Lake LBJ and the Rebirth of Kingsland, Chapter 14: Kingsland’s #1 Neighbor
Note: We’re skipping a few chapters for now to get to the heart of the story sooner. We’ll fill in the blanks later! Read chapter one
Note: We’re skipping a few chapters for now to get to the heart of the story sooner. We’ll fill in the blanks later! Read chapter one
Bill and Dolphia Bransford arrived in Kingsland while work was underway on the Granite Shoals Dam in 1950. They purchased a strip of land between
Kingsland has had a longer and more interesting history than most of the towns around Lake LBJ. And while today the lake shapes and defines the
Pearl Goble was born in 1923 in Lampasas County, but she had family here in Kingsland (her grandmother, aunt, uncle and brother all lived here),
Malcolm Long was here in the Kingsland area several years before the lake which borders and defines modern-day Kingsland. In fact, the Long family
The Shirley Williams ranch and its owner were not that much different than hundreds of other depression-era ranches and ranchers in the Texas Hill
Read chapter one of John Hallowell’s Lake LBJ and the Rebirth of Kingsland at this link. Several members of the Banks family played a large role
One of the reasons this book is called “Re-Birth” is that Kingsland had a rich history long before Lake LBJ was formed. Archaeological