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FLY, TEXAS

Medina County, Hill Country Ghost Town
FM 462 a mile west of Hondo Creek and
4 Miles NW of Hondo
Population 0

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Fly's history centers around it's 1907 school. 116 students were taught by two teachers. By the mid-20s local landowners had moved to Hondo and leased their lands to tenant farmers.

Fly still had the school as late as 1947 but it was reported as being abandoned in the 1980s. Locals say the school (now on private property) is haunted.
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