Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in McAllen, TX
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Top Attractions to Visit in McAllen, TX
1. McAllen Nature Center - Sitting on 33 acres of land in the McAllen city limits, the McAllen Nature Center offers public access to a variety of open recreation spaces and trails. There are also gardens with varieties of wildlife and plant life to explore, as well as learning events for children.
2. The Mercado District - Whether you are looking for a good hangout spot with friends after work or a fun place to eat and shop with the family, the Mercado District features more than 80 food options, shops, and more! Enjoy live music, hang out with friends and family, and enjoy a tasty bite to eat.
3. The McAllen Public Library - Considered to be the largest single-floor library in the United States, the McAllen Public Library offers a place to study, read, rent a book or two, and even host or attend events. It is a must-visit for any book lover or someone needing a quiet place to read or study.
Interesting Facts About McAllen, TX
1. McAllen was settled in 1904 by Scottish settler John McAllen. A rivalry soon erupted between "West" McAllen and East McAllen, which had been developed by other settlers looking to stake a claim on the area. Due to slow growth and the boom that East McAllen had experienced, "West" McAllen soon ceased to exist, and in 1911, East McAllen filed for incorporation under the name McAllen, the town that exists to this day.
2. McAllen has experienced population booms throughout its history, with its largest citizenry expansion occurring from 1970 to 1980, when the Census reported a population increase of nearly 30,000 people. Today, McAllen is still seeing steady growth, thanks to its reputation for safety and lower cost of living, and being a "winter resort" for "Winter Texans" looking to escape the cold.
3. Birdwatching and migratory patterns for wildlife are a big pastime in McAllen. The city lies along the direct path of a migration flyover for birds and butterflies. There are numerous nature spots throughout the city that dedicate themselves to wildlife watching, especially during peak migration times.
