Portable Storage and Moving in McAllen, TX
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1-800-PACK-RAT Moving & Storage in McAllen,TX
Serving locations in and around the McAllen, TX area, including Edinburg, North Alamo, Mission, Palmhurst, Citrus City, Sullivan City, Alamo, Alton, Progreso, Brownsville, Combes, Doffing, and surrounding areas. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near McAllen, we're here for you!
Moving to McAllen? Check Out These Top Spots:
1. The McAllen Public Library - Considered the largest single-floor library in the country, the McAllen Public Library features thousands of books and events year-round for locals of all ages to enjoy.
2. Quinta Mazatlan - This historical Spanish colonial era mansion and birdwatching and animal migration haven is one of McAllen's most recognizable landmarks. Located near the city center, it is a beautiful oasis of nature that features walking paths, manicured gardens, workshops, learning opportunities for children, and event space.
3. Mercado Food Hall & Shops - With over 80 independently owned businesses housed in one location, the Mercado Food Hall & Shops is one of McAllen's most unique spots. With numerous food options to choose from, as well as shops selling merchandise of all types, there is something for everyone to enjoy, whether it is in the evening or the afternoon!
Here Are Some Fun & Interesting Facts About McAllen, TX:
1. The McAllen Public Library is considered to be the largest single-floor public library in the country. Coming in at 123,000 square feet, the massive library plays host to events and even city government functions. For comparison, the next-largest single-floor library is the Johnson County Central Resource Library in Overland Park, KS, which is just over 90,000 square feet.
2. Named after Scottish settler, John McAllen, McAllen, TX was settled in 1904, and was primarily a rural and agricultural area, which also featured a part of the then St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico Railway that was placed on land donated by McAllen and his sons.
3. McAllen is well known among bird-watching activists. Positioned on a major flyway (a flight path that is used by migratory birds), McAllen features numerous opportunities to view birds and butterflies of all types. The Quinta Mazatlan, a historic Spanish colonial era mansion located in McAllen, is popular in its use to view the migration.
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"Using this service for my long distance move was one of the best decisions, and it was by far the easiest part of the move. I loved the price matching, top tier customer service, and amazing drivers!"
Jonathan S.
College Station, TX
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