Addison is a quaint little town in the Dallas area, home to 13 thousand people! It’s called “The Jewel of North Texas”. Addisons’ location also makes it easy with access on Highway 70/ interstate 635 which goes all around here too.

Addision has lots going on that you wouldn’t expect from such an unassuming place; there are plenty restaurants and shops like any typical metropolis but they’re not overbearing because most things close by 10 PM (or later) so if your mom wants her morning coffee at 3 pm then this may be where she’ll come every day while taking care of some errands before heading back into work after lunchtime ends.

The City of Addison was incorporated on June 15, 1953 and is a thriving community where many people call home. Settled as early as 1846 by Preston Witt with his house near White Rock Creek (now known affectionately to locals as ‘the creek’), this land became part-settlement for those who relocated from Texas’ Capital Territory (Austin). In 1902 the first industry opened up here: cotton gin construction at Noell’s Junction after resident Sidney Smith Noell donated all rights needed so that it would be possible not just produce but also distribute agricultural goods throughout Central Texas area–a job well done which still holds true today!