Learn More About Larue, Texas

Larue, Texas is a small rural community located in Henderson County, Texas. It is located approximately 20 miles northeast of Tyler, which is the county seat. The town was founded in 1837, making it one of the oldest settlements in the state of Texas. The population of Larue is 359 as of 2018.

Larue is a farming community where crops such as corn, soybeans, cotton and hay are grown. The local economy is driven by the agricultural industry and the reliance on farming helps to keep the community alive today. The town also has several small businesses, including a feed and seed store, a gas station and a few convenience stores. There are several churches here, as well as a cemetery, which is the final resting place for many of the town's earliest settlers.

The community is served by the Larue Independent School District, which has an elementary school and a high school. The town is also home to the Larue 1836 Museum, which details the history of the town since its beginnings and features an old-time general store, the Larue Feed and Seed Store, and a collection of artifacts from the area.

Larue is a small town with a rich history, a strong agricultural economy and a strong sense of community. Residents here enjoy the peaceful and friendly atmosphere of this small Texas town and the close-knit atmosphere of the surrounding area. The town continues to be a vital and important part of the local landscape, and its strong tradition of self-sufficiency and community solidarity continues on today.