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Old City Light Plant


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Tour the WPA-built brick structure, housing electric generating equipment, which once supplied power to the community's municipal power system. Corner of Railroad Ave. and Wilbarger St.


Hours: Hours Open : Fri. 10 a.m. - noon, except holidays.
Phone: 940/495-3758

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Electra Public Library

Children enjoy the Dink Robb Children's Library; the Texas Collection and extensive genealogical resources provide an excellent base for researching family history.

Electra, TX Libraries

Downtown Historic District

Visitors can stroll downtown brick streets, take a look at WPA-era art work in the local post office building, or view restoration progress on the Grand Theatre, a 1920 movie and vaudeville house. City Hall, the first brick building in Electra, boasts a historic marker, and a '50

Electra, TX Historic Districts

Dundee State Fish Hatchery

Located below the dam atLake Diverson, hatchery is a research facility producing fish for public waters. Built in 1927 and operated by Texas Parks &Wildlife's Inland Fisheries. Located 22 miles south of Electra..Large group tours can be arranged by calling 940/586-1203

Electra, TX Fish Hatcheries

Old City Light Plant

Tour the WPA-built brick structure, housing electric generating equipment, which once supplied power to the community's municipal power system. Corner of Railroad Ave. and Wilbarger St.

Electra, TX Tours

Crooked Creek Country Club

Course Access: Public
Holes: 9
Reserve Advance Tee Times:

Electra, TX Golf Courses

Things to do Tours near Electra, TX

Old City Light Plant

Tour the WPA-built brick structure, housing electric generating equipment, which once supplied power to the community's munic...

Ingrid's Custom Hand-Woven, Inc.

Visitors see weaving of 100 percent sheep's wool rugs and saddle blankets on 2,4, and 8 harness looms. They also can see how ...

Paint Rock Excursions

Guided tours to site where earliest paintings date from prehistoric times; succeeding pictographs continued until last quarte...