Frijole Ranch

Frijole Ranch, located in Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas, is a historic site that showcases the rich ranching history of the region. Established around 1876 by the Rader Brothers, the ranch features a collection of seven buildings, including a ranch house and a schoolhouse, constructed from local stone. The site reflects the early settlement patterns and agricultural practices in the Guadalupe Mountains, having been home to various families over the years. The ranch was sold to the National Park Service in 1966 and now serves as the Frijole Ranch Cultural Museum, offering visitors insights into the area's history and heritage.