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FUELDALE, TEXAS. Fueldale was an agricultural and lumbering community near Bastrop in central Bastrop County. It was named for a nearby coal mine that was in operation from 1870 until after 1900. In the 1940s it received its mail from Bastrop.

Claudia Hazlewood

 

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