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Population: 535 BRYSON A small city in Jack County on Hwy 380, 113 miles west of Dallas, Bryson was in the midst of an oil boom in the 1940s. The community, originally a cattle town, was named for Henry Bryson, who built the first residence, a log house, in 1878. Oil was discovered in the county in the 1920s, and Bryson became an oil-producing center. It grew to be the second largest town in the county, with more than 2,000 residents in its heyday, but its population dwindled as oil production declined. Today Bryson has restored many of its historic structures, including the original log home of Henry Bryson, and has built a new EMS facility. From top to bottom: Reconstructed Bryson log house, 2005; early view of the Bryson railroad depot; City Hall with new volunteer EMS vehicle, 2005; Bryson School as it looked in 1948. 4
DENISON Population: 22,773 INTRODUCTORY SECTION Top: Katy depot with retired steam engines; middle left: reconstructed Eisenhower birthplace; middle right: post-World War II parade in front of Loi Mac pharmacy; bottom: newly refurbished City Hall. Located north of Dallas, just four miles south of the Texas/Oklahoma border on U.S. Highways 75 and 69, Denison is famous as the birthplace of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The city's industries over the years encompassed cotton, oil, railroad shipping for North Texas, and in more recent times, electronics, furniture, and plastic goods. The town is noted for being the site of the first railhead into Texas from the north — the Missouri, Kansas & Texas (a.k.a. the Katy Railroad). These days Denison is a historical mecca featuring the Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site and State Park, Grayson County Frontier Village, Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge, Loy Lake, Lake Texoma, and the Red River Railroad Museum. 5
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A small city 18 miles east of Waco
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