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Title: Cypress Historical Society – Preserving and protecting the history of Cypress Texas · language en-US. First 1,800 of 2,772 characters:
Cypress Historical Society – Preserving and protecting the history of Cypress Texas Skip to content Menu How to Help About Contact Us Cypress Historical Society Preserving and protecting the history of Cypress Texas Home Our Office will be closed Tuesday, November 3, Election Day. Who Are We? The Cypress Historical Society was established in March of 2008. Our interests include history, genealogy, and preservation of local artifacts. We hold various social events for the members, public history presentations, and study the genealogy of the Cypress families. For many years, the area along old Highway 290 known as Cypress was “just a wide spot in the road”. Oh, yes, there were a few homes, a couple of hotels, two stores, and at least one saloon, but the town of Cypress City platted by William R. Baker in 1856, just didn’t happen….until more than a hundred years later. Today, traffic whizzes along on the Northwest Freeway going east and west to and from Houston. Many people exit the freeway at Cypress to grab a bite to eat, go shopping, buy groceries, or get their vehicle serviced before hurrying to their homes in one of the many subdivisions or apartment complexes that are a part of the Cypress scene today. Darline Roth Research Library & Museum Our building is located at Cypress Top Historic Park. Our genealogists have a wealth of information accumulated through many hours of research, and upon request, we’d gladly be willing to share it with you. We hope to see you there soon! Cypress Top Historic Park This area located on Old Highway 290 is known as Cypress Top Historic Park. The land for the park was donated to Harris County by descendants of the original owners of the site, Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Juergen. Cypress Historical Society docents conduct many of the tours offere
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