Texas – Page 3 – Pictures of the Past

Bulah School – Cherokee County Texas

Bulah is considered a ghost town because there is no longer a town named Bulah and hasn’t had a dedicated[…]

Burkett officially became a town in 1886 after originally being a settlement known as Pleasant Valley since the 1870’s. Its[…]

Clairemont was established in 1892 as the Kent County seat. The town thrived with a population up to 300 by[…]

Coleman is an old-style town with plenty of local businesses and old homes. There have been a plethora of schools[…]

After its founding in 1909, Bradshaw grew to about 450 residents in the 1920’s with several businesses. That population decreased[…]

Many people have shared varying opinions of the 140-year-old Mother City of West Texas. If you sift through the good,[…]

Interesting find on the outskirts of Coahoma.

Remains of community buildings on the outskirts of Brownfield.

It is hard to believe that Caddo had a population of 1,000 during an oil boom in 1920. The town[…]

Bronson is a quaint little town of about 300 residents in far-East Texas. It became a town in the late[…]