“My grandfather was Cecil Latimer he was the postmaster when it was newly built 60s 70s he retired in the early 80s his name is on the plaque, he also coached baseball and was in the Lions club and VFW, and the mayor and school board, small Texas town community leader, when I was younger after baseball games we would stop to lock up, ahh the memories of that Post Office.”
“Stop #330 is the Clarksville TX. The building was constructed in 1914 and still look in great shape. The people who work here do a great job. The 1st post office was opened in 1846. James Clark, who moved to the area in 1833 and laid out a town site for Clarksville.”
“Passing through this rural community of Bagwell TX PO # 329 on my travels. This is a nice and well took care of Post Office. With 220 PO box in this office to serve the community. This building was built in 1978. The first PO was built in 1876 and the town was named for Milas (Miles) Bagwell, who operated a tannery and blacksmith shop in the area, and was built on the Texas and Pacific Railway when it was constructed through the county in 1875–76.”