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DIDO, TEXAS

Texas Ghost Town
Walker County, East Texas

No directions available
Just NW of Huntsville the county seat
Population: 0

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Dido listening to Aeneas giving an account of the Trojan War
by Aeneas Pierre-Narcisse Guérin

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History in a Pecan Shell

No history currently available. Not to be confused with Dido (also a ghost town) in Tarrant County.

It can be assumed that the town was named after the Queen of Carthage.

Walker County TX 1907 Postal Map

Walker County 1907 postal map showing Dido
(North of Huntsville, W of Riverside)

Courtesy Texas General Land Office


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Dido, Texas Nearby Towns:
Huntsville the county seat
Houston
See Walker County

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