Groom, Historic town in Carson County, Texas, United States
Groom is a small town in Carson County, Texas, located along Interstate 40 with wide open plains surrounding it. The settlement features buildings scattered along its streets, reflecting the simple layout of a rural community.
A cattleman named Colonel B.B. Groom built a major ranching operation in this area around the early 1900s, leading to the town's formation. The arrival of the Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway brought connections and growth to the region.
Ranching heritage shapes how the town looks and how people live here, connecting them to the land and cattle operations that built the community. This rural identity remains central to how locals see themselves.
Driving along Interstate 40 provides direct access, with the town visible from the highway. The flat landscape and straightforward street layout make it easy to navigate the area.
A towering metal cross rises nearly 60 meters above the landscape and can be spotted from the highway. This landmark was built as a symbol of faith and catches the attention of passing travelers.
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