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WEBB, TEXAS

Tarrant County, Central Texas North

Farm Road 157
8 miles E of Fort Worth the county seat
3 miles NE of Mansfield
Population: 43 Est.

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Webb TX masonic lodge

The Webb Masonic Lodge

Photo Courtesy Pam Powell, 7-04

History in a Pecan Shell

Once known as Bowman Spring, the town dates from the 1880s when a man named Daniel Zwefeldt opened a store. A post office was granted in the mid 1890s, however it was closed in 1901.

It remains on both the TxDOT County map and the Official State Map and it's population is estimated at less than 100 persons.

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Webb, Texas Nearby Towns:
Fort Worth the county seat
Mansfield | Arlington
See Tarrant County, Central Texas North

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