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CEDAR STATION, TEXAS

Texas Ghost Town
Terrell County, West Texas
East of Dryden on US 90
Population: Unknown

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Cedar Station, Texas
Cedar Station

Photo courtesy Erik Whetstone, August 2005
   
Cedar Station
"These images are from Terrell County taken on August 18th, 2005 and are of the remains of the town of Cedar Station. At least I think it's a town. I haven't been able to find anything on it, but it was showing on my map as a town east of Dryden on Hwy 90.
Cactus and graffiti in Cedar Station, Texas


Cactus and graffiti.
Former gas station

Photo courtesy Erik Whetstone, August 2005
   
Cedar Station Grocery, Texas
Cedar Station Grocery

Photo courtesy Erik Whetstone, August 2005
   
All three buildings are in close proximity of each other, and are pretty graffiti covered. You can barely make out the town name on one building and Grocery on another in faded black paint." - Erik Whetstone, March 30, 2006
Nearby Destinations:
US 90 E - Langtry, Comstock
US 90 W - Dryden, Sanderson, Marathon, Alpine, Marfa
On Hwy 349 N - Sheffield

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Cedar Station Texas Forum

  • Subject: Cedar Station Texas
    I saw your page on Cedar Station, Texas. I used to live at Cedar Station in about 1963-65 I lived in that house shown in the first picture on the Cedar Station page.

    My dad, Jim Smith, leased Cedar Station and about 600 acres around it. He operated the gas station that is shown in the 2nd photo. He sold gas, food, drinks, etc., and fixed flat tires. He also raised sheep and goats and had horses on that land. My mother, my two brothers and two sisters and I lived in that house along with my dad.

    There was a small motel there at one time (the third picture). I believe my grandmother, Dorothy Alice Smith, once sold decorative rocks out of that building as well. - Randy Smith, May 20, 2006

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