Kerrville, TX
Music connected to Kerrville
About Kerrville
- • Admiral Chester Nimitz, Fleet Admiral of WWII, was born in Kerrville.
- • James Avery Jewelry's first workshop was established in Kerrville in 1954.
- • The construction of the Kerrville dam and water-powered lumber mill boosted early growth.
- • Kerrville hosts the Texas State Arts and Crafts Fair, a huge annual event.
- • The Great Flood of 1932 devastated Kerrville, leading to major infrastructure changes.
- • Named for James Kerr, a major in the Texas Revolution, it was founded in 1856.
- • With over 24,000 residents, the population is bigger than many county seats.
- • At 1,647 feet, the elevation is significantly higher than coastal cities.
- • Healthcare and retail provide the most jobs in Kerrville.
- • A tranquil and inviting atmosphere permeates the air in Kerrville.
- • The San Antonio Spurs, about an hour away, won five NBA championships.
- • Tivy High School's football rivalry with Marble Falls is a Hill Country classic.
- • The region's geology is defined by Cretaceous-era limestone formations.
- • The Guadalupe River State Park is located near Kerrville.
- • The Guadalupe River flows through Kerrville.
- • White-tailed deer are commonly found in the Kerrville area.
- • The Texas Hill Country is known for its abundance of Bluebonnets.
- • The Schreiner Mansion, built in 1879, is a notable example of Victorian architecture.
- • Interstate 10 passes near Kerrville, connecting it to major cities.
Artists From Kerrville
Songs About Kerrville
They Call It The Hill Country
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Hard Times Are Relative
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Loner
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Living Proof
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gadalupe days
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guadalupe
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kerr county dopesick blues
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