In 1940, a Texas family acquired the ranch where generations grew pecan trees and spent holidays; 86 years later, they sold its 650 lakefront acres for more than $10 million so the land can become a state park
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In 1940, a Texas family acquired the ranch where generations grew pecan trees and spent holidays; 86 years later, they sold its 650 lakefront acres for more than $10 million so the land can become a state park

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  • A family-owned ranch on Lake Palestine in East Texas will become a new state park after the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation bought 650 acres.
  • The Pollard family had owned the Henderson County property since 1940, using it for pecan growing, hunting, fishing and gatherings.

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