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TUFF, TEXAS

Bandera County, Texas Hill Country
25 miles W of Bandera
Population unk

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Tuff Texas former general store and post office
Old Tuff post office/general store
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History in a Pecan Shell

A post office was opened in Tuff in 1901 but was discontinued in 1926. The town was once called Crockett after Andy Crockett – the man who donated land for the first school (1883). In 1914 the town had a population of 50 and a store. By 1925 the population was down a mere ten Tuffites. The school consolidated with Medina in 1930. The community all but disappeared.

Recently some original buildings have been restored by local people who can't bear to see the town disappear without a trace.

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