Attractions in Taylor,Texas
Moody House Museum, built in 1887, reflects the traditions of a very distinguished family. The museum is housed in the restored birthplace of Texas governor Dan Moody, who gained fame by successfully prosecuting the Ku Klux Klan. The Victorian home contains many original furnishings donated by the Moody family.
114 West 9th Street, Taylor, TX
(512) 352-8654
For hikers and joggers, Bull's Branch Hike & Bike Trail crosses the city and provides a beautiful view of trees, ducks and water.
Taylor's historical downtown area offers visitors the chance to browse unique shop, many housed in historical buildings. The area also features some renowned barbecue restaurants.
The 4,400-acre Granger Lake is ranked as one of the best crappie-fishing lakes in Texas. Four parks are situated on the shores of Granger Lake: Friendship Park, Taylor Park, Willis Creek Park, and Wilson H. Fox Park. These parks provide campgrounds, restrooms, picnic areas, boat ramps, and opportunities for shoreline fishing.
Mustang Creek Club's 9-hole golf course is open to the public. Located at 1100 Beech Street. Call 512-365-1332 for more information. Check the Event Calendar.
308 North Main Street ~ Taylor, Texas 76574 ~ (512) 352-2995
Cotton Club & Steakhouse
Address: 212 East Davilla Street
Granger, Texas 76530
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 939
Granger, Texas 76530
Phone: (512) 859-0700, (512) 913-0088 (Jill Cox)
Fax: (512) 859-2078
Taylor Chamber of Commerce
(512) 352-6364
Knights Inn and Suites Taylor Village
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