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FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS Why pay $169.00 a night for ONE ROOM at Local Motel or in a Bed & Breakfast shared with other people, when for the same price you can rent an entire loft and have it completely for yourself.
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Come explore Comanche and have a hometown experience. There are several shopping and eating establishements within walking distance. Including Mary's on The Square...full of antiques, jewelry, and great gift items... Mary's is just downstairs for the Bed and Bath...
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MARY'S BED & BATH PHONE: (325) 356-2388 / (325) 330-1508
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Places To Go and See Comanche is a Texas Main Street City where you will find great historical sites, unique places to visit, shop, and eat... For more information click on the following links...
The Historic Courthouse Square Covered wagon, surrey, Indian and pioneer artifacts housed in replica of frontier store. Other exhibits include blacksmith shop, filling station, an early barber shop, and a doll collection. Texas gunslinger John Wesley Hardin moved to Comanche April 28, 1874. In a gun fight with a Brown County deputy sheriff, Hardin shot and killed the sheriff. Hardin was captured and convicted of murder in Comanche and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. A replica of the Jack Wright Saloon inside the museum depicts the notorious shootout. Hours Open: Sat. & Sun. 2 - 4 p.m. Address: Moorman Road Fleming Oak Only remaining member of a large grove of oaks around which town developed. Legend has it that city began clearing the grove many years ago to pave the square, but an ancient settler objected, saying the tree saved his life during battle and he would protect the tree with his very life. The city relented part of its paving project to spare the tree, and it stands today at the southwest corner of Comanche's town square. Old Cora Texas' oldest existing Texas courthouse, built in town of Cora, 1856, then county seat. When county was partitioned in 1859, Comanche became county seat. Vintage building relocated to southwest corner of town square. Recently, workers restoring the park area around Old Cora rediscovered an old water well hand dug in 1859 to furnish water for the courthouse and the public. As part of the beautification project, the well is lighted so visitors can view the inside through a clear covering to see how sides are built and the water in the bottom.
Comanche City Park Local Eating Establishments Yumm's the Word CJ's Dinner Rockin J's Cook's Fish Barn Nearby Attractions Include Dublin Dr. Pepper Museum FOR LOCAL EVENTS & INFORMATION VISIT THE
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