RAILROAD ROOTS · 1887

Hood. Johnson. Parker.
One remarkable crossroads.

CRESSONCROSSROADSA RAILROAD TOWN. A NEW CHAPTER.

THE FALL EDITION

Small-town roots. Autumn spirit.

October stories, fall outings & Halloween traditions.

Orange pumpkins, a smiling jack-o’-lantern and golden, rust and brown autumn leaves

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About this publication

Local information. Clearly sourced.

Cresson Crossroads is a free, independent community guide brought to you by TriTex Building Systems, LLC. No subscription or payment is required to read it.

We bring together local history, community resources and sourced information about the changes around Cresson. This is not a city department, utility district, developer sales office or official emergency-information service.

Sources and dates

This edition was researched on September 28, 2026. Articles link to their sources. Announced targets and programmed dates are not guarantees, and this is not a continuously updated news feed. For urgent notices, school assignments or service questions, check directly with the responsible agency.

Census information

The U.S. Census Bureau's 2020 table lists 1,349 residents and 515 housing units for Cresson city. Housing units are not the same as occupied households. These are 2020 figures, not a current estimate or a population count for the broader area.

Photograph credits

Historical crossroads and depot photographs are from the City of Cresson history collection; capture dates are unknown. The MotorSport Ranch clubhouse photograph is from the operator's website.

School districts

Granbury ISD and Aledo ISD resources help readers begin an address-specific check. Mailing cities are not school boundaries; confirm district and campus assignments directly with the district.

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