Rice's Crossing, Texas facts for kids

Rice's Crossing is a small, historic community in Texas, United States. It's not a big city with its own government, but rather a place where people live together, southwest of Taylor.

What is Rice's Crossing?

Rice's Crossing is located in Williamson County, about six miles southwest of the city of Taylor. It's a quiet area that has been home to people for a long time.

How Did Rice's Crossing Get Its Name?

This community was first settled way back in 1845. When it was first established, people called it Blue Hill.

Years later, in 1872, the community changed its name to Rice's Crossing. This new name was chosen to honor an important early settler named James O. Rice. He was a brave Texas Ranger, which means he was part of a special law enforcement group in Texas.