Named for the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, which still runs through the city alongside State Highway 6. source
Community character
Small-town, semi-rural community between Houston and Galveston that formed from several historic railroad settlements and still feels like a small town. source
Haak Vineyards & Winery
The first commercial winery and vineyard in Galveston County source
Old Santa Fe High School
Former high school listed on the National Register of Historic Places source
Linh Son Buddhist Temple
Buddhist temple known for its reclining Buddha source
Joe A. Tambrella Park
The city's largest park at about six acres, with a walking trail, amphitheater, pavilions, and play areas source
Therapeutic Garden at Mae S. Bruce Park
One-acre park next to City Hall with a therapeutic garden, gazebo, and concrete walking trails source
Alta Loma
Historic railroad community that voted to incorporate as Santa Fe in 1978 source
Arcadia
Former railroad town partly absorbed into the city of Santa Fe source
Algoa
Early unincorporated settlement along the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway source
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