About Ferris, Texas

Ferris developed in northeastern Ellis County alongside the Houston and Texas Central Railway, which reached the area in 1874. Named for Waxahachie civic leader Judge Justus W. Ferris, the community soon gained a store, post office, mills, cotton gins, churches, and schools. Brickmaking later became a lasting local industry, while the 2020 census recorded 2,788 residents.

  • Railroad BeginningsRailroad workers surveyed the settlement on McKnight family land after railway construction reached the area in 1874.
  • Brickmaking CenterBy 1914, Ferris had six brick plants among roughly fifty businesses, supported by mineral clays in local soils.
  • Early GrowthThe population rose from 901 in 1904 to 1,233 in 1910 and reached 1,586 by 1925.
  • Parks and Civic PlacesFerris City Hall, Ferris Memorial Park, and Mutz Park are among the community's named landmarks.

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Names on the Ferris map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks3

  • Ferris City Hall
  • Ferris Memorial Park
  • Mutz Park

Streets and roads90

  • North Central Street
  • South Central Street
  • Ferris Avenue
  • North Wood Street
  • East Fifth Street
  • North Birch Road
  • Ferris Road
  • Tenth Street
  • South Henrietta Street
  • South Mabel Street
  • Suffolk Drive
  • West Eighth Street
  • Sandpiper Way
  • FM 664
  • Fm-983
  • FM 660
  • South Main Street
  • East Eighth Street
  • Wolf Springs Road
  • Clark Drive
  • Jennie Marie Circle
  • Shaw Creek Boulevard
  • Stainback Road
  • Ewing Boulevard
  • Ewing Street
  • South Wood Street
  • South Church Street
  • North Main Street
  • North Church Street
  • Ash Street
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  • Western Hills Drive
  • West Tenth Street
  • West First Street
  • Micah Lane
  • Maple Street
  • Pecan Street
  • East Third Street
  • South Meadow Drive
  • Rolling Hills Drive
  • Tidwell Drive
  • East Seventh Street
  • Redbud Drive
  • East Ninth Street
  • Meadowridge Drive
  • Oak Street
  • Donna Drive
  • Sterling Way
  • Sperling Lane
  • Valleyview Street
  • South Birch Road
  • Serena Drive
  • Mallorie Lane
  • West Seventh Street
  • Fred Lane
  • East Second Street
  • Aberdeen Drive
  • Mimosa Drive
  • Drake Drive
  • Short Street
  • West Fifth Street
  • West Sixth Street
  • South Baker Street
  • North Baker Street
  • West Twelfth Street
  • Jimmie Birdwell Boulevard
  • West Ninth Street
  • Durham Drive
  • West Fourth Street
  • Ferris Circle
  • Bear Creek Drive
  • Wallace Drive
  • Corsair Way
  • Ennis Scott Street
  • North Mable Street
  • Stella Drive
  • Ford Way
  • Magnolia Drive
  • Bristol Court
  • East First Street
  • East Sixth Street
  • Park Avenue
  • Front Street
  • Campus Street
  • Southcreek Boulevard
  • Dorset Drive
  • West Third Street
  • Newport Drive
  • Yellow Jacket Drive
  • College Street
  • Meadow Gate Circle

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The art of mapping a place

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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