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| Selma Pavilion at Stage Coach Stop Park |
| Selma, Texas |
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One of the first settlements in the San Antonio area, the City of Selma is located on the Old Austin Road – which is now Interstate 35.
The first settlers of Selma ran cattle on the open range until 1860. In the 1870s, an influx of immigrants brought a school, a grist mill, a
cotton gin, and a post office, and a stage coach stop.
Selma contains a number of parks, and one in particular reflects the pride of the City’s past — Stage Coach Stop Park. In 2007, a grant
from the Texas Department of Transportation along with money from the City was used to renovate the Stage Coach Stop and construct
a visitor’s center, which opened in the summer of 2009.
The City hired KSA Engineers, Inc. to layout the slab location on the park’s property for a brand new pavilion for visitors to enjoy for
parties and picnics. KSA also designed the concrete slab and the site grading.
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