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During Hughes Springs’ centennial in 1978, citizens buried a 100-year (1878-1978) time capsule. No one may know its contents, but it’s a likely bet that when opened in 2078 Reece Hughes’ picture and story will be there.
Hughes Springs City Manager Tim Lambert holds an example of Chalybeate Springs water. This is not real, however. The bottle is empty but was once a promotional idea by the chamber of commerce. Lambert tells he believes someone in the town has a real, full
During festivals such as the recent Wildflowers Trail Festival in Hughes Springs, citizens are comforted by the funning water that flows through and gives Hughes Springs its name.
The historical marker for Chalybeate Springs in Hughes Springs displayed in Spring Park.
One has to get down into the stream bed itself in order to appreciate this view of the flow of Chalybeate Springs water through Spring Park in Hughes Springs.
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WHERE IS IT?

It is here the 100-year capsule was buried in 1978, the town’s centennial year. A humorous fact about the capsule now is that probably no one knows what’s in it. And there are 53 more years to go.

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