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Mason, Texas Attractions: Eckert James River Bat Cave. The cavern is home to about six million Mexican free-tail bats. This is a "maternity cave," used during the spring and summer months by female bats to bear and rear their young. You can view the evening flight out of the cave, a sight heralded by high-pitched sounds. The cave is located about 13 miles south of Mason; to reach the attraction, take US 87 south to RR1723, continue for two miles then turn right on RR 2389. Look for signs to the cave. Fort Mason. This reconstructed officers' quarters are furnished with typical 1850s belongings as well as photographs from the city's early days. The back porch has an unbeatable view of the town below and miles of Hill Country scenery. To reach the fort, follow Post Hill Street south from the courthouse to Post Hill. Mason County Museum. This local history museum is housed in an 1887 elementary school. The contents include typical items used by area ranchers and housewives a century ago, from toys to needlework to farm equipment. Located at 300 Moody Street, south of the square. For More Information: Mason County Chamber of Commerce
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