Robertson County
Texas

 

 

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Able, Mary Nees  
Adoue, Sr.Jean Baptiste  
African Americans Robertson County
Allen House Hearne, Texas Hearne
American Memory  
Anderson, Reuben  
Armstrong, Cavitt  
Asberry, Alexander  
Bald Prairie  
Barziza, Decimus Et Ultimus  
Boyd, John  
Benchley  
Black Jack  
Boone Prairie  
Bremond, Paul  
Bremond History  
Brazos Flood of 1899  
Brazos River  
Bremond Bremond
Calvert  
Calvert Main Street 400-700 block  
Calvert 610 Main Street  
Camp Hearne Hearne
Carter, Richard  
Chance, Joseph Bell  
Chandler, Eli  
Churches in Hearne Hearne
Collard, William E.  
Cooke, Wilds K.  
Cortemelia, James  
Cotton, Giles  
Crawford, Robert  
Easterley  
Elliott  
Elmo School 1928  
Ferrarra, Fred C.  
Field, Scott  
Folks    
Foster, Andrew "Rube"  
George, Zelma Watson  
German Prisoners Of War  
Gibson Gin Office & Weigh Station Calvert
Gibson, Jewel Henson  
Ghosts  
Goodland  
Graham, Seldon Bain  
Haldeman, Horace  
Hamman, William Harrison  
Hammond  
Hammond, B. F.  
Hammond House Calvert
Hanover, Hiram  
Head James Alfred  
   
Headsville  
Hearne on the Brazos biographies  
Hearne Hearne
Hearne Academy African American
Hearne Depot  
Hooks, Mathew  
Lake  
Little Mississippi  
Mumford  
Nesbitt  
New Baden  
New Baden Community Center New Baden
New BadenTrain Depot New Baden
   
Old Franklin  
Owensville  
Palmos, Helen Cox  
Peter's Gin New Baden
Petteway  
Polish Collection  
Port Sullivan Port Sullivan
Pryor, Hubbard  
Rabe Store New Baden
Rayner, John Baptis  
Ridge  
Robertson, Colonel Sterling Clack  
Roffino, Leo Luke  
Rohde, JR. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E.  
Schultz Store New Baden
Simpson, Lee Haywood  
Smith-Welch Memorial Library Hearne
Southern Pacific Railroad Depot Hearne
Steffan, Jacob  
Tidwell Prairie  
Tinnenville  
Wheelock  
White Rock  
History of Wootan Wells

This ghost spa/resort is featured in Ghost Towns of Robertson County at Wootan Wells.  Wootan Wells' Texas Historic Marker reads:  "Famous early health spa and resort. First well was dug 1878 by landowner Francis Wootan. Water tasted good, but turned dishes yellow and clothes red. Even so, it seemed to possess amazing curative properties. Wootan soon built a hotel and in 1879 a resort town made its debut. He formed a promotion company with T. W. Wade and more hotels, a bottling works, dance pavilion, and school sprang up. Leading socialites came from miles to 'take the waters'. Disaster struck in 1915 when fire swept the town. In 1921 the last buildings also burned."   Directions:  Intersection of Hwy. 6 & FM 1373, 2.5 miles west of Bremond. 

 

TXGenWeb Robertson County Books & Master's Theses

G H O S T   T O W N S   O F   R O B E R T S O N   C O U N T y


"Ghost Towns Of Robertson County" is a collection of interesting facts concerning the earliest settlements in Robertson County.  Although all traces of these early towns no longer exist, their memory is honored and preserved with Texas Historical Markers.  This booklet is published as a special edition for the 1975 Robertson County Springtime Pilgrimage and in celebration of the bicentennial year.

-- Mrs. Katherine Galloway

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