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Mary's Church is the town's main attraction. As one of Fayette County's Painted
Churches, it has some of the best examples of faux-finish woodwork and stained-glass...
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History
in a Pecan Shell
High Hill was once a community with it's future
assured. It was the only town in southern Fayette
County for years and was a stop on a transcontinental stage route.
The railroad had plans for High Hill - wanting to include it along its route between
Houston and San
Antonio. But the townspeople declined the railroad's offer and the town just
declined. The rails went in south of town and Schulenburg
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Stacked
cedar outside a store
TE Photo, March 2001 |
| | High
Hill rural scene
TE Photo, January 2002 |
| | High-Hill
in tile
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