In 1874 when this cemetery was established, it would've been in a very remote location, but not today. Although I will say at the entrance there are single-family residences and at the back you'll find longhorns grazing behind the fence. Despite well over 1000 headstones on the property, it is very well organized and laid out with a paved road running through it. At the entrance, you'll find a sign with all the graves numbered and the rules pertaining to interment. It is still an active and well tended to and manicured cemetery with plenty of space left. Many of the markers still see regular attendance and appreciation by family members. At the front of the property, you'll find upright markers and towards the back they are all flush mount markers. The only thing this cemetery lacks is a Texas historical sign. I was surprised there was not one here after walking the property. However, there are lots of shade trees (mostly Oaks) on the property. The older headstones are located on the west side of the property and the newer ones towards the back and east side. One thing that got my attention, was the fact that all of the older headstones have been cleaned to the point of being fresh and new again. There's still room in case you want to make this your forever home and here is the number to call (512) 777-9336. Informative photos posted here and on Google maps. read more