Benbrook, Texas, is a small city located in Tarrant County. It was originally settled by Europeans as part of the Peters' Colony, which was established by the Republic of Texas, in the 1850s, which offered 320 acres free to married men and 160 acres free to single immigrants, along with a free cabin, musket balls, and seeds.
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Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a volunteer membership organization charged with representing and advocating for the business interests and economic health of Benbrook, Texas and the immediate area. Member benefits are enumerated, and a member directory is presented, along with a profile and guide to the community.
http://www.benbrookchamber.org/
The Authority is an independent water district created by the Texas legislature for the purpose of providing water and sanitary sewer services to the people of Benbrook, Texas. A history of the Association, schedule of meetings, list of directors, and rates are presented.
http://www.bwsa.org/
The official municipal web site offers an introduction to the city, its local government, municipal departments and services,, as well as information about economic development in the area, public utilities, interactive maps, and calendars of events.
http://www.cityofbenbrook.com/
Offers an outline of this Benbrook hotel, including photographs, and descriptions of its rooms, common areas, guest services and policies. Reservations can be made online.
http://www.comfortsuites.com/hotel-benbrook-texas-TXA74
Support group for parents of children of all ages contains a schedule of upcoming meeting and events, minutes and agendas of official meetings, and details about the organization and its mission.
http://www.becpta.org/
