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Douglassville 1850 - 1967

Douglassville 1850 - 1967

Douglassville, a small town of about 200 citizens, is located on the top of a hill where Highways 77 and 8 intersect in Cass county. The town was named for Colonel John C. Douglas who moved here from Georgia in 1850. He erected a home from hewn logs on the present town site. Tho home is still standing and is known as the Dr. Heldt home. At present, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morriss of Atlanta own it.

LOCAL EVENTS

LOCAL EVENTS

Arbor Day The City of Linden will host a Texas Arbor Day celebration on Friday, Nov. 1, in Linden City Park, where two trees will be planted to honor the occasion. Sponsored by the Linden Garden Club, this event will feature representatives from Texas Forestry in Linden, the L-K FFA, and selected students from L-K Elementary, who will recite a poem and lead the Pledge of Allegiance. The ceremony commemorates the importance of trees in our community and their lasting impact on the environment, inviting everyone to come together in celebration of nature and to contribute to a greener future for all.

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