whitehouse Independent School District.
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Whitehouse
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Winnsboro Farm & Ranch
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Winnsboro, TX Commercial Real Estate
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Winona
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