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About Pflugerville: Between a "Rock" and a "Weird Place" is the unofficial slogan of Pflugerville. Pflugerville borders Austin whose unofficial slogan is "Keep Austin Weird" and Round Rock.

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Pflugerville was founded in 1860, just before the civil war, when Williams Bohls established a post office and a general store in his home. Pflugerville is named in honor of Henry Pfluger , a German immigrant who was lured to the Austin area by relatives in 1849. The area was a sage grass prairie roamed by buffaloe and Indians. Pflugerville Homes - Read about homes in the community and attractions in the area.

Heritage House Museum	Bohl's House - Built in 1913 by the Bohl's family, this Queen Anne Free Classic Style house features a hipped cross-Gabled Roof with dormer windows, a wrap around porch and longleaf pine interior.
	The Bohl's family promoted soil conservation practices on this farm in Pflugerville. They  used contour farming, planted cover crops, built stock tanks (large ponds for livestock water), rotated crops and planted new seed varieties to reduce wind and water erosion during periods of drought.
	Main Street in Pflugervillle. Pflugerville remained a very small town (population 250) until the arrival of the Missouri-Kansas Texas Railroad in 1904. Two cotton gins were established by Otto Pfluger in 1904 and 1909. Otto later added an ice factory and H.H. Pfluger added a theater in 1913. By 1914 the areas population was 500! Growth was halted by the great depression and world war II and the city did not grow again until the 1960's. By 1980 the population was just 662! However, new developments over the last three decades have increased the population to 16,335 by 2000, 27,531 by 2005 and over 35,000 in 2007!
	An old, abandoned bridge over Gilleland Creek on Immanuel Road.
	A vintage home, now a commercial building along 1825, the main roadway into Pflugerville from Austin.