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BAYVIEW, TEXAS

Absorbed Ghost Town

Galveston County, Texas Gulf Coast

History in a Pecan Shell

Once located North of FM 646 and just East of State Highway 146 between Kemah and Clifton-by-the-Sea, Bayview was an unincorporated village.

It did appear on maps at one time and had a post office of its own which operated from 1902 through 1913. Mail was later rerouted through Kemah. In the late 1930s the tiny community quietly merged as the nearby towns of Bacliff and Kemah grew.



Bayview TX Galveston County 1911 Postmark
Bayview TX Galveston County 1911 Postmark
Postcard canceled with Bayview TX 1911 postmark
Courtesy The John J. Germann Collection


TX Galveston County  1907 Postal Map
Galveston County 1907 Postal Map showing Bayview
S of Seabrook and Webster
From Texas state map #2090
Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Bayview, Texas Nearby Towns:
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Kemah
Seabrook

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