Josie's Guidebook, Lake Conroe, Montgomery
Food scene
Hunger Crush Café
15250 Highway 105 WestGreat place for brunch.
Monty's Lighthouse
15250 TX-105Akashi
15250 TX-105Fajita Jacks
15256 TX-105The Eatery at Hodge Podge Lodge
300 Prairie St7 Leguas Mexican Restaurant
15949 TX-105Pizza Shack
19132 Stewart Creek RdPizza is great and many other food options.
McKenzie's Barbeque & Burgers
17099 Walden RdThings to do with family
Texas Themed Miniature golf
Longview Greens Miniature Golfing
735 Clepper DrSwimming allowed Family and pet friendly restaurant/bar. No outside food or drinks. Bring beach bag, floats and towels. Small beach area to swim.
20 habitants recommandent
Conroe Lake House
14954 Highway 105 WestSwimming allowed Family and pet friendly restaurant/bar. No outside food or drinks. Bring beach bag, floats and towels. Small beach area to swim.
Walk to the back pier of Marina and feed the fish
20 habitants recommandent
Waterpoint Marina on Lake Conroe
15264 TX-105Walk to the back pier of Marina and feed the fish
P-6 Farms
9963 Pooles RdFernland Historical Park
770 Clepper DrGreat place to watch sunset and lake views family friendly., You can walk around the resort. Several other restaurants and bars,coffee shop and pizza restaurant at resort.
18 habitants recommandent
LandShark Bar & Grill
600 Margaritaville ParkwayGreat place to watch sunset and lake views family friendly., You can walk around the resort. Several other restaurants and bars,coffee shop and pizza restaurant at resort.
Golf/Spa/Dining/Live Music
Live Music and Family Entertainment
A great place to take in the lake views, dine and listen to live music . Lake Front.
71 habitants recommandent
Margaritaville Lake Resort, Lake Conroe | Houston
Park WayA great place to take in the lake views, dine and listen to live music . Lake Front.
Brewery/Winery
B-52 Brewing Co.
12470 Milroy LnWhitley Vineyards Wine Bar
27014 College StCozy Grape
14340 Liberty St
Bernhardt Winery
9043 County Road 204Wine tasting and live music
Nice wine spot formally, a bank in Historic Downtown Montgomery.
Interested in postcards of some of the most iconic buildings in the city? You can find them at your favorite stores throughout #HistoricMontgomery
Located at 211 Liberty was one of the first state banks in Texas. It was chartered in 1906 and prospered alongside the town of Montgomery. Just two years later, in 1908, the bank moved into a brick building. The bank provided people of the town with banking and insurance services Most of the banks original journals are preserved in the vault.
The bank's manager made an income of $125 a month.
The bank was doing well in 1917 with assets totaling $191,000. Montgomery was a wealthy town at this time. When the financial crash of the Great Depression happened, the banks assets dropped tremendously to a low of $18,233.50. When people become desperate during hard times, they tend to do things that they might not normally do. Unfortunately robberies began to happen and hurt the bank even more.
As the town's only bank, it served small farmers while cotton was king in area. The safe was once stolen and the vault still has scars from a robbery. Bank was voluntarily liquidated in 1934.
(Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1970)
Marker No: 7878
Medallion & Plate
Texas Historic Landmark
Geographic: 30.390427, -95.696671
Location: 211 Liberty Street, Montgomery
12 habitants recommandent
H Wines
14343 Liberty StNice wine spot formally, a bank in Historic Downtown Montgomery.
Interested in postcards of some of the most iconic buildings in the city? You can find them at your favorite stores throughout #HistoricMontgomery
Located at 211 Liberty was one of the first state banks in Texas. It was chartered in 1906 and prospered alongside the town of Montgomery. Just two years later, in 1908, the bank moved into a brick building. The bank provided people of the town with banking and insurance services Most of the banks original journals are preserved in the vault.
The bank's manager made an income of $125 a month.
The bank was doing well in 1917 with assets totaling $191,000. Montgomery was a wealthy town at this time. When the financial crash of the Great Depression happened, the banks assets dropped tremendously to a low of $18,233.50. When people become desperate during hard times, they tend to do things that they might not normally do. Unfortunately robberies began to happen and hurt the bank even more.
As the town's only bank, it served small farmers while cotton was king in area. The safe was once stolen and the vault still has scars from a robbery. Bank was voluntarily liquidated in 1934.
(Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1970)
Marker No: 7878
Medallion & Plate
Texas Historic Landmark
Geographic: 30.390427, -95.696671
Location: 211 Liberty Street, Montgomery
Boat rentals, launch, docking
Public boat launch $20 on weekend and $15 during weekdays
April Plaza Boat Rentals
17742 TX-105