• Owned and operated by one family since 1885. 
 

• History abounds on the A. Robinson Ranch. To ride through the A. Robinson Ranch is to follow the footsteps of Texas history.

 

• The last known Texas white settlers, killed by Indians, lived in a cabin on the property.

 

• The ancient Indian mounds created to keep the tepees dry are located to the right of the main entry through the cattle guard.

 

• The old San Antonio Stage Coach Road is located where FM962 runs between the North and South sections of the Ranch.

 

• The Hunter's Cabin served as the Saloon in its day.

 

• The original hand stacked rock walls, which define the old pastures, were built by settlers before Texas became part of the Union.

• Great Grandfather Robinson sold cattle to a Montana buyer with a simple hand shake. Money changed hands on delivery. He once rode a ship to Cuba with his cattle on board to make a delivery; perhaps not as trustworthy.