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The De Leon Handbook was set up in 2006 to preserve and make available numerous De Leon area photographs and information accumulated over the years.  A significant problem was encountered when Google,Yahoo and other web browsers could not distinguish between De Leon Handbook and the Texas Historical Association’s Handbook of Texas.  A new site, DeLeonHistory.com has been set up to replace Handbook.  Click below to reach that site.


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