Town page · northwest of Houston
The railroad stop was first called Peck. On December 2, 1907, it was renamed Tomball for Thomas Henry Ball, and a 1933 oil strike turned the farm town into Oil Town U.S.A.
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The 1907 depot still stands in Old Town and is kept as a museum. During the oil years Humble supplied the town, and for a time residents had free natural gas.
Canyon Lakes was planned around a chain of man-made lakes beside SH 249. The street plan has nothing in common with the depot blocks on Main Street.
Rosehill stayed an unincorporated farm crossroads. Its Methodist church and cemetery date to the 1800s, and the prairie was never folded into Tomball’s city grid.
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