ALAMO BEACH, TX ALAMO BEACH, TEXAS. Alamo Beach, a community two
miles southeast of Port Lavaca and just north of the junction of
Farm roads 2717 and 2760 in Calhoun County, is bound on the east
by Lavaca Bay. The settlement was established during the first
decade of the twentieth century and had a post office from 1907
to 1915. About 1915 residents erected a seaside pavilion to
attract tourists. That year the community had a telephone
connection, a dairy, a real estate and life insurance business,
and an estimated population of fifty-five. Although an Alamo
Beach school district existed, there is no evidence that a
school building was ever built at the site. By the school year
1935–36 the nine students of the district were attending schools
in neighboring communities. In the 1970s the site was marked by
a few scattered dwellings. In 2000 the community was listed in
the Texas Almanac, but without population figures. Calhoun
County Historical Commission, Shifting Sands of Calhoun County,
Texas (Port Lavaca, Te