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STRINGTOWN, TEXAS

Texas Ghost Town
Bell County, North Central Texas

No Driving Directions Available
9 Miles SE of Temple on Little Elm Creek
E of Belton the county seat
Population: Unknown

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History in a Pecan Shell

From 1901 to 1904 the community had a post office named String. There was also a school (Dyess Grove) and reportedly two businesses in the early 1930s. Somewhere along the line people started using the name Stringtown for the community and although it has no distinct boundaries or appears on the state map, the Dyess Grove Church still stands in Stringtown.

Bell County Texas 1907 Postal map
Bell County Texas 1907 Postal Map showing String
(SE Bell County)
From Texas state map #2090

Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Stringtown, Texas Nearby Towns:
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Temple
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