GRUNDYVILLE, TEXAS

Texas Ghost Town
Lampasas County, Texas Hill Country

Just west of Ranch Road 580
12 Miles NE of Lampasas
Population: 0

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History on a Pinhead

Former Texas Ranger Felix Grundy Morris hung up his gunbelt and badge and retired here after the Civil War. The community was granted a post office in 1886 and Morris served as one of the early postmasters, naming the community after his middle name.

By the early 1890s Grundyville had a gin, followed by a second shortly thereafter (1896). The post office closed its doors in 1918 and today only the ruins of the Grundyville Baptist Church remain to make the former town.

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Grundyville TX - Lampasas Co Post office info

Grundyville TX - Lampasas Co 1910 Postmark

Postcard canceled with Grundyville, TX 1910 postmark
Courtesy The John J. Germann Collection

Lampasas County County 1907 postal map showing Grundyville NE of Lampasas
From Texas state map #2090
Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Grundyville, Texas Nearby Towns:
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