Learn More About Alba, Texas

Alba, Texas is a small, unincorporated community located in Wood County, Texas. Alba is situated in northeast Texas and is home to a population of under 300 people. It is also a part of the Tyler Metropolitan Statistical Area which includes all of Wood County.

Alba is known as a "mule trading post," as it was once one of the major centers for mule trading in the area due to its natural resources. These mules were mainly used for farming purposes, with many local farmers looking to buy mules in the area.

The area surrounding Alba is mostly rural and agricultural, but it does have some businesses and services available. There are two gas stations and two convenience stores located in the town, as well as several small restaurants, churches, and a pharmacy. Alba also has a golf course, "Alba Golf Course", and an ice cream shop called "The Sweet Spot".

Most of the town's population is employed in the agricultural industry, including various farming, ranching, and farming related businesses. There are also several woodworking and carpentry related businesses in the area, as well as a few small manufacturing facilities.

Despite its small size, Alba is also home to a number of annual events and festivals. These events include the "Annual Mule & Carriage Festival" and the "Alba Arts & Crafts Festival", both of which draw a large crowd. Additionally, the town hosts a number of community events throughout the year, such as movie nights, picnics, and parades.

Alba, Texas is a small, rural town with a unique history and culture. Its close-knit population, rural atmosphere, and various local attractions help make it an ideal place to visit or live.