Tyler, Texas, the county seat of Smith County, was named in honor of President John Tyler due to his strong support of the admission of Texas into the Union. It was the site of Camp Ford, the largest Confederate prisoner of war camp west of the Mississippi during the Civil War.
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The habitats and exhibits of the Tyler, Texas zoo are discussed, along with its educational programs, conservation efforts, and areas for children. Membership information is featured, along with news and events.
http://www.caldwellzoo.org/
The official city web site offers local news, announcements and information about upcoming events, job opportunities, reports about road conditions, and other community resources. A parks activities guide is also available.
http://www.cityoftyler.org/
Local Chamber of Commerce, which is dedicated to improving the local economy. Find out about networking events, membership benefits, and local businesses. Also included is a virtual magazine of the community, streaming video, and online access to Tyler Chamber Radio.
http://www.tylertexas.com/index2.htm
Tyler Convention and Visitors Bureau
Charged with promoting the city as a destination for tourism and business travel, the Bureau presents an online guide to the city, including suggestions as to things to do, places to stay and eat, travel options, annual events, and other resources.
http://www.visittyler.com/
Tyler Directory: The Tire Barn
Article featuring a family-owned tire business located in Tyler, Texas. Company supplies auto tires and pickup truck tires. Services include tire repairs, wheel alignment and state inspections.
http://www.tylertxdirectory.com/businesses/the-tire-barn/
