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Tilden, Texas' county seat in McMullen County, boasts a long and colorful history as one of south Texas' oldest settlements and communities. Once known as Rio Frio, it was later renamed in honor of Samuel J. Tilden - 1876 Democratic presidential candidate - when its original name changed to Tilden after Samuel J. Tilden defeated Charles Polk for president in an election cycle. Tilden dates back to early Republic of Texas days with its roots tied closely to cattle ranching industry that has long played an essential part of local economies for generations - an industry which Tilden continues today as one of South Texas oldest settlements and communities.
One of the most intriguing features of Tilden is its uncanny distinction as a "ghost town that never died." Between 1885 and 1930, population decreased substantially as residents sought better opportunities elsewhere; yet Tilden never entirely vanished, serving as the hub of McMullen County community life and becoming famous for its historical buildings such as McMullen County Courthouse which stands in its town square since 1930.
Tilden has long been associated with legendary Texas ranchers and pioneers who helped establish its surrounding area. Additionally, this small community witnessed several pivotal moments during Texas history including skirmishes between settlers and Native American tribes during early settlement days of Texas. Today Tilden remains an energetic community filled with pride in their heritage that continues to celebrate their unique role within Texas history through numerous events and traditions.
