Cleburne

Cleburne , the county seat of Johnson County, is on U.S. Highway 67, thirty miles south of Fort Worth. Its origin and growth can be attributed to its role as a crossroads and transportation center. The area had an excellent water source, West Buffalo Creek, that attracted numerous travelers. During the Civil War it was used as a bivouac for Johnson County units marching off to war, and was referred to as Camp Henderson . Henderson was later renamed in honor of General Patrick R. Cleburne, under whom many of the brave men from the camp had fought. In 1881 the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad was completed from Fort Worth through Cleburne to Temple, and a secondary line connected Weatherford to Cleburne in 1887. Cleburne has loft apartments, townhouse style apartments, and apartments with hardwood or concrete flooring. This boosted the economy of Cleburne by providing easier methods of transportation. There are many high quality apartments in Cleburne . Cleburne has a healthy mix of 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments, and 3 bedroom apartments. The most important industrial contribution to the city however, was made by the Santa Fe Railroad, which in 1898 and 1899 constructed central machine shops in Cleburne, helping to double the city's population in the 1890s. Another major area employer has been the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Station in nearby Glen Rose. In 1941 a significant recreational addition opened to the public: the Cleburne State Recreation Park which bolstered community spirit and pride.

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