Freestone County, Texas
Communities


Old Ghost Towns - Never had a post office:

Washington
  The beginnings of Washington pre-date Teague.  Its old wooden school would 
later be a part of the Teague ISD when it started in 1907. Later as part of Teague,
a brick building called Booker T. Washington school built in 1909 taught many of 
the black residents of Teague.


School:
Washington School (#108) (later listed as the Booker T. Washington school)
    had 30 African American pupils in 1887
    had 54 African American pupils in 1893-4
    had 31 black students in 1895-6
    had 43 black students in 1896-7
    had 37 black students in 1897-8
    had 23 black pupils in 1898-9
    had 29 black pupils in 1899-1900
    had 26 black pupils in 1900-1
    had 25 black pupils in 1903-4
    had 30 black pupils in 1904-5
    part of the Teague ISD in 1907
    new brick building in 1909 as part of the Teague ISD