That's fine with us and it's fine with the folks at Honey Grove. But if you were to speed by and not take a look at this neat and beguiling little town, then you'd be missing a lot of what you take trips for. The beautiful Bertha Voyer Memorial Library occupies the NE corner of Hwy 82 and Sixth Street . On the south side of Hwy 82 is a small park shaded by a stabilized ruin of an old brick building. The vines and plants make this one of the most appealing pocket parks we've seen anywhere in the state.
Activities are few here, but there are some nice photo opportunities.
Feed and Hardware Store TE Photo Jacob Fein , a stone mason from Germany who worked on the State Capitol came to Honey Grove and found lots of stone in Floyd's quarry , just south of town. Mr. Floyd of course had found it first, or it would've been called Fein's quarry. Other buildings in town made from Floyd's stone include the First State Bank Building on 5th and Market, the City Hall Building shown above and The McKenzie United Methodist Church on the corner of Pecan and 7th Street.