Built around a Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway junction, Temple, Texas, grew into a Central Texas centre for medical care, education and regional commerce. The city stands on the Blackland Prairie in Bell County, while the Leon River flows west of town. Its rail origins remain tangible at the Temple Railroad & Heritage Museum, housed in a 1911 Santa Fe depot and documenting the line that helped establish Temple in 1881. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center is another major part of the city’s modern identity. Browse additional webcams from Central Texas to extend your view of the Blackland Prairie.
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