Black plaque № 13984

Cleburne, TX, United States

Cleburne Town Square. Traces its beginning to 1854 when first house, a log cabin, was built here near a good spring. County seat was bodily moved by wagon to this place (then called Camp Henderson) in 1867, and renamed to honor Patrick Cleburne, a Confederate general under whom many local Civil War

veterans had served. Cleburne's growth has been rapid, particularly in the field of commerce, since 1876. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad line from Galveston to Fort Worth passed through Cleb

Listen to the audio guide for Black plaque № 13984 Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off