Cedar Hill, Texas
Population: 32,093
Located in Dallas County
Cedar Hill, Texas
Welcome to Cedar Hill, where visitors are treated like neighbors, neighbors are treated like friends and friends are treated like family. There are many things to see and do in Cedar Hill. There is something here for everyone: from its beautiful scenery, to Joe Pool Lake, to an abundance of shopping. Come visit Cedar Hill State Park, the second most visited State Park in Texas with over two million visitors a year. Spend the day on Lake Joe Pool playing with friends and family. You can also go shopping in historic Downtown or at the Hwy. 67 FM 1382 corridor. There is always something here for you. Whether you are visiting Cedar Hill for a day or a lifetime, we welcome you to our beautiful community.
Cedar Hill, Texas(Dallas County). Cedar Hill is on U.S. Highway 67 and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, two miles north of the Ellis county line in the rolling hills of southwestern Dallas County. It was founded in the 1850s. A branch of the Chisholm Trail once passed through the area, connecting with the main trail near Fort Worth. A post office was opened at Cedar Hill in 1852. In 1897 the name was changed to Cedar Hill, but by 1900 residents had reverted to the old spelling. In 1856 a tornado hit the tiny community, destroying most of its buildings and homes and claiming the lives of nine people. In 1890 the population had grown to 500. By 1915 Cedar Hill had three churches, two banks, and a number other businesses and professional services. In the 1980s the population grew dramatically, especially after 1989 when Joe Pool Lake opened nearby. Northwood Institute, founded in Michigan, moved to Cedar Hill in 1966. In 1990 Cedar Hill had a population of 9,191 and 203 business establishments.
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