![]() The community was named for Chief Towash of the Hainai Indian tribe, one of the three peaceful tribes to settle on the eastern shore of the Brazos River around 1835. ![]() ![]() All that is left are relics from the original Towash Baptist Church and a historical marker at Lake Whitney State Park, near where the town once stood. Except for the memories and the descendants of early pioneers, there is not much that now remains of the once thriving community of Towash, inundated in the early 1950’s by Lake Whitney.
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