Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
Littig Preservation Society: A Living Record of a Texas Freedom Colony
A family-founded nonprofit documents Littig, Texas, and invites people to help preserve its history, land, and community life.
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- Littig descendants, residents, and local-history researchers
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- Its public-comment instructions name TCEQ application WQ0016887001 and advise checking the current status and deadlines.
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The site groups preservation material into six connected areas, from family stories and archival records to farmland and waterways. It identifies founders Alaona Gonzalez, Gena Gonzalez, and Christopher Scott as descendants of Jackson Morrow, whom it says founded Littig in 1883. The environmental section names the existing Manor plant and the proposed Elgin plant, while directing readers to verify the application status and deadlines with TCEQ.
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