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The city was originally founded as Evergreen in 1898 along the Texas and New Orleans Railroad, when John Henry Kipp and James H. Bradford subdivided their lots to establish a township. The area was also called Shell Siding after the oyster shells lining the bay, in some places twenty to thirty feet deep. Indian burial grounds were later found in these shell reefs. Kipp petitioned for a post office, but was denied as there was already an Evergreen, Texas (now incorporated into Cleveland, Texas). Residents were polled and Kemah, the Karankawa word for "wind in face", "face wind", or "facing the wind", was chosen. Kemah was granted a post office in 1907. Kemah is now primarily a tourist and recreation destination, especially since the Kemah Boardwalk, owned by Landry's Restaurants, Inc., was established in 2001.
Kemah Travel Blogs
Sep 04, 2007 – Sep 14, 2007
This day marks the end of our little getaway. We will be heading back home tonight, but not before going sailing once again with my parents, as I said before if we see my parents we go sailing. My parents own this little sailboat and every weekend you find them out either working …
Jul 04, 2005 – May 24, 2009
Sailing is what my parents do every weekend so, when we go to Kemah that is what we spend our time doing. It's funny because when I lived there as a young girl, I hated going sailing. It was boring, there was nothing to see, except water. Now I look forward to doing it. Even…
Jun 10, 2008 – Sep 29, 2008
because right now my life is being flipped, turned upside down, I liked to take a minute, just sit right here, as I tell you how I became... a guy with a new boat.As everybody has heard, we had Ike. Ike was a total douche bag to most boaters, causing tons of damage, including damage to my homie Pat…
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