Road through Wimberley Shaped by Trails to Modern Highway
The narrative traces early routes from hunting grounds to waterholes across the hills toward Wimberley. It covers Native trails, 19th century road taxes, post Reconstruction road work, and the shift from wagon roads to graded dirt and pavement. It notes the big hill, Purgatory road, cattle drives, and the 1940s paving milestone. The piece concludes with road dedications and the Presidential Ranch Trail linking to Lyndon Johnson’s ranch.
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Hays County
Blanco River
Cypress Creek
Come Pass
Texas
San Marcos
Wimberley
Wren
Parke
Townsend
Heard and Herndon
Leaths Crawford
Story
Seven Mile Hill
Big Hill
Blanco Rivers
Purgatory
Johnson City
Llano
Will Burnett
J.R. Wilhelm
Commissioners Court
Scott and Howard Construction Company
Corral
Carl Scudder
Twin Mountain Ranch
Creed
Wimberley Ranch
Wimberely Hills
Wimberley School
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Wimberely
Real Estate Office Promises Flexible Hours in Wimberley Listings
Under live oaks on Wimberley Square the Mary Bibb Real Estate Office stays open early and late seven days a week. The agency invites buyers to explore part time or full time homes, businesses, or investment properties as part of its choice listings.
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Wimberley Square
Mary Bibb
Wimberley
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Charles M. Decker
Charles Oldham
Gene Posey
Cecil Bales
Kyle
George Kies
Nelson Shopping Center
Waldrip
Mercos
Carl H. Mueller
Comal County
PD. Pol. Adv
Wilson Creek
Conoco
Washateria
Pierce Creek
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