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Edgewood is a rural community of 1300 nestled on the edge of the East Texas timberline.
It is strategically located in Van Zandt County, fifty miles east of Dallas on U.S. Hwy. 80, ten miles north of the world renowned First Monday Trade Days in Canton, and ten miles south of the Lake Tawakoni Dam / State Park.
Settlement of the area began in the
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Heritage Park Museum Complex
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