Book describing the early history of Little Elm including schools, churches, and social organizations, as well as important families in the area. Name index starts on page 199.
The Little Elm Public Library (LEPL), founded in 1999, is located in the Town of Little Elm, a stone’s throw from Lake Lewisville. LEPL’s mission is to enrich our community through expanding access to innovation, information, ideas, and inspiration. With a growing, bustling community of over 50,000 to serve, the Little Elm Public Library is a vibrant and busy community center. Among the features of the library are a makerspace with three 3-D printers and a laser cutter; public art exhibit space; a seed library; and kits of all kinds. LEPL is designated as a Tackle Loaner site in its partnership with Texas Parks & Wildlife. LEPL is a proud recipient of the 2022 Texas Municipal Leagues Director’s Association Award of Excellence – only awarded to 73 of the 542 public libraries in Texas.
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Book describing the early history of Little Elm including schools, churches, and social organizations, as well as important families in the area. Name index starts on page 199.
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[is], 224 p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 23 cm.
Notes
"Sesquicentennial Reprint Edition."
"Organized by Mrs. J. M. Harris from material given by pioneer residents and their descendants."
Contents: Preface -- Brief History of the Peters Colony in Texas -- Early Settlements -- Reflections of the Civil War -- Indian Influence -- Early Memories and Facts by J. W. Jagoe -- Pioneer Life in Texas -- Postal Services -- Little Elm School -- Religious Life -- Further Development and Settlements after Civil War -- Gay Ninety Club -- Outstanding People -- Family Histories
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