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 Cofran's Texas . . . Hill Country Portal A Powerful Information Database & Gateway Service for the Texas Hill Country BRADY, Texas Pronounced: "brady" "The Heart of Texas" Population (2011): 5,533 COL Index (2008): 73.8
Elevation: 1,672 ft Area: 9.0 smCounty: McCulloch County (seat)
Zip Code: 76825 Area Code: 325Time Zone: CST
Coordinates: 31° 7' 56" N, 99° 20' 29" W; 31.13222° N, 99.34139° W Location: 115 mi NW of Austin; 77 mi SE of San Angelo; near the geographic center of Texas 42 mi W of San Saba; 29 mi N of Mason Highways: Hwy 190/87/377/283/71 Creeks: BradyRivers: NoneLakes: Brady
REFERENCES CITY:City of Brady: 325-597-2152 201 E Main Street, Brady, TX 76825 Web: www.bradytx.us CHAMBER and TOURISM: BRADY-MCCULLOCH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 325-597-3491 102 East 15th St., Brady, TX 76825 Web: www.bradytx.com; Email: info@bradytx.com Includes the Brady Economic Development Corporation, the Brady/McCulloch County Chamber of Commerce, the McCulloch County Industrial Foundation, the McCulloch County Visitors Center, and Tourism & Convention Bureau. City/County Visitors Guide, printable: Guide City/County Dining Guide, printable: Guide ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES: See above, plus: CONCHO VALLEY RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT (RC&D) AREA: 325-597-4666; 306 W Lockhart, POB 627, Brady, TX 76825-0627. Web. Improving the quality of life in Concho Valley. WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS-CONCHO VALLEY, & CONCHO VALLEY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD: 325-653-2321; www.cvworkforce.org SMALLER NEIGHBORING TOWNS: Richland Springs, Menard, Eden, Melvin, Buffalo, Paint Rock, Whiteland, Salt Gap, Pear Valley, Lohn, Placid, Hall, Camp San Saba, 11 mi NE of Calf Creek, Rochelle MAJOR ATTRACTIONS: 
BRADY MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE: See full details in Directory below. HEART OF TEXAS COUNTRY MUSIC MUSEUM: 100+ country music artists are honored here. A musical journey that traces the history of country music industry, and displays include life-size wax figures, stage costumes, musical instruments, personal effects, autographs, posters, and various collector items from legendary figures to honor the rich heritage of the genre. See full details in Directory below. HEART OF TEXAS HISTORICAL MUSEUM: Early ranch and home exhibits, farm implements, pioneer weapons, vintage photos and memorabilia. Housed in restored county jail, circa 1910, still exhibiting cells and prisoner hardware. Recently the Curtis Field Control Tower, which was located at Curtis Field during World War II, was donated to the museum, restored and dedicated to the 10,000 men and women who trained there and to veterans of all branches of military service from McCulloch County. Once called the "best small town museum in Texas" by the Fort Worth Star Telegram, the museum is open each weekend and for private tours by appointment. See full details in Directory below. 
MCCULLOCH COUNTY COURTHOUSE: McCulloch County was organized in 1876, with the City of Brady serving as its county seat. The current courthouse was built in 1900 in Romanesque Revival style, located in downtown Brady and serves as the focal point of the downtown square. (FORMER) MCCULLOCH COUNTY JAIL: Circa 1910. Houses the Heart of Texas Historical Museum (see below). The three-story structure was constructed in 1910 and served as the county's correctional facility until 1974 when it was deeded to the Historical Society as a museum. MORGAN MILITARY AVIATION MUSEUM: at Curtis Field ROLLIE G. WHITE COMPLEX: 325-597-0168. Former Jubilee Racetrack with pari-mutual betting, now closed. Currently serves as a horse training facility. SANTA FE CENTER TRAIN DEPOT: At Depot and N. Bridge Streets. This restored depot now serves as a restaurant, art gallery and studio. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: CALF CREEK: 11 mi SW of Brady, the location of a battle fought in 1831. James Bowie, and ten of his closest friends fought a combined force of Caddo and Lipan Indians along the creek. Estimates vary from 150 to 800 Indians. PARKS: see Parks 
BRADY LAKE/RESERVOIR PARK: City of Brady owned and managed. Lakeside facility with 25 mi of shoreline, includes boat ramps, marina, docks, cabanas, RV hookups, campsites, pavilion, restrooms, showers, volleyball courts, ball fields, sandy beach, store, fishing, swimming. See full details in Directory below. RICHARDS PARK & AQUATIC COMPLEX: Reservations: City-owned park on Brady Creek that includes swimming pool, RV hookups, showers, rest rooms, primitive campsites, pavilion, baseball fields, soccer fields and playground area. See full details in Directory below. STANBURN PARK: A city park nestled in the neighborhood of Pine and Texas Streets, this park offers a playground, shaded tables, tennis court. Contact City Hall. 
WILLIE WASHINGTON PARK: A city park located off E 11th Street, offers Six 50amp full-RV hook ups, a small pavilion, BBQ grills with picinic tables, a playground and a basketball court. RV camping and primitive camping. Contact City Hall. EVENT CALENDAR:
WEATHER: Weather Underground MEDIA COVERAGE: On-Line Latest News: Topix Newspaper: BRADY STANDARD HERALD. See full details in Directory below. MAPS: Google; GeoHack PRINCIPAL BUSINESS: Farming, ranching, tourism, hunting HISTORY: Handbook of Texas Online: "When the area was settled in the 1870s, the community was named Brady City after Brady Creek, which runs through town. The name was shortened to Brady when the town was incorporated in 1906. In 1787-88 Spanish explorer Jose Mares crossed the creek near the site of present Brady. Henry and Nancy Fulcher, the first settlers on Brady Creek, donated land for the townsite in the mid-1870s. Allison Ogden and his father-in-law, Ben Henton, built a store in 1875. A post office opened in 1876. After residents of McCulloch County chose Brady as county seat on May 15, 1876, the town grew fairly quickly. Brady had about fifty residents in 1877, and a stone courthouse was completed in 1878. Thomas Maples began weekly publication of the Brady Sentinel in 1880; by 1884 Brady had two churches, a district school, three stores, two hotels, and 300 residents. Stock raising was the primary occupation in the Brady area before 1900. In the 1870s and 1880s local ranchers drove their cattle to markets in Kansas. Most other trade was with Brownwood and Lampasas. The number of farms and fences increased with the influx of immigrants in the late 1880s and 1890s. Poultry, sheep, goats, cotton, and pecans joined cattle as important sources of income for area residents. When the Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway arrived in 1903, Brady became a principal shipping point for Central Texas. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe came to Brady in 1912. By 1914 the town had grown to include four churches, two schools, two banks, several processing plants, manufacturing and supply outlets, and 2,669 residents. In 1926 Brady residents celebrated the building of forty-two-acre Richards Park by holding a two-day barbecue on the Fourth of July weekend; it was such a success that the celebration was labeled the "July Jubilee" and became an annual event. Curtis Field opened just north of Brady in 1942 as a pilot-training school. Also during World War II a German prisoner-of-war camp was built three miles east of the town; it housed more than 300 Germans, most of them members of Rommel's Afrika Korps. Brady grew slowly from the 1920s through the 1950s, with population estimates reaching a peak of 6,800 in 1958. In 1959 the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway abandoned the section of track between Brownwood and Brady, thereby reducing Brady's access to outside markets. The population fell to 5,338 by 1961 and subsequently stabilized. Brady Reservoir was completed in 1963 for flood control, municipal and industrial water needs, and recreation. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe abandoned the track between Brady and Eden in 1972, leaving the town with only a branch track to connect it with the main line at Lometa, in Lampasas County. Brady had 5,925 residents and 142 businesses in 1988. It was principally a farming and ranching community. Its industry included a mohair-combing plant and sand-mining operations. The Francis King Art Gallery and Museum houses works by King, a painter and sculptor, and a collection of restored antique cars. Brady celebrates an annual band festival and goat cook-off every Labor Day. The stone courthouse, built in 1900, was renovated in 1974. In 1989 G. Rollie White Downs, one of the first horse racetracks in Texas after the passage of pari-mutuel laws in 1989, operated briefly in Brady but was unprofitable and closed by 1990. Brady's population in 1990 was 5,946, but dropped to 5,523 in 2000." Historic Dodge Cattle Trail: During the cattle drive days, Brady was on the "Western" or "Dodge Trail" for the herds headed to Dodge City, Kansas. They crossed the Red River into Oklahoma at Doan's Crossing. HISTORICAL MARKERS: A complete list of McCulloch County's 27 registered historical markers is available at the Chamber of Commerce office. The most popular sites: Geographic Center of Texas: A point whose coordinates divide our state into four equal quadrants, the true heart of Texas is located on a private ranch north of Brady off of US Hwy 377. A historical marker notes the approximate location in a road-side park 2 miles S of Mercury, Texas. McCulloch County Courthouse: See above photo and description. Soldier's Waterhole: 7 miles E of Brady, notes where US soldiers rested while traveling the nearby military road and patrolling for Indians during the Civil War. One particularly gruesome evening, 27 Indians surprised and massacred 18 men, women and children, burned their wagons and stole their horses. The massacred were buried nearby. The marker is located at US Hwy 190 and CR 412 with the actual site two and on-half miles off the paved road. PRIOR NAMES: Brady City AVAILABLE SERVICES: Gas: yes; Convenience Stores: yes; Restaurants: yes; Lodging: yes; Grocery Stores: yes; Banks: yes; Vehicle Repair: yes; Hospital: no; Med Clinic: no; Post Office: yes; Public Schools: yes; Cemetery: yes CEMETERIES: REST HAVEN; LIVE OAK OTHER PROFILES: Wikipedia; ePodunk; City Data; Texas Escapes; Travel Texas NOTES: We welcome submission of updates, additions, corrections & digital photos, without compensation. BUSINESS & ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY TEXAS TUMBLEWEED: 325-597-2525; 110 N Blackburn, Brady, TX 76825. Antiques, collectibles, variety shopping, retail, new greeting cards. Vendor booth rental. AUTOMOTIVE
HEART OF TEXAS FORD MERCURY: 325-597-2124; 800-558-6805; 110 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. heartoftexasford.dealerconnection.com LUBKE'S GMC CARS & TRUCKS: 800-215-2116; 2110 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.lubkes.com. GMC dealership. MOORE'S AUTOMOTIVE/NAPA AUTO PARTS: 325-597-3421; 2000 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. WAGNER MOTOR COMPANY: 325-971-1033; 905 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. Auto Dealership. BANKS
BRADY NATIONAL BANK: 325-597-2104; 101 S Blackburn, Brady, TX 76825. www.bradynationalbank.com CAPITAL FARM CREDIT: 325-597-2167; 312 W Commerce, Brady, TX 76825. www.capitalfarmcredit.com CENTRAL TEXAS FARM CREDIT: 325-597-2252; Brady, TX 76825 FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS: 325-597-2252; 203 S Blackburn, Brady, TX 76825. www.flbatexas.com FIRST AG CREDIT: 325-597-2167; Brady, TX 76825. www.agmoney.com
BRADY MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE: 325-597-6010; 200 Brady Country Club Rd, Hwy 87 W, Brady, TX 76825-3774. Web. Public, 9 holes, 2841 yds, par 36. City of Brady owned and managed. 9-hole municipal course. GOVERNMENT SERVICES
LOCAL CITY GOVERNMENT: BRADY, CITY OF: 325-597-2152; 201 E Main St, Brady, TX 76825. www.bradytx.us (EARNEST O. MARTIN MEMORIAL PARK) AQUATIC COMPLEX: 325-597-4022; 301 Memory Ln, Brady, TX 76825. Swimming pool and park complex facility located off Hwy 87 N, adjacent to Richards Park. Basketball court, volleyball court, shuffleboard, washer, and horseshoe courts, pavilion, walking trail, and a humingbird/butterfly garden, restrooms. BRADY CURTIS FIELD AIRPORT (BBD): 325-597-1461; 3 mi NE of Brady, TX 76825. City owned and operated. Open to public. No tower. Runway: 4605 x 75 ft.; City Web; AirNav; Map BRADY FIRE AND EMS: Admin: 325-597-2311; Emergencies: 911 216 W Commerce St; Brady, TX 76825. www.bradyfdems.com BRADY LAKE/RESERVOIR PARK: 325-597-2162; 888-823-8401; City of Brady owned and managed. Lakeside facility with 25 mi of shoreline, includes boat ramps, marina, docks, cabanas, RV hookups, campsites, pavilion, restrooms, showers, volleyball courts, ball fields, sandy beach, store (325-597-1073), fishing, swimming. Web; Web BRADY POLICE: 325-597-2121; Brady, TX 76825 (ED DAVENPORT) CIVIC CENTER: 325) 597-2152; Brady, TX 76825. Available for most public functions such as parties, workshops, reunions, dances, weddings. LOCAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT: See: McCulloch County Government Offices MCCULLOCH COUNTY, COUNTY JUDGE: Danny Neal: 325-597-0733; McCulloch County Courthouse, 199 Courthouse Square RM 302, Brady TX 76825. www.co.mcculloch.tx.us; margarita_gutierrez@hotmail.com MCCULLOCH COUNTY, SHERIFF: 325-597-2290; Brady, TX 76825 STATE & FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: For offices that represent the Hill Country, see: Texas & Federal Government Offices HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BRADY: 325-597-2951; Brady, TX 76825. Multi-family public supported housing. MCCULLOCH COUNTY AGRILIFE EXTENSION OFFICE: 325-597-1295; 114 W Main, Brady, TX 76825. Agents: Vance Christie, Jaque Behrens. mcculloch-tx.tamu.edu; McCulloch-tx@tamu.edu TEXAS GAME WARDEN: 325-597-2940; Brady, TX 76825
DAY & SEASON HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES: See full list of leases for this town at: Hunting & Fishing. TAXIDERMY & MEAT PROCESSING: DAMUTH TAXIDERMY: 325-597-0001; 2300 S Bridge Street, Brady, TX 76825. www.damuthtaxidermy.com NATURE'S ART TAXIDERMY: 325-597-0230; 807 San Angelo Hwy, Brady, TX 76825 HUNTING, FISHING, SPORTING GOODS, SPECIALTY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY STORES: GRANT EVRIDGE: Cell: 325-456-8838; Sells breeder bucks, stocker bucks, bred does, open does, fawns. HEART OF TEXAS GUNSMITH: Brady, TX 76825 OUTDOOR SUPPLY & DEER PROCESSING: 325-597-0428; 200 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. Sporting Goods, Retail TEXAS WILDLIFE SUPPLY: 325-597-4600; 2346 S Bridge Street, Brady, TX 76825. www.texaswildlifesupply.com. Deer blinds, game feeders, archery pro shop, guns, hunting accessories, Purina feed. BEST WESTERN - BRADY INN: 325-597-3997; 2200 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. www.bestwesterntexas.com/brady CALF CREEK RANCH: 325-456-9439; HC 69 Box 476, Brady, TX 76825. www.calfcreekranch.com DAYS INN: 325-597-0789; 2108 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. www.texasdaysinn.com/daysinnbrady GOLD KEY INN: 325-597-2185; 2023 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES - BRADY: 325-597-1800; 2320 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. www.holidayinnexpress.com. 69 rooms. (THE) MAMMY HOUSE: 770-963-8341; Brady, TX 76825 SELAH SPRINGS RANCH: 325-597-2786; 3700 US Hwy 87 S, Brady, TX 76825. www.selahspringsranch.net. Cabins, Conference Center, Family Vacation Accommodations, Hunting Lodge. Your very own private retreat for a family, church, or corporate gathering. SHATZIE GUEST RANCH: 888-991-6749; 830-997-0443; Hwy 87 S, Brady, TX 76825. www.fredericksburg-lodging.com/Shatzie-ranch. 13 rooms, on 200 acres on San Saba River, between Brady and Mason. MISCELLANEOUS GOODS & SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL ALLEY: 325-456-8460; 611 PR 533, Brady, TX 76825. Monthly mailed, paid publication or free pick-up. BRADY BUTANE SUPPLY: 325-597-2428; 1907 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.bradybutane.com BRADY RECYCLING CENTER: 325-597-0760; 1102 E 11th St, Brady, TX 76825 BRADY SOUTHWEST APARTMENTS: 325-792-8488; PO Box 309, Brady, TX 76825 BRADY STANDARD HERALD: 325-597-2959; POB 1151, 201 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.bradystandard.com. Weekly newspaper. CURTIS RANCH FIELD AIRPORT (12TE): 713-461-3503; 12 mi Ne of Brady. Private use. Permission required prior to landing. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE: 325-597-2149; 1200 N Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.txfb-ins.com FARMERS INSURANCE: 325-597-3635; 1605 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.farmersagent.com/ceverett. Chad Everett HERITAGE FUNERAL HOMES: 325-597-1977; 300 N Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.heritagefuneraltx.com JDJ COMPANY: 325-597-9353; 2348 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. Kubota, full service welding ship, truck beds, water well service. LAS CULEBRAS AIRPORT (XS78): 830-995-3528; 5 mi SSW of Brady. Private use. Permission required prior to landing. LOADCRAFT INDUSTRIES: 325-597-2911; 3811 N Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.loadcraft.com. Machine shop, drilling & workover rigs, trailers. MAYS RANCHING COMPANY: 915-456-7741; RR 1, Box 258, Brady, TX 76825. www.maysranch.com. Cattle, horses, hunting. NEW SONG CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH: 325-597-7292; 200 W 4th St., Brady, TX 76825. www.nusong.com ROLLIE G. WHITE COMPLEX: 325-597-0168. Former Jubilee Racetrack with pari-mutual betting, now closed. Currently serves as a horse training facility. PARADISE BUILDERS: 325-597-4000; Hwy 87 S & Hwy 71 E, Brady, TX 76825 RIVER BEND RANCH AIRPORT (94TX): 915-672-4501; 16 mi N of Brady. Private use. Permission required prior to landing. SAGEBRUSH APARTMENTS: 325-597-7558; 210 W Lynn Gavit Road, Brady, TX 76825. (THE) SAM MCANALLY COMPANY: 325-597-1391; PO Box 1066, Brady, TX 76825. Real estate appraisers SIGN WORKS: 325-792-6366; 1209 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825 THOMAS WELL SERVICE: 325-597-1028; Brady, TX 76825 HEART OF TEXAS COUNTRY MUSIC MUSEUM:
325-597-1895; 1701 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.hillbillyhits.com. 100+ country music artists are honored here. A musical journey that traces the history of country music industry, and displays include life-size wax figures, stage costumes, musical instruments, personal effects, autographs, posters, and various collector items from legendary figures to honor the rich heritage of the genre. Open Fri: 2-4p; Sat: 11a-4p; Sun: Noon-5p. Free.
HEART OF TEXAS HISTORICAL MUSEUM: 325-597-0526; 117 N High St, Brady, TX 76825.
At intersection with Main St, one block W of the courthouse square. Web. Early ranch and home exhibits, farm implements, pioneer weapons, vintage photos and memorabilia. Housed in restored county jail, circa 1910, still exhibiting cells and prisoner hardware. Recently the Curtis Field Control Tower, which was located at Curtis Field during World War II, was donated to the museum, restored and dedicated to the 10,000 men and women who trained there and to veterans of all branches of military service from McCulloch County. Once called the "best small town museum in Texas" by the Fort Worth Star Telegram, the museum is open each weekend and for private tours by appointment. Open Fri-Sat 1-5p, Sun 1-4p.
MORGAN MILITARY AVIATION MUSEUM: 325-456-6726; US 377 N, Brady, TX 76825. 2 mi N of town at Municipal Airport, Curtis Field. www.morganmilitaryaviationmuseum.com. Annual Armed Forces Day Celebration & Fly-In in mid-May. NON-PROFIT & PUBLIC SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS
CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE: 512-556-2969; 254-526-7161 In State: 1-800-223-4760 Out of State: 1-800-792-3348; POB 1800, Killeen, TX 76540-1800. The CTC Service Area Campus provides college credit and non-credit classes to the citizens of Central Texas in the following counties: Bell, Burnet, Coryell, Hamilton, Lampasas, Llano, Mason, McCulloch, Mills, San Saba and Williamson. These classes are offered on a semester basis. CTC Community Coordinators are located in Brady, Burnet, Gatesville, Hamilton, Lampasas and San Saba. Classroom courses, academic and vocational programs, distance education, dual and concurrent enrollment for high school students. www.ctcd.edu BRADY-MCCULLOCH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: 325-597-3491; 102 E 15th St., Brady, TX 76825. www.bradytx.com; info@bradytx.com. Includes the Brady Economic Development Corporation, the Brady/McCulloch County Chamber of Commerce, the McCulloch County Industrial Foundation, and the McCulloch County Visitors Center. CONCHO VALLEY RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT (RC&D) AREA: 325-597-4666; 306 West Lockhart, POB 627, Brady, TX 76825-0627. www.texasrcd.org/concho_valley.htm. Improving the quality of life in Concho Valley. HEART OF TEXAS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: 325-597-2901; 2008 Nine Rd., Brady, TX 76825. www.texashill.com/Links-Loca/medical.htm (F.M. BUCK RICHARDS MEMORIAL) LIBRARY: 325-597-2617; 1106 S Blackburn, Brady, TX 76825 RICHARDS PARK: Reservations: 325-597-2152; Hwy 87 N, Brady, TX 76825. City-owned park on Brady Creek that includes RV hookups, showers, rest rooms, primitive campsites, pavilion, baseball fields, soccer fields, and playground area. 
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS (VFW): www.vfw.org. A congressionally chartered organization that works on behalf of American veterans by lobbying Congress for better veterans' health care and benefits; and maintains a nationwide organization of employees and volunteers to assist veterans with their VA disability claims; and donates millions of dollars and hours for community service. Local, Post 3234: 305 Memory Ln, Brady, TX 76825
RESTAURANTS-DINING-BEVERAGES-ENTERTAINMENT
(THE) BARRELL HOUSE: 325-597-1714; 109 E Main St, Brady, TX 76825. Beer & Wine Bar BOONDOCKS: 325-597-9009; 2027 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. Cajun, seafood and steaks DAIRY QUEEN: 325-597-2955; Brady, TX 76825 HARD EIGHT PIT BBQ: 325-597-1936; 2010 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.hardeightbbq.com JACOBY CAFE: 325-286-4244; Melvin TX 76858 MAC'S BBQ: 325-597-2164; 1903 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825 MCDONALD'S: 325-597-7211; 2106 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. www.mcdonalds.com MI FAMILIA MEXICAN RESTAURANT: 325-597-1037; 100 S Church, Brady, TX 76825 PEPPERMILL CAFE: 325-286-4244; 706 N Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. American SONIC DRIVE-IN: 325-597-1722; 1311 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825 (THE) VINTAGE TABLECLOTH: 325-597-1905; 115 E Main St, Brady, TX 76825 CROSS BAR LAND CO REAL ESTATE: 325-792-2262; 1910 S Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.crossbarland.com DeBORD REAL ESTATE: 325-597-4357; 1402 S Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.debordrealestate.com HILL COUNTRY PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE: 325-597-5263; Brady, TX 76825. www.bradyrealestatelady.com JAMES LONG REAL ESTATE: 325-597-1581; 1301 S Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.jameslongrealestate.com JAY MAY REAL ESTATE: 325-597-5629; 405 S Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.jaymayrealestate.com JB3 REALTY: 325-597-8033; 888-878-0020; 2307 S Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.jb3realty.com TEXAS PRIME COUNTRY REAL ESTATE: 325-597-2300; 2101 S Bridge St., Brady, TX 76825. www.texasprimecountry.com RETAIL SHOPPING
A-1 BOW KAY: 325-597-2979; 504 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. Florists. BRADY FEED AND FERTILIZER: 325-597-1629; 2820 N Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. BRADY IMPLEMENT COMPANY: 325-597-2952; Hwy 87 N, Brady, TX 76825. John Deere products. DESIGNS BY DEBORAH: 325-597-2277; 113 E Main Street, Brady, TX 76825. www.originaldesignsbydeborah.com. Knitting and rug hook supplies; Over-dyed woolen fabrics; Shawls, scarves, and accessories. Knitting classes available. EVRIDGE'S: 325-597-1065/2358; On The Square, Brady, TX 76858. www.evridges.com. Furniture center & fine home furnishings. HEART OF TEXAS KUBOTA: 325-597-9353; 2348 S Bridge St, Brady, TX 76825. HIGGINBOTHAM BROTHERS & CO - TRUE VALUE HARDWARE: 325-597-2363; Brady, TX 76825. www.higginbothams.com. Full service building materials center. HILL COUNTRY COMMUNICATIONS: 325-597-2650; 1605 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. Cellular Phones. JACOBY FEED & SEED: 325-286-4244; 101 N Main, Melvin, TX 76858 JK JEWELRY AND AWARDS: 325-597-2444; 1422 S, Brady, TX 76825. Jewelry repairs, custom jewelry, engraving, trophies, gifts. KEITH'S ACE HARDWARE: 325-597-2258; 2210 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. www.keithhardware.com LIVE OAK TRADE DAYS: 325-456-5130; Brady, TX 76825 RICKS FINE HOME FURNISHINGS: 800-880-2931; 1101 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. SERENITY QUILTS OF MANY COLORS: 325-597-3102; 104 W 13th, Brady, TX 76825. www.serenityquilts.com STEVE'S MEAT MARKET: 325-597-; Brady, TX 76825. SUPER S FOOD STORE: 325-597-3798; 301 E Commerce, Brady, TX 76825. www.www.supersfoods.com TEXAS TUMBLEWEED: 325-597-2525; 110 N Blackburn, Brady, TX 76825. Antiques, collectibles, variety shopping, retail, new greeting cards. Vendor booth rental TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY: 325-597-9303; 2309 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. www.tractorsupply.com; Farm & Ranch Equipment (THE) LAZY LIZARD: 325-597-1905; 117 E Main, Brady, TX 76825. Gifts, accessories, books and more. WAL-MART SUPERCENTER: 325-597-3406; 2207 S Bridge, Brady, TX 76825. www.walmart.com WEST CENTRAL WIRELESS: 325-597-1906; Brady, TX 76825. YOUNG'S JEWELRY: 325-597-0493; Brady, TX 76825. BRADY LAKE/RESERVOIR PARK: 325-597-2162; 888-823-8401. Web; Web City of Brady owned and managed. Lakeside facility with 25 mi of shoreline, includes boat ramps, marina, docks, cabanas, RV hookups, campsites, pavilion, restrooms, showers, volleyball courts, ball fields, sandy beach, store (325-597-1073), fishing, swimming. HEART OF TEXAS RV & MOBILE HOME PARK: 325-792-8282; Brady, TX 76825 Also see City parks above that have RV facilities. SCHOOLS
BRADY ISD: 325-597-2301; 100 W Main St, Brady, TX 76825. TEA Recognized campus; 3A district; "Bulldogs"; www.bradyisd.org
LOCAL UTILITY PROVIDERS: SHARYLAND UTILITIES - BRADY DIVISION OFFICE: 325-597-2161; 800-266-1774; 326 E US Hwy 190, POB 271, Brady, TX 76825. www.caprockenergy.com CENTRAL TEXAS COMMUNICATIONS, INC: 800-535-8904; www.centex.com. Internet provider. HILL COUNTRY-WIDE UTILITY PROVIDERS: For Hill Country area utility service providers (electric, gas, water, sewer, trash), telecom providers (land lines, cellular service, TV, internet), and related services (package delivery, newspaper, etc.), click: Utilities & Telecom BACK TO PORTAL HOME PAGE advertisements SANDY ROAD GUEST HAUS:
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