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Burton

Region: Prairies and Lakes

This small, historic community, founded in 1870 and named after John Burton, became the terminal for the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. Community is located 12 miles west of Brenham on U.S. 290 halfway between Houston and Austin. Today, visitors can enjoy a walking tour and view many of its historic buildings. Famous Texas Ranger, Capt. Leander McNelly, is buried at Mt. Zion Baptist Church cemetery. Antique seekers enjoy Burton during the spring and fall shows in the area. The annual Cotton Gin Festival is held in April.

Nearby Cities: Smithville, Somerville, Hearne, Brenham, Bryan-College Station, Chappell Hill, more...


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