WAGRAM, TEXAS

Mason County, Texas Hill Country

N of Ranch Road 386
Near Spice Creek
15 Miles NE of Mason the county seat
3 Miles SW of Fredonia
SE of Brady
SW of San Saba
Population unk

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History in a Pecan Shell

Originally called Blue Stretch, the community was renamed Wagram in 1906, when the town’s post office opened. It had been settled sometime between 1865 and 1870, by German immigrants and transmigrating Anglo families.

The town once had a general store, and a combination school-church. The store burned, the church moved and the school merged with Fredonia. Wagrams population was listed as only five in 1933 and but swelled to twenty by 1939.

The old Church of Christ was used for elections through the late 1970s. The Wagram cemetery is marked on detailed county maps.

Mason County 1907 Postal map showing Wagram
Near McCulloch and San Saba Counties
Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Texas Hill Country

Wagram, Texas Nearby Towns:
Mason the county seat
Fredonia
Brady
San Saba
Llano
Fredericksburg

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