Located in southeastern Dallas County, the first settlers of Seagoville arrived in the 1860s. In the 1870s, more pioneers settled in the area, including the town's founder, T. K. Seago, who built a general store there in 1876. The community was known as Seago until 1910, when the post office name was changed to Seagoville. Seagoville's growth has paralleled that of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. The Seagoville Federal Correctional Institute is located here.
Bosque Memorial Museum displays the largest collection of Norwegian artifacts in the South and Southwest, highlighting the co...
TMPA PARK * Located 2 miles north of Carlos, Texas on FM 244. Take FM 30 20 miles east from College Station to Carlos. T...
Navarro Mills Lake has boat ramps at 4 parks. Courtesy docks are available at some of the boat ramps. Swimming in the vicinit...
Somerville Lake offers an off-road vehicle area for visitor recreation. The entrance and parking lot are located between the ...