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Adolphus Sterne

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  • Nacogdoches: pioneer home of Adolphus Sterne
    Nacogdoches

    The pioneer home of Adolphus Sterne, a founder of the Republic of Texas, houses the Hoya Memorial Library and Museum. The old Nacogdoches University building (1845) is on the high school campus. The city’s economy depends chiefly on poultry, dairying, feed processing, truck crops, lumbering, and tourism. Sam Rayburn…

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    The pioneer home of Adolphus Sterne, a founder of the Republic of Texas, houses the Hoya Memorial Library and Museum. The old Nacogdoches University building (1845) is on the high school campus. The city’s economy depends chiefly on poultry, dairying, feed processing, truck crops, lumbering, and tourism. Sam Rayburn…

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