Tanglewood Kountry Stop

Tanglewood, Texas moved one mile west to be closer to railroad tracks built by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway in 1894, but that didn't do much to ensure the town's long-term success. Much of what's left today are the remains of a town that lost out to other nearby towns in the county and the Tanglewood Christian Camp that encompasses 50 acres and is supported by 44 area churches. The Tanglewood Kountry Stop is closed, but its facade features two wooden signs, one on the north end of the building and the other on the south end, outlining every town on US 77 in Texas that you'll encounter.