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Magnolia ISD prepares for another enrollment jump
New subdivisions and builder activity are shaping the next round of campus planning.
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In 1902, the International-Great Northern Railroad ran a line through Mink Prairie. By 1903, the town had a new name taken from the magnolia trees flowering in the Mill Creek bottoms. The depot is still there, at the heart of downtown.
The settlement that would become Magnolia starts as a stop on the old Tap Road, named for the wild minks in the area.
The I-GN Railroad runs a line through town. The depot - still standing - becomes the anchor of the new downtown.
The town is officially renamed for the magnolia trees flowering in the Mill Creek bottoms.
Now home to 40,000+ residents and one of the most active growth corridors in the United States.