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City of Pittsburg
Stroll back in time in Historic Pittsburg, a Texas Historical Commission Main Street City since 1986, the turn-of-the-century buildings, lovely historic homes, churches with awe-inspiring stained glass windows make a visit here a time to remember. Tracing your East Texas ancestors is easy in the large genealogical section of the public library and at the friendly county court house. Historic graveyards abound in the area, many with marked graves dating in the 1850s. Camp County has over 25 historic markers within its boundaries.
Located in the pine and hardwood forests of Northeast Texas, Pittsburg is a great place to live, work, start a new business, or for a weekend getaway vacation. If you love the outdoors. Pittsburg is close to two state parks and five large lakes with an abundance of water sports - boating, fishing, and skiing. Or if you prefer historic buildings and homes, antique shopping, and museums, Pittsburg has these things and more. Pittsburg takes you back to slower paced, gentler times when everyone was friendly and helpful.
Designated as an historic Main Street City in 1986, Pittsburg's charm is evident in its lovely shops and a prayer tower with Paccard bells from France that chime the hour with soft melodies that waft through town. Shop the many stores featuring antiques, clothing, shoes, gifts, crafts, and a 1950's style soda fountain or try our famous Pittsburg hot links. Pittsburg has many excellent restaurants, bed and breakfasts, and don't miss our famous peaches, blueberries, and strawberries in the spring. Home of two award winning museums, one featuring railroads and the Ezekiel Airship and one farmstead museum which takes you back to the days of your grandparents. Pittsburg is also home to Pilgrim's Pride Corporation, the second largest chicken producer in the United States.
Pittsburg is the county seat of Camp County and is close to both Interstate 30 and Interstate 20. It is a good place to raise a family with affordable housing, excellent schools, and people who care about their community.
Located in the pine and hardwood forests of Northeast Texas, Pittsburg is a great place to live, work, start a new business, or for a weekend getaway vacation. If you love the outdoors. Pittsburg is close to two state parks and five large lakes with an abundance of water sports - boating, fishing, and skiing. Or if you prefer historic buildings and homes, antique shopping, and museums, Pittsburg has these things and more. Pittsburg takes you back to slower paced, gentler times when everyone was friendly and helpful.
Designated as an historic Main Street City in 1986, Pittsburg's charm is evident in its lovely shops and a prayer tower with Paccard bells from France that chime the hour with soft melodies that waft through town. Shop the many stores featuring antiques, clothing, shoes, gifts, crafts, and a 1950's style soda fountain or try our famous Pittsburg hot links. Pittsburg has many excellent restaurants, bed and breakfasts, and don't miss our famous peaches, blueberries, and strawberries in the spring. Home of two award winning museums, one featuring railroads and the Ezekiel Airship and one farmstead museum which takes you back to the days of your grandparents. Pittsburg is also home to Pilgrim's Pride Corporation, the second largest chicken producer in the United States.
Pittsburg is the county seat of Camp County and is close to both Interstate 30 and Interstate 20. It is a good place to raise a family with affordable housing, excellent schools, and people who care about their community.