Brazos County
300 E 26th St, Bryan, TX 77803, USA
Texas, USA
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EST. 1841
EST. 1841
1841
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Brazos County.
Commemorated with a Texas Historical Commission marker in Bryan.
About Brazos County
Brazos County was formally organized in 1841 from portions of Washington and Robertson counties, taking its name from the Brazos River that forms much of its western boundary; Boonville served as its first county seat until Bryan took over the role in 1866.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Brazos County
Brazos County was formally organized in 1841 from portions of Washington and Robertson counties, taking its name from the Brazos River that forms much of its western boundary; Boonville served as its first county seat until Bryan took over the role in 1866.
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