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Greenville, Texas

Established in 1846, Greenville, the seat of Hunt county, was once named the "Cotton Capital of the World." As the center of a rich agricultural region featuring cotton, it is also home of more than 50 modern industries including electrical hardware, space electronics, agricultural chemicals, household rubber products, oil-field machinery, aircraft, and clothing.

Greenville is the gateway to Lake Tawakoni. Audie Murphy, the nation's most decorated soldier of World War II, was born in a rural area a few miles north of Greenville. Visitors can find historical sites, and fascinating antique stores, specialty shops, malls and outlet stores make Greenville renowned for bargain shopping.

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Things to do near Greenville, TX

Granbury City Beach

This beautiful beach of white sand has tiki huts, restrooms, a large concession stand, a childrens area and a relaxing day at...

River Legacy Living Science Center

The Living Science Center offers a wide range of interactive environmental education exhibits, living aquaria and terria. Gui...

Burleson County Historical Museum

The Burleson County Historical Museum houses items and relics of area pioneers, plus exhibits about Fort Tenoxtitln, a fort e...

Fairfield Lake Fishing

Largemouth bass angling starts December-February, earlier in the year than most lakes due to the heated water. Many anglers r...

Eastern Hills Country Club

Course Access: PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 2 days...