Cedar Creek Community
CEDAR CREEK COMMUNITY Located halfway between San Felipe de Austin and the town of Washington, Cedar Creek existed from the mid-1830s to the early 1850s. Cedar creek was inhabited by Methodists and became the center for the Texas Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1849, Chappell Hill was founded by the Cedar Creek Community. Chappell Hill M.E. Church became the hub of Methodism in central Texas. The community folded into the town of Chappell hill two miles south of the Cedar Creek Camp meeting site. The land reverted to farmland by the end of the civil war. Today, the site is on private property north of the Chappell Hill Masonic Cemetery. Rocks laid around the community spring are still visible. (2014)
30.1537° N, 96.2606° W
Where to Find It
10357 Old Chappell Hill Road
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi N Chappell Hill Masonic Cemetery Chappell Hill
- <0.1 mi N William Jones E. Heard Chappell Hill
- <0.1 mi N Major William Edward Howth Chappell Hill
- 0.7 mi S Permelia Haynie Home Chappell Hill
- 0.7 mi S Jacob Haller House Chappell Hill
- 0.7 mi S Julius Yanch Home Chappell Hill