About Greenville

Greenville is a medium sized city found in the northeastern region of the Lone Star State. Greenville has a population of approximately twenty three thousand seven hundred residents, and is considered a part of Hunt County. Greenville serves as the county seat of Hunt County, and was named after Thomas J. Green, of Texan Revolution Fame. Greenville and the rest of Hunt County was once known as the cotton capital of the world. Residents of a Greenville apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a rich, storied history, plenty of things to see and, and numerous opportunities to relax and have fun. Famous residents of Greenville include Audie Murphy, Monty Stratton, Robert Neyland, Ben Kweller, Wade Wilson, and Bart Millard. Notable attractions in and around Greenville include the Hunt County Courthouse, the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum, the Genealogy Room, the historic district, and the Peace Garden sculpture garden. Residents of a Greenville apartment rental or home rental can also enjoy the things to see and do in the nearby communities of Caddo Mills, Campbell, Celeste, Commerce, Hawk Cove, Quinlan, Union Valley, and Wolfe City, among others.

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