North Richland Hills Drug, owned by Alan and Nancy Hamm, was a popular spot in the center, and it had an eating area. The Hamm's conducted a contest to name the eating area, and Greer Phillips, owner of Tropical Greenery, suggested the Mustard Jar as the name and won. He received 25 hamburgers as the prize. It was formed in 1867 as Willow Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the building was built in 1893. The simple church is white and has two stained-glass windows, wooden pews, a ceiling fan and a painting of Jesus.
Services continue to be conducted there.
There were houses for railroad workers and holding pens for cattle to be shipped. However, the train station burned down in 1911. In 1930, the station was rebuilt but not in Watauga - it was moved closer to Fort Worth. Double Springs had its own post office from 1871 to 1886, a stagecoach stop and a house of worship, Mount Gilead Baptist Church. The Keller school district is renovating the gymnasium, on East Price Street at College, to be the new school district offices.