Water Improvement District No. 2 Office
Historical marker location:
SH 18 & 2nd St., Grandfalls, Texas
( On SH 18, near intersection of SH 18 and 2nd St. at the Chamber of commerce Grandfalls)
Marker installed: 1966
Marker size: Medallion and Plate
Water Improvement District No. 2 office. Built 1896 by promoters of irrigated farming. Community Center.
(Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966.)
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