Panhandle Plains Memories: Volume I
The Early Years: 1800s - 1939
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$39.95
After the overwhelming success of our first book, Amarillo Through Our Eyes, we are excited to announce our second hard-cover book, Panhandle Plains Memories: The Early Years. This second book will feature incredible images from the 1800s through 1939 in the Panhandle Plains Region of Texas. This heirloom-quality “keepsake” will look great on your coffee table!
Look Inside Examples only, may not reflect final product
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LIT Ranch chuckwagon in the High Plains of Texas, 1894.
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The protein analysis lab at the Amarillo Grain Exchange at 512 E. 4th Street, circa 1938. The man in white at right is F. O. Rose.
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West Texas State Normal College fire, March 25, 1914.
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Canyon school football team.
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Three gentlemen on a load of two by fours or two by sixes from Panhandle Lumber Company. A freight car and railroad station is seen behind them.
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The second wife of Charles Goodnight reading the Amarillo Globe newspaper to him, circa 1928. The headlines talk about a meeting to decide the future of the fair.
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Officials in front of the old Emma Courthouse, circa 1900.