Just south of the Brazos River on State Road 21, this marker points out the historic ferry that…read moreused to run here. Back in the day, we didn't have bridges everywhere and this was a very valuable service! The marker reads, "Situated where the Old San Antonio Road crossed the Brazos River, this public ferry was begun by Michael Boren (1806-75) about 1846. The ferry and a settlement nearby were named for Daniel Moseley (1787-1856), who took over the service in 1849 and whose family ran it until 1868. Other ferrymen continued to transport travelers, livestock, and freight across the river until 1912, when the Houston & Texas Central (now the Southern Pacific) constructed a railroad bridge at this location. Today a highway bridge spans the Brazos where Moseley's Ferry once operated. (1975)" There is a spot to pull over where you can check out the sign as well as walk back to the (boring) bridge. [Review 17391 overall - 406 in Texas - 909 of 2022.]

Everyone that works here is so friendly. I have been going here for years for my personal…read moreshots/vaccines. Very friendly towards to Lgbt+ community.

The nurses were incredibly nice and even helped me get the shots I needed right before their lunch…read morebreak. Made me feel important and welcome.

Fortunately I was warned about them ahead of time. So I knew better. lookup their new name:…read moreAmerican Express Cab (Same people) don't believe me? (Good. Always be skeptical. Especially with online reviews (But if you do Go to their websites compare their FAQ page on both sites and you tell me it's not a simple copy paste) (screen shots available in case they "suddenly" change it after this review) a company that has a rep so bad they have to "rebrand" should say more than I ever could. Better value cabs operating with great reps much longer. Go there. (Posted pics from their FAQ pages demonstrating it's a copy paste job)

Very reliable service. Picked me up very early for a flight out this weekend. Polite, clean van…read moreand a safe driver! Will use them next time I'm in town.

My sons and I took a great tour of the station, it was beautiful and all of the firefighters very…read morekind and friendly to the children. What a fun day the kids had. The station itself is pretty state of the art and well designed which makes me confident in its efficiency, It not only services College Station, but the neighborhoods just north of the boarder in Bryan where we live. It is my understanding the the station was built to accommodate more staff in the future because of the projected growth in College Station. Make sense to me! Making this one a little bigger is more cost effective than needing to build a whole new station in the next ten years. That's for all the cynical one stars in the world, lol!

Don' t get me wrong: I love having a fire station so close to my house and I admire fire-fighers…read moretremendously. Have helped them, sung carols to them, all that. But a fire station the size of a Death Star? I mean, this station is to normal fire stations what those new houses on Dexter with the six-car garages and temple-sized living rooms are to normal Dexter Park and College Hills houses! Kinda makes you wince. I mean, yes, it cost us $7 million to build, but please tell me those $$ included the cost of a solar energy collection unit that will pay for air conditioning that HUGE interior ceiling space this summer, and the electricity to power what looks like two hundred exterior lights to illuminate trees, fancy signs, the blue neon surrounding the statue of the firefighter (did a local artist get wealthy on this commission, I hope?), and the pump to power the continuously-running fountain. Please tell me it's off the power grid! It is mighty fancy and I am certain it astounds all our weekend visitors, but... pork barrel, anyone? Love, Kate L. College Hills resident

Very nice couple that owns the RV Park! There's no tree's, and none planted. But the park is clean…read moreand have

A little PSA to anyone living in their camper: steer clear of Galloping Snails RV Park in Bryan,…read moreTx. The managers communication skills are non-existent. Long story, but let me paint you a picture. On May 13 we began looking for somewhere to call home in Bryan, Tx. We sent a message to Galloping Snails RV Park asking prices, other general questions, and confirming our baby gate was going to be allowed. This is a must for us with 2 under 2 (one of them being a toddler that tends to run). Pictures are included of these messages approving our baby gate (by the manager). Fast forward to Nov. 21, I found a letter (pictured below) taped to our door that stated we had 24 hours to remove this baby gate or we would be evicted for not following listed rules. In response, we spoke with management, showed them the prior approval we received for this item (from them), and showed them the rules and regulation page straight from their website (which made no mention of having a "pet fence" as they called it). This is all pictured below. The manager stated he would speak with the owner and tell him all of this information, and that he would be in touch with the owner's response. We never received an update, so we assumed it was approved. Fast forward to December 8, I found yet another letter taped to my door stating we had 3 days to evict for not following previous requests to remove the baby gate. Attached to the eviction notice was a very aggressive and ugly hand written note from the property manager (pictured below). This note states we were told at the time we moved in that the gate was not allowed and we chose to put it up in spite (again we had written prior approval for this gate). We were never told we could not have it up. The note also states we took our gate down at one point then later in the weeks put it back up in spite. This gate has been up since the day we moved in. There are cameras all over the park to prove this. The manager states at one point that I called my dog "protective and aggressive" when she (the note says he-my dog is a girl) got out of our camper without knowledge. If you've ever met my dog, you would know she is the furthest thing from aggressive. No one has ever described my dog in this way (especially me). We had just gotten home from a trip so we were unloading the camper (she states that I said my husband was in the shower-he was not and I never said this-we were unloading). With all of our moving around our dog got out accidentally and wandered out to find us. I returned her to the camper immediately. Along with many other lies that are being told through this letter, the thing about it that concerned me is the aggressive way she told us not to contact her or her husband. At this point, it was very clear she was beyond reasoning with. At the end of the day, the communication in this matter was not handled the way it should have been. Instead of simply asking us to take the gate down because other tenants were having issues with it (we would have understood this), we were given a notice to vacate or we would have the police called on us. Before this notice, the property managers never made mention of this gate to us. This whole situation went from 0 to 100 in no time at all. And it was over something as silly as a baby gate ("pet fence" as they prefer to call it) and bad communication. No matter how our stay here ended, we are happy to be out. If you ever find yourself in the area, please be cautious. The property managers are kind to your face and sneaky behind your back. They tack on "fines" to your monthly bills without warning and will do anything to help themselves look good.

The idea of jury duty always terrified me. Not so much the actual being on the jury but trying to…read morefind out where to go and everything. However, with this courthouse, my fears were unnecessary. The security guards who sit at the front are friendly and helpful, rather than the types who always try to make you feel guilty when you know you aren't! Then later, when I went to file for divorce, the district clerk's office was very easy to find and the clerk who helped me was wonderful! I had to end up going three times to file everything needing to be filed and everyone was more than helpful, making sure I got everything taken care of, and the clerk I worked with the most, even doublechecked to make sure I'd filled out the part for changing my name back, even though she didn't have to do it. It makes you feel good when people do what they can to help you.