Brick kiln evidence found in Kimball Bosque County
A local history note ties Kimball brick to a house long gone, with residents recalling Payne’s kiln on the Brazos riverbank and a millstone task at Allen Bend. Writings mention Charlie Tutt and Pearl Tutt tracing Kimball brick to a fireplace and berry-red Indiana-like glint.
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