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TYRO, TEXAS

Present-day Novice, Texas

Texas Ghost Town
Coleman County, Texas Panhandle/Texas Hill Country

FM 702
17 Miles NW of Coleman

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History on a Pinhead

Tyro was the original name for Novice. Settled in the 1870s on Rough Creek, Tyro requested a post office which was granted in 1880 but only lasted a year. When the community got a second chance for a post office in 1884, it opened under the name of Novice, said to be a joke on the wet-behind-the ears storekeepers who hosted the post office.

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Coleman County TX 1882 Map
1882 Coleman County map showing Tyro
Courtesy Texas General Land Office


Coleman County TX 1907 Postal Map
Coleman County 1907 postal map showing Novice
Courtesy Texas General Land Office

See Novice, Texas.

Tyro, Texas Nearby Cities & Towns:
Coleman, the county seat
See Coleman County

Texas Panhandle / Texas Hill Country

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