SEALY (Population 5,563)

Mayor Russell L. Koym

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(Pictured Above:  Haynes-Felcman residence built in 1901 n Sealy, Texas.)

According to http://www.traveltex.com "Sealy is a market and manufacturing center in southeastern Austin County. Anglo-American settlement began in the 1820s when Stephen F. Austin's colony was founded a few miles to the northeast. When the railroads arrived they began shipping produce of local farmers and ranchers. Town was named after George Sealy, a director of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad. The community is rich with its Anglo, Czech, and German heritage."

Today, Sealy, which is ideally located at the Intersection of Interstate 10 and State Highway 36, is experiencing unprecedented growth.  Wal-Mart has placed a "Distribution Center" within the town limits, and has recently begun construction a "Super Center" to replace its existing store.  Several tracts of land are in the process of being developed on which new homes will be built.  Come reside or visit the City of Sealy, our welcome mat is always out!

For More Information on Sealy, Texas:

City of Sealy

John Maresh, City Manager

415 Main Street

Sealy, TX  77474

(979) 885-3511 Telephone

(979) 885-3513 Facsimile

www.ci.sealy.tx.us/

jmaresh@ci.sealy.tx.us

Sealy Chamber of Commerce

Peggy Spradley

309 Main Street

P.O. Box 586

Sealy, TX  77474

(979) 885-3222 Telephone

www.sealychamber.com

sealycoc@industryinet.com