One of the oldest towns in Texas, Sequin was founded in 1838 by a group of Rangers. It was named in honor of Juan N. Seguín, a distinguished Mexican-Texan. In the second half of 19th century, many German immigrants settled here and cotton was king. An oil boom in the 1930s financed a legacy of handsome Depression-era public facilities.
Be sure to visit the "World's Largest Pecan," a concrete statue that pays homage to a valuable local crop. It is located on the courthouse lawn.
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The Cavanaugh Flight Museum chronicles history from World Wars I & II and Korea. You'll see aircraft refurbished to the condi...
A variety of theater productions from musicals,romantic comedies, holiday theme shows and much, much more. Call or please che...
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Arts Unlimited features a collection of artists' paintings, ceramics, and other crafts. There are six rooms of locally handma...