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Description

Manchaca (pronounced /ˈmæntʃæk/, "Manchack"[1]) is a small unincorporated community in Travis County, Texas, United States. Located 10 miles (16 km) southwest of downtown Austin, Manchaca's heart contains Menchaca Elementary school, many privately owned businesses, and the Manchaca Firehall. The firehall is a popular local restaurant and meeting place and is also in front of the Manchaca Volunteer Fire Department (MVFD) Station 1.[citation needed] Youth can play Little League and PONY league baseball at the Manchaca Youth Optimist Club, with baseball facilities just west of the town, near the Marbridge Ranch home for the mentally disabled.

Education

Manchaca is within the Austin Independent School District. Residents are zoned to Menchaca Elementary School in the Manchaca community, Paredes Middle School in Austin, Bowie High School in Circle C Ranch, and Akins High School in Austin.[7] A K-12 private school, Austin Christian Academy, is in the Manchaca community.[8] The community's first school opened in the 1890s. The common school district serving Manchaca, which had two grade schools for White students and one grade school for Black students in the 1930s, became the focus of the community. The district joined forces with Oak Hill to form a rural high school district in 1961. AISD annexed the entire high school district in 1967.[1] Menchaca Elementary School was built in 1977.[9] Paredes Middle School opened in January 2000.[10] Bowie High School opened in January 1988. Akins High School opened in August 2000.[11] Austin Christian Academy opened in September 2003.[12]

Gallery of schools

Paredes Middle School Akins High School Austin Christian Academy

Government and infrastructure

The Manchaca Volunteer Fire Department, headquartered in the community, provides Manchaca with fire protection.[2] The Travis County Sheriff's Office provides police protection. The community is within Travis County Precinct 3.[3] Manchaca is located in District 47 of the Texas House of Representatives. As of 2008 Valinda Bolton represents the district.[4] Manchaca is within District 25 of the Texas Senate.[5] As of 2008 Jeff Wentworth represents the district. Manchaca is in Texas's 25th congressional district; as of 2008 Lloyd Doggett is the representative.[6] The designated United States Postal Service office is the Manchaca Post Office at 780 West Farm to Market Road 1626 in Manchaca.

History

Manchaca was named after Manchaca Springs, which were named after José Antonio Menchaca, an early military and political leader in Texas. The Manchac House post office opened two miles south of the present-day location of Manchaca in 1857; the office closed the following year. A second post office, located at the present-day site of Manchaca, operated from June 1874 to May 1875. Afterwards area residents received mail in the unincorporated community of Onion Creek. The area began to grow when the International-Great Northern Railroad opened in 1881; a third post office, called Manchaca, opened. By 1884 the 75-resident community was a shipping point for cotton, grain, lumber, and posts. In the 1890s a Methodist church, a hotel, and a school opened. The community had 200 people in the 1960s. In the 1970s the number of residents decreased to 36. Local development increased in the mid-1980s. The community had 4,700 people in 1990. In 2000 the community had 2,259 people.[1]

Main routes

The main roads through Manchaca are * Texas Farm-to-Market Road 1626, running generally west-east; * Texas Farm-to-Market Road 2304, also known as Manchaca Road, running northward from FM 1626 and starting at Menchaca Elementary School; * Twin Creeks Road, running south from FM 1626 and starting just east of a railroad crossing; and * Old San Antonio Road, running south from Austin to Buda just west of Interstate 35. FM 2304/Manchaca Road realigns along Austin's north-northwest-to-south-southeast axis as it goes into the city limits after crossing Slaughter Creek. FM 1626 connects to Interstate 35 two miles to the east, while it runs west until it reaches Bear Creek, which it winds along and crosses, then heads generally southward until it passes Buda, where it generally curves back eastward until it reaches Interstate 35 once more, just north of Kyle. Twin Creeks Road crosses Bear and Onion Creeks near their confluence just east of the road (from which its name is derived) then curves to run east until it ends at Old San Antonio Road, a branch of the old Camino Real, which runs from Austin west of Interstate 35 and passes Manchaca Springs, an historic spot after which the community is named, just north of the Hays County line and Buda.