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PERT, TEXAS

Anderson County, East Texas
Highway 155 and FM 2267
12 miles NE of Palestine

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Once known as Mount Vernon, the name lost favor with the opening of a post office.

The office, open from 1899 to 1905, became a church and school after its closing. In 1913 a new church went up and name Mount Vernon was used.

Pert had an respectable (estimated) population of 200 by 1915. In the early 1920s the town was still thriving, but declined along with the lumber industry. In 1920 the town had only 20 people with one business. In 1992 Pert had incresed its estimated population to 35.

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