About this tour
Selma's history starts with a stagecoach in 1849 — decades before Randolph Field turned the whole area into a modern Air Force suburb. This drive visits the crossroads where the Harrison & Brown stage line stopped, and the German and Anglo pioneer farms that grew up alongside it: family cemeteries, homesteads, and one gold-rush fortune spent on Hill Country land. It's the quiet rural backstory behind a suburb most people only know for what came generations later.