The old Bartlett Florence Railway fell to foreclosure in 1911, and a new rail line was chartered in Bartlett, Texas that same year. The new line was called the Bartlett
If you’ve driven past the Hollywood set on Clark Street the last few weeks, you’ve seen all the cameras and commotion. Lights-camera-action is not a new thing for Bartlett, Texas.
From the iconic early 1900s charm and its rich history, to a fully-furnished BnB that sleeps 7 and includes a fully equipped kitchen! If you love historic properties and want
The Bartlett Presbyterian Church, originally built in 1899, was once a place of worship and congregation. The building sat abandoned for nearly 50 years and was on the verge of
Walking down the brick streets in downtown Bartlett holds a certain charm, a mystique. The beauty of the bricks, the history of the buildings, the feeling of being swallowed up
Bartlett is filled with Murals. They are scattered throughout downtown. The recently restored Coca-Cola mural, The Alamo Hotel mural, and my favorite – the Wriggleys mural! Several others are tucked
