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JIMKURN, TEXAS


Texas Ghost Town
Stephens County, Panhandle / Central Texas North

N of Breckenridge the county seat
SW of Graham
No Directions Available
Population: 0

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History on a Pinhead

Quite possibly named after a man named Jim Kurn, the town had a post office from 1920 to 1926. It appeared with the oil boom and disappeared with the oil boom.

Stephens County Texas 1920s map
1920s Texas map showing Jimkurn in northern Stephens County
From Texas state map #10749
Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Texas Panhandle | Central Texas North

Jimkurn, Texas Nearby Towns:
Breckenridge the county seat
Graham
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