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Blanco County

Blanco County

County in TexasWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Blanco County".

Oct 22, 2026

Alyson RoseHOST
0:02
We're here in Hill Country of Texas.
Alyson RoseHOST
0:05
We're by the biggest oak tree in Blanco County right now.
Alyson RoseHOST
0:09
It's gorgeous.
Alyson RoseHOST
0:10
It's massive.
Hank WilsonHOST
15:32
And by the middle of the 1850s, Amos had moved further west into the Texas Hill Country.
Hank WilsonHOST
15:37
Region would become known as, well, would become Blanco County.
Hank WilsonHOST
15:42
Now, for those of you who know my home, Central Texas, Blanco County is a beautiful place.
Hank WilsonHOST
15:48
Rolling hills, rivers, limestone, and communities that still retain much of their historical character.
Hank WilsonHOST
15:55
But in the 1850s, the region was undergoing substantial change as settlers established farms, ranches, and towns.
Hank WilsonHOST
16:02
Blanco County was organized in 1858.
Hank WilsonHOST
16:06
And in 1860, Amos Valentine Gates built the first courthouse in Blanco.
Hank WilsonHOST
16:11
Reported cost was approximately $600.
Marie FoxGUEST
1:10
I have all of Comal County and then the western part of Hays.
Marie FoxGUEST
1:13
So, Wimberley, Dripping Springs, Driftwood, and then west of that to the Blanco County line.
Marie FoxGUEST
1:19
And
Rob RoarkHOST
1:19
that is, this district, I'll be straight on it, is drawn Republican, right? Absolutely, yes.

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