Burnet, Texas

Burnet, Texas, was first established as Fort Croghan on the Texas frontier in 1849. The estimated population of Burnet City in 1999 was 4,776. It is the county seat of Burnet County. Burnet is in the beautiful Hill Country region of Texas. A true frontier-life experience awaits visitors to the Fort Croghan museum in this historic Texas town. 

Burnet, Texas is officially known as the bluebonnet capital of the state, named so by the 67th Texas Legislature.  Burnet, known for beautiful display of wildflowers each spring, hosts the Annual Bluebonnet Festival every April.  Besides flora, Burnet is known for its outcropping of granite and the famed Longhorn Cavern.  Eagle Eye Observatory is also located in Burnet, in the Canyon of the Eagles Nature Park. It is one of the nation's few observatories offering public access.

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Michael Burnett -

  • Recognized in 2008 and 2005 as a "Rising Super Lawyer" by Texas Monthly.
  • A.V. Rated by Martindale-Hubbell

Jeffrey David Miller -

  • Recognized in 2008 as a "Rising Star Super Lawyer" by Texas Monthly Magazine.
  • Elected in 2008 as a Fellow of the Texas Bar Association.

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