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Leander,
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Leander, Texas
Leander, TX
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Leander is a city in
Williamson and Travis counties in the U.S. state
of Texas. The population was 26,521 at the 2010
census. The city was established in 1882 on the
railroad to Austin and was named in honor of
Leander "Catfish" Brown, a railroad official. It
was near Leander that the Leanderthal Lady, a
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The
mission of the Greater Leander Chamber of
Commerce is to promote member
businesses, encourage responsible economic
development and develop leadership in the
community. For nearly 25 years we have been
doing just that, and Leander’s future has
never looked brighter and more promising
than today.
At the
heart and soul of the Chamber are our 300+
members devoted to the success of business
in the area and each other. The Leander
Chamber strives to provide opportunities
and beneficial information to business
members and residents alike, in the spirit
of true partnership, serving the entire
community.
Stop by
their office to learn more about what they
do, visit one of our networking events, or
find the Leander Chamber online:
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The History of the
City of Leander
Early History
The History of
Leander High School
Did you
know?
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The first school
in Leander was
created in 1855.
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In 1871, the
citizens of
Bagdad
constructed a
two-story rock
building. The
bottom floor was
a school, and
the second floor
served as the
Masonic Hall.
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The first public
school was
founded in
December 5,
1893.
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In 1899, the
citizens of
Leander formed a
voluntary
association to
create a new
school district.
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School was held
in one building
in one year and
in the other
building the
next, with the
same teachers
traveling to
each. This was
done so that the
same students
did not have to
travel long
distances every
year.
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The new Bagdad
school burned on
June 24, 1938.
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In 1907, Leander
provided an
8-month school
term in 10
grades.
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Many students
could attend
only when they
were not needed
in the fields to
help with the
farm work, but
attendance was
stressed
whenever
possible.
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Students had to
go to Georgetown
or Liberty Hill
to complete
state graduation
requirements.
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Examinations
were to be
spontaneous
whenever
possible, and
students should
be prepared
whenever called
on.
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A new school was
built and
completed on
November 16,
1938.
The City of Leander,
originally called
Bagdad, was
established on July
17, 1882. The first
settlers arrived in
the area around
1845, receiving
bounty land grants
in exchange for
service in the Texas
Revolution. These
settlers lived in
log cabins and were
frequently subjected
to being attacked by
Indians that also
called this area of
central Texas their
home. If it had not
been for the many
Indian attacks, the
area of Bagdad would
probably have been
settled earlier.
Although, because of
these frequent
attacks, the Texas
Rangers were called
in to protect the
settlers and they
constructed a
building that would
house up to sixty
men. This was one of
the first buildings
of what is now
Williamson County.
During the 1850's,
the town of Bagdad
was surveyed and
many businesses
began opening. One
of the first stores
was a blacksmith
shop. The first post
office was opened in
1858. Although the
location was
isolated the
abundance of water
and timber attracted
many settlers.
Farming became the
mainstay of the
area, with the
settlers growing
much of their own
food and making most
of their own
clothing.
During the Civil war
many men left to
join the Southern
forces. At the end
of the war most of
the men returned to
the local community,
as well as many of
the freed slaves.
Bagdad Cemetery was
established in 1857
with the burial of
three-year-old John
Babcock whose father
gave the tract of
land where the
cemetery now exists,
to the community.
Other earlier
burials were Civil
War veterans. The
United Methodist
church was
established in 1860.
Bagdad was also a
stop on the stage
line from Austin to
Lampasas; the
settlers were now
able to have goods
delivered to them
from Austin. By the
1870’s, Bagdad had a
hotel, school,
several general
stores, two
blacksmith shops,
and several
churches. In 1871,
the first school was
started in Bagdad by
the Masonic Lodge;
it was the only free
school in the area.
Church socials
played a very
important role in
the lives of the
settlers and were
the main
entertainment for
the early residents
of Bagdad.
The Railroad Comes
Through
By the 1880’s many
changes were on the
way. The railroad
industry expanded to
Texas with plans to
build tracks through
Bagdad’s downtown
area. The citizens
opposed the railroad
and the Austin &
Northwestern
Railroad officials
decided instead to
build the tracks one
mile east of town.
Soon after the
railroad was
completed the
townspeople realized
they had made a
mistake and it could
be of great benefit
to their businesses
to be located near
the railroad. The
original Bagdad
settlers started
moving their
businesses and homes
nearer to the
railroad tracks.
The area was
surveyed, lots were
sold by the railroad
and the new town of
Leander was
established in 1882.
The town of Leander
was named after
Leander “Catfish”
Brown, who was one
of the men who was
responsible for
completion of the
rail line. The post
office was brought
from Bagdad to
Leander in 1882 and
the first bank,
Humble & Chapman,
was established.
Doctors’ offices,
lawyers’ offices,
and a drug store had
also joined this new
community. In 1883,
the Leander
Presbyterian Church
was established. The
cedar post business
was prospering, with
most of the posts
being shipped out by
railway. Ranching
and farming were
increasing. Cotton
was the main crop
and soon Wesley
Craven and J.Sampley
built cotton gins.
The population of
Leander in the early
1890's was estimated
to be around 329
people. In 1893, the
first public schools
were opened both in
Leander and Bagdad.
On June 7, 1899, the
Leander High School
Association
incorporated under
Texas law. The
school was formed
without profit for a
period of fifty
years.
The population of
Leander in the
1900's had dropped
to 283. Mules moved
the Leander
Methodist Church to
its present location
in 1901. Farming was
still the main
activity and life
had become centered
on the schools and
churches. Baseball
teams were quite
popular at this
time, as well as
community theatre.
School only went to
the 10th grade and
if you wanted to go
any higher, you had
to go to Liberty
Hill or Georgetown.
In 1919 A. K. Davis
went to Mexico to
bring workers to the
Leander area. He
brought back many
families, some of
which became
American citizens
and also Williamson
County’s earliest
Hispanic settlers.
The Depression Hits
Leander, Texas
When the depression
hit, the population
dropped to 200. The
schools continued to
grow and were
consolidated with
Pleasant Hill in
1928. After the
school burned down
in 1938 the district
continued growing,
consolidating with
Round Mountain and
Volente in 1938, and
then with Nameless.
Whitestone joined
the district in
1952. The school was
still the most
important part of
the community.
Churches provided
the social life
where many community
gatherings were
held.
Many young men left
to join the war
effort during World
War Two. The local
citizens had to
adjust to such
things as sugar
rationing. They also
organized watch
groups to report any
sightings of enemy
aircraft to
authorities. During
this time traveling
shows would set up
at Brushy and Willis
streets for
entertaining the
townspeople. Three
more churches were
established during
the 1940's, St. Mary
Margaret Catholic
Church, Leander
Church of Christ,
and First Baptist
Church of Leander.
Many citizens banked
at the 1st State
Bank of Leander and
Barnes & Jones
Lumber Company was a
well-established
business. During the
1950’s the
population had risen
back up to around
300 people. There
were three stores
that provided the
community with
groceries and goods,
MacFarland Grocery,
The Red and White
Store, and Hub
Powell’s. Housing
subdivisions began
to develop in the
area in the late
1950's and early
1960's. A new high
school was built in
1969, but at this
time the population
was still around 300
people. Many
citizens worked in
the Austin area with
Highway 183 being a
major thoroughfare
to assist in their
commute in to the
Austin area.
Shopping trips to
Austin were common
for residents of
Leander by this
time.
On January 21, 1978
the City of Leander
was incorporated and
Joe Bates was its
first mayor. The
City was continuing
to grow more
rapidly.
Subdivisions were
being developed west
of the city where
the water and sewer
system was
available. As the
city continued to
grow into the 1980's
additional schools
were being built in
the Cedar Park area.
The Leander School
district was
experiencing
tremendous growth. A
new city hall was
established along
with some new
additions in the old
downtown area. With
all of this growth,
Leander still
continued to be
mostly a rural
community.
With more homes
being built in the
west part of
Leander, the
population by the
1990's was 3,398.
The school district
was growing rapidly
and built its second
High School in Cedar
Park. Many
businesses such as
service shops and
fast food
establishments began
to locate to the
Leander area. The
Crystal Falls
Municipal Golf
Course was built and
has proven to be one
of the most
beautiful and
challenging golf
courses in the area.
Leander, Texas Today
Leander,
presently, has a
population estimated
at over 30,000. The
Leander Independent
School District has
grown into the
largest school
district in
Williamson County
and the fastest
growing district in
the state of Texas.
It presently has a
total of five high
schools, eight
middle schools and
twenty-three
elementary schools.
It encompasses the
cities of Leander,
Cedar Park,
Jonestown, and parts
of Northwest Austin.
New businesses are
on their way and the
residential growth
that has been
experienced over the
past few years is
phenomenal. The
long-term water
supply is now secure
for the city’s
residents and a
newly expanded
wastewater treatment
plant is on-line.
The city continues
to expand its
roadway network to
assist the residents
of Leander in
traveling into the
Austin area.
Many changes have
occurred since the
little town of
Bagdad opposed the
building of the
railroad and the
unwanted disruption
of their peaceful
lives. The City of
Leander continues to
grow and prosper and
we invite everyone
to come and
experience our
extraordinary
hill-country city.
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