Back in the early 80s; I lived in Belton with my 2 sisters and mom. One of the things that we liked to do was go to UMHB to play tennis and have a picnic.
Thank you. This brings back so many childhood memories. Oh yeah. I attended Tyler elementary for 1st & 2nd grades before it was replaced by HEB. I believe that it was on Main Street and across the First Baptist Church. I lived on North Pearl. 😊
@@askdadagain Yeah I was there when he played. He went on to play with the Washington Redskins and took them to the Superbowl. Ricky Sanders was the Greatest Athlete to come out Belton High. There were others like David Warehyme and Willy Russel that were phenomenal but never made it to the top. All three players were great in execution and team comradery which I will never forget!
Hey great name! That is a great question, this is what I found on Wikipedia about Belton's name origin. Belton was first settled 1850 and named Nolanville, taking the name of nearby Nolan Springs which were named for Texan explorer Philip Nolan. In 1851, it changed its name to Belton after being named the county seat of newly created Bell County named after Peter Hansborough Bell, the Governor of Texas at that time. In 1860, the population was 300, the largest in the county
No. It's actually in the middle somewhere. 20 minutes from Kileen , 15 mins from Temple about 50 minutes from Austin. Close to 2 good fishing lakes. And this small city is growing fast which is always a good thing. Like the growth of independent restaurants and brew pubs. One of the small to medium cites along the I-35 corridor between Dallas and San Antonio all of them growing in population and job growth.
Back in the early 80s; I lived in Belton with my 2 sisters and mom. One of the things that we liked to do was go to UMHB to play tennis and have a picnic.
Thank you. This brings back so many childhood memories.
Oh yeah. I attended Tyler elementary for 1st & 2nd grades before it was replaced by HEB. I believe that it was on Main Street and across the First Baptist Church. I lived on North Pearl.
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You had me at authentic margaritas!
I want miller’s so bad now. I need some of that macncheese
My hometown ❤️❤️❤️
Hope I was able to do it justice. It's a great place!
Same I live my little city
we could use a new n updated video of belton tx please 🙏 ty video is awesome
Also Ricky Sanders who played for the Tigers went on to play in the NFL
That's interesting, didn't know that.!
@@askdadagain Yeah I was there when he played. He went on to play with the Washington Redskins and took them to the Superbowl. Ricky Sanders was the Greatest Athlete to come out Belton High. There were others like David Warehyme and Willy Russel that were phenomenal but never made it to the top. All three players were great in execution and team comradery which I will never forget!
Millers is the best!
Can you do one for Bayou Vista, Tx and also maybe Texas City, Tx
Those are some good ideas. Texas city definitely has some good eats and things to see. I'll add it to the list! Do you know those places?
@@askdadagain kind of
I didn’t know my name is also a Texas city’s name:). Great city! Who founded that city and how did they come up with that name?
Hey great name!
That is a great question, this is what I found on Wikipedia about Belton's name origin.
Belton was first settled 1850 and named Nolanville, taking the name of nearby Nolan Springs which were named for Texan explorer Philip Nolan. In 1851, it changed its name to Belton after being named the county seat of newly created Bell County named after Peter Hansborough Bell, the Governor of Texas at that time. In 1860, the population was 300, the largest in the county
Thank you very much for this valuable information. I hope to visit the city one day.
This is my hometown ❤️❤️ it’s a great city.
WHERE IS THE FORMER Central Hotel run by the Santified Sisters of Beltown (Women's Comonwealth)
The middle of nowhere texas
No. It's actually in the middle somewhere. 20 minutes from Kileen , 15 mins from Temple about 50 minutes from Austin. Close to 2 good fishing lakes. And this small city is growing fast which is always a good thing. Like the growth of independent restaurants and brew pubs. One of the small to medium cites along the I-35 corridor between Dallas and San Antonio all of them growing in population and job growth.
@3:44 Awkward 😬😬😬
Glad you're paying attention! Yes, much better with a whole crowd at the same time, drowning out my voice. 🤪
@@askdadagain 🤣 i’m just giving you a hard time man… thanks for the video it brought back a lot of old memories 1500 miles away!