Zorn, Texas, Guadalupe County, and Zorn Cemetery. (original) (raw)

Zorn Texas - skulls on wagon

History on a Pinhead

It was named for Joseph Zorn, who had a store there in the 1850s. A post office opened in 1891. By 1896 Zorn had two gristmills, a general store, and 150 residents. The population fell to 100 in 1933, to ninety-six in 1968, and to twenty-six in 1988 and 1990.

Former site of Dietert School, Zorn Texas

Former Site of Dietert School, 1929-1957
TE photo, 2006

Zorn Texas cemetery

Zorn Texas - Dove on tombstone

Zorn Texas cemetery plot

Zorn Texas cemetery tombstone details

Zorn Texas cemetery tombstone with lichen

Zorn Texas cemetery lamb on tombstone

Zorn Texas fallen building with standing facade

A fallen building with standing facade
Photo courtesy Stephen Michaels, February 2008

Zorn Texas fallen building

Zorn Texas window of fallen building

Zorn Texas shack wood detail

Zorn Texas shack

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