Difference between revisions of "Tyler, Texas"
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It is world-renowned for its production of [[rose]]s, earning it the moniker "Rose Capital of the World". The city operates a 14-acre rose garden open to the public featuring various rose varieties. | It is world-renowned for its production of [[rose]]s, earning it the moniker "Rose Capital of the World". The city operates a 14-acre rose garden open to the public featuring various rose varieties. | ||
| − | There are two universities located in the city: The University of Texas at Tyler (a public institution) and Texas College (a private historically black university operated under the auspices of the | + | There are two universities located in the city: The University of Texas at Tyler (a public institution) and Texas College (a private historically black university operated under the auspices of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church) and a community college (Tyler Junior College). |
Although East Texas is predominantly Protestant, Tyler has many [[Roman Catholic]] facilities: the diocese for East Texas is located in Tyler, a Catholic school (Bishop T.K. Gorman) is located there, and one of the two major hospital systems in East Texas is the Catholic-founded CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances System (the product, over time, of several mergers involving mainly Catholic-backed entities). | Although East Texas is predominantly Protestant, Tyler has many [[Roman Catholic]] facilities: the diocese for East Texas is located in Tyler, a Catholic school (Bishop T.K. Gorman) is located there, and one of the two major hospital systems in East Texas is the Catholic-founded CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances System (the product, over time, of several mergers involving mainly Catholic-backed entities). | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Nelson Clyde, III]] | ||
| + | *[[Louie Gohmert]] | ||
[[Category:Texas Cities and Towns]] | [[Category:Texas Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 14:40, May 29, 2020
Tyler is a city in east Texas, named for former President John Tyler who was instrumental in bringing the then Republic of Texas into the United States.
It is world-renowned for its production of roses, earning it the moniker "Rose Capital of the World". The city operates a 14-acre rose garden open to the public featuring various rose varieties.
There are two universities located in the city: The University of Texas at Tyler (a public institution) and Texas College (a private historically black university operated under the auspices of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church) and a community college (Tyler Junior College).
Although East Texas is predominantly Protestant, Tyler has many Roman Catholic facilities: the diocese for East Texas is located in Tyler, a Catholic school (Bishop T.K. Gorman) is located there, and one of the two major hospital systems in East Texas is the Catholic-founded CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances System (the product, over time, of several mergers involving mainly Catholic-backed entities).