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The Manuel Guerra residence and store in Roma, Texas: a two-story corner building of painted brick in pale pink and white, with an iron-railed balcony wrapping the upper floor on curved iron brackets, the name M. Guerra lettered above the corner, tall wooden double doors on the ground floor reached by broad concrete steps, a one-story brick wing at left, and at right, down a paved street lined with lamp posts, a white church steeple against a blue sky

The History of Roma, Texas

Roma, Texas (ZIP 78584) began as ranch land of Mier, granted in 1767 under José de Escandón, and became the head of steamboat travel on the Rio Grande. The Handbook says it was renamed Roma in 1848; a federal landmark study says Stephen F. Austin already called it Roma in 1823.

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The History of Roma, Texas

Roma, Texas (ZIP 78584) began as ranch land of Mier, granted in 1767 under José de Escandón, and became the head of steamboat travel on the Rio Grande. The Handbook says it was renamed Roma in 1848; a federal landmark study says Stephen F. Austin already called it Roma in 1823.

The Manuel Guerra residence and store in Roma, Texas: a two-story corner building of painted brick in pale pink and white, with an iron-railed balcony wrapping the upper floor on curved iron brackets, the name M. Guerra lettered above the corner, tall wooden double doors on the ground floor reached by broad concrete steps, a one-story brick wing at left, and at right, down a paved street lined with lamp posts, a white church steeple against a blue sky