​Hanna Springs
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Marker Text: Famous health spa and resort of early Lampasas. These Sulphur Springs were first exploited by John Hanna, member of a locally prominent family. Hundreds came to camp and take the healing waters. As reputation of area grew, the Central Texas Town Co. was formed to promote park, 1884.
     A convention hall was built, and the 1892 State Democratic Convention, meeting here, voted to support Grover Cleveland for U.S. President and nominated James Hogg for governor. (both men won.) Hanna Hall was later converted into an opera house.
    The resort closed after 1900. (1969) 

Marker No: 2363

18 x 28 Aluminum Subject Marker 

Geographic: ​31° 3.948′ N, 98° 10.661′ W

Location: 400 South Pecan Street, Lampasas