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About the local area
Our location offers quick access to the area's sites, sounds and attractions. We'll point you in any direction you choose to ensure your stay is all you want it to be! According to a mural on the courthouse depicting the arrival of the Graham brothers, the town square is physically the largest of any in the country.
Play, shop and eat
Fort Belknap
Brazos on the Fly
Brazos on the Fly
Historic US Army fort built to protect the Texas frontier. Troops pursued raiding bands of Indians, allowing for settlement of the area. Fort Belknap played a role in the Butterfield Overland Stage route. See restored buildings, grape arbor and museum.
Brazos on the Fly
Brazos on the Fly
Brazos on the Fly
Catering to all anglers! Guided fishing trips with Will are unforgettable. All ages are welcome. Find out about Hog Island skiff trips, wading trips and more. This adventure will be about more than just fishing!
Old Post Office
Brazos on the Fly
Old Post Office
This National Register Historic Building in the center of the town square is now home to a museum and art center (OPOMAC). Art exhibits rotate and they host or sponsor several annual community events. Admission is free.
Pratt’s Books
Boaz Department Store
Old Post Office
Specializing in out-of-print, scarce, eclectic and occasionally new books. Selections in Texas History, Americana and Children’s Books bring customers from far and wide. Pratt’s is an adventure!
Boaz Department Store
Boaz Department Store
Boaz Department Store
Celebrating 100 years on the square in Graham in 2021! Step back in time when you walk through the doors! Apparel, footwear and accessories for men and women.
Crazy Cora’s Emporium
Boaz Department Store
Boaz Department Store
The old Young County Jail has been converted by Cora Barker and now houses mini-shops offering jewelry, antiques, collectables, home decor, snacks and lots more.
Neri’s on the Square
Neri’s on the Square
Neri’s on the Square
Bistro dining with a really temping menu and daily specials. Pies, scones and more. They claim the “Best Prime Rib in Texas” every Friday and Saturday night.
Middle Sister
Neri’s on the Square
Neri’s on the Square
At Middle Sister they believe the best way to know each other is to share a meal and a story. They offer hand crafted cocktails, coffee and food made from scratch with love.
Dos Leones
Neri’s on the Square
Dos Leones
The promise a memorable dining experience with a menu full of traditional Mexican favorites and a few new twists on old favorites. Eat in or take out.
There's more!
More Food and Drink
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Just follow the neon lights to the west side of America’s largest downtown square and you’ll find the National Theatre, a cherished local icon since it first opened its doors in 1920. With first-run movies, they offer a safe family entertainment in Young County at a fraction of the cost of larger big city cinemas. The National is open seven days a week, 364 days a year.
Bring your Camera!
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The downtown especially is quite picturesque, with old buildings, painted murals and the lovely town square. The area was first settled in 1871, when two Graham brothers moved from Kentucky to Texas after the Civil War. That same year, the Warren Wagon Train Raid occurred a few miles north of the city. Graham was established in 1872 with purchase of a local saltworks. The original town newspaper, The Graham Leader, is still in existence today!
More Shopping!
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More Shopping!
Look for The Tattered Pearl on 4th Street and Reclaimed Style on Elm Street for women’s clothing. We’ll be posting more places to shop as we find them. Southern Charm of South Bend has gifts and collectibles!