Late in 1835 Crockett entered Texas along Red River and camped at a site one-half mile north of this park. He found bees and wild honey in the hollow trees. He died a few weeks later at the Alamo. Fannin County's only original civil building still standing. Constructed of stone from the Floyd Quarry, which was south of town.
Building still serves as the government seat.
Building built in 1883. Gothic Revival structure features Lancet windows and varnished pine paneled interior with a cathedral ceiling. Now owned and restored by the Hall-Voyer Foundation in Honey Grove. 100 N. Established in 1846. Known as Oakwood because of large oak trees.