Henrietta, Texas

At the heart of Clay County lies Henrietta, Texas. With a population of approximately 2,600 residents, it offers a rich historical backdrop (source: U.S. Census Bureau).

Main streets such as Bridge Street and Omega Street are home to a variety of local businesses and institutions, including the Clay County Courthouse, a beautiful historic building built in 1884 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The courthouse stands as a symbol of Henrietta’s rich history and its role as a pivotal player in the growth of North Texas.

The town offers a fascinating peek into the past with its well-preserved historical structures and the 1890 Jail Museum and Heritage Center. Visitors can explore various exhibits and artifacts from Henrietta and Clay County’s past. The city hosts annual events such as Turkey Fest and Clay County Pioneer Reunion and Rodeo, drawing visitors from all over Texas and beyond (source: Henrietta and Clay County Chamber of Commerce).

From the Clay County Courthouse in Henrietta, Skelton’s Shop is just a few steps away. Start out heading east on E Ikard St toward N Bridge St. Then, take the first left onto N Bridge St. In 0.1 miles, turn right onto E Wichita St. Skelton’s Shop will be on your right.