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Welcome to Nacogdoches, where people live in the footprints of history. Sample the soul of this city, where gracious streets are dotted with structures and landmarks sacred to Texas history.

Tour Nacogdoches from two of the oldest thoroughfares in North America. Take a walk through Millard’s Crossing, a collection of restored 19th century buildings, and feel the serenity and simplicity of that time. Stroll through the old brick streets of downtown and experience the charm of the many antique shops and quaint restaurants. Visit Stephen F. Austin State University, home to 12,903 students, and the Old Stone Fort, where Texas’ first two newspapers were set to type.

Make time to experience the native beauty as well as the charm of Nacogdoches. Choose from fishing, water skiing, camping and boating fun on either Lake Nacogdoches or Sam Rayburn Reservoir. Enjoy any of the 16 city parks, six city tennis courts and a rodeo or concert at the Nacogdoches County Exposition Center.

We invite you to discover the charm of Nacogdoches. You may just decide to stay and become a part of the Oldest Town in Texas.

Nacogdoches is home of the Texas Blueberry Festival, presented by Brookshire Brothers. Make plans to attend the Saturday, June 9, 2012 event!

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Image above:  Flowering magnolia trees are already blooming in Nacogdoches, setting the stage for the annual riot of spring colors that will follow as the azaleas pop in March and April. (Photo: Bruce R. Partain)

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TRC ran Sept. 1 - Oct. 18, 2011.