Texas County Courthouses:
080 Franklin County, Mount Vernon, Texas
080 Franklin County, Mount Vernon, Texas
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80
A very, very small part of this road was part of my route to College Station as a student.
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 80
Minute Order 112297, dated 06/24/2010
From RM 12 northwest of San Marcos southeastward and southward via Martindale, Luling, and Nixon to junction of BU 181-D and BU 181-E in Karnes City, a distance of approximately 88.5 miles. (Hays, Caldwell, Guadalupe, Gonzales, Wilson, and Kames Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0080.htm
A very, very small part of this road was part of my route to College Station as a student.
Getting closer…..
I gotta look into this!
dabo man said:
Texas County Courthouses:
080 Franklin County, Mount Vernon, Texas
I like this one
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Texas County Courthouses:
079 Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas
079 Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas
Days Left 79
Kilgore, Texas
The Dean Keener Crim Home
Kilgore's oldest home, it was built two years after the International Railroad platted a townsite in 1874 on Buck Kilgore's farm land.
S. G. Dean bought one acre just east of the tracks and north of the station in 1876 for $45 and erected a one story, tworoom house constructed of pine and oak lumber. The home featured a covered front porch.
In 1881, Dean transferred his improved acre to L. J. and Allie Keener for $300.
The Keeners added the two-story, four-bedroom west wing, with each bedroom containing a fireplace.
In 1902, Wiley Newton Crim and his wife, Eudora, bought the home. They added the east side screen porch and extended a roofed porch across the back. It enclosed the still working well that draws water up by a hand-operated pulley that includes a rope and bucket.
The oil boom put seven oil wells in the Crim's yard.
The Crim family occupied the home until 1999. W. N. and Eudora's two daughters, Mabel Crim and Alleyn Crim lived in the home. Mabel was a recognized gardener, while Alleyn loved to cook.
Kilgore, Texas
The Dean Keener Crim Home
Kilgore's oldest home, it was built two years after the International Railroad platted a townsite in 1874 on Buck Kilgore's farm land.
S. G. Dean bought one acre just east of the tracks and north of the station in 1876 for $45 and erected a one story, tworoom house constructed of pine and oak lumber. The home featured a covered front porch.
In 1881, Dean transferred his improved acre to L. J. and Allie Keener for $300.
The Keeners added the two-story, four-bedroom west wing, with each bedroom containing a fireplace.
In 1902, Wiley Newton Crim and his wife, Eudora, bought the home. They added the east side screen porch and extended a roofed porch across the back. It enclosed the still working well that draws water up by a hand-operated pulley that includes a rope and bucket.
The oil boom put seven oil wells in the Crim's yard.
The Crim family occupied the home until 1999. W. N. and Eudora's two daughters, Mabel Crim and Alleyn Crim lived in the home. Mabel was a recognized gardener, while Alleyn loved to cook.
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You Had One Job 79
Gig Em Ags, God Bless Old Army and Marching in Behind the Band! Whooooopppp
79
This one's for twk.Quote:
STATE HIGHWAY NO. 79
Minute Order 016701, dated 09/26/1939
From the Red River near Byers via Wichita Falls, Archer City, Olney, and Elbert to Throckmorton. (Clay, Wichita, Archer, Young, and Throckmorton Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0079.htm
I've only driven that one a few thousand times. But since moving my dad from Olney to Wichita Falls last year, I rarely get down that way.ensign_beedrill said:
79This one's for twk.Quote:
STATE HIGHWAY NO. 79
Minute Order 016701, dated 09/26/1939
From the Red River near Byers via Wichita Falls, Archer City, Olney, and Elbert to Throckmorton. (Clay, Wichita, Archer, Young, and Throckmorton Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0079.htm
Texas County Courthouses:
078 Foard County, Crowell, Texas
078 Foard County, Crowell, Texas
78
Happy Thanksgiving, Ags!
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 78
Adm. Auth. dated 05/15/1992
From the Texas/Oklahoma State Line north of Bonham southward via Bonham, Bailey, Leonard, Farmersville, Wylie and Garland to IH 30 in Dallas. (Fannin, Collin, and Dallas Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0078.htm
Happy Thanksgiving, Ags!
I'm thankful for this merry band of misfits!
Texas County Courthouses:
077 Floyd County, Floydada, Texas
077 Floyd County, Floydada, Texas
77
You learn all sorts of things by cruising around Google maps. Like the fact that there's a neat little marker where Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana meet right here near the highway. And there is a tree planted right there! (Was it planted by someone in that spot knowingly or did there just happen to be a tree there? I don't know.)
https://www.east-texas.com/ark-la-tex-three-states-usgs-marker.htm
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 77
Minute Order 057193, dated 02/28/1966; Adm. Cir. 041-1966, dated 04/01/1966
From US 259, 4 miles north of Omaha southeastward via Naples, Douglassville and Atlanta to the Texas/Louisiana State Line near Rodessa. (Morris and Cass Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0077.htm
You learn all sorts of things by cruising around Google maps. Like the fact that there's a neat little marker where Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana meet right here near the highway. And there is a tree planted right there! (Was it planted by someone in that spot knowingly or did there just happen to be a tree there? I don't know.)
https://www.east-texas.com/ark-la-tex-three-states-usgs-marker.htm
Days Left 77
Richard Henry Wood House
Port Aransas, Rockport,Texas
Born in 1846, Richard Henry Wood was one of the first residents of Rockport. In 1866, Wood partnered with James Doughty and built the first cattle pens, warehouse and wharf at Rockport harbor. Wood ran his business until the 1919 hurricane destroyed many of his holdings. Wood was appointed alderman in 1870 and later served as Mayor of Rockport. He also initiated the Texas Game and Fish Commission in 1907. The 1868 house exhibits many characteristics of Greek revival architecture style, including its white color, columns and wide board and batten siding. Until his death in 1923, Richard Wood's roles as a land developer, rancher and civic leader influenced Rockport's early development and growth.
Erected 2018 by Texas Historical Commission. (Marker Number 19965.)
Richard Henry Wood House
Port Aransas, Rockport,Texas
Born in 1846, Richard Henry Wood was one of the first residents of Rockport. In 1866, Wood partnered with James Doughty and built the first cattle pens, warehouse and wharf at Rockport harbor. Wood ran his business until the 1919 hurricane destroyed many of his holdings. Wood was appointed alderman in 1870 and later served as Mayor of Rockport. He also initiated the Texas Game and Fish Commission in 1907. The 1868 house exhibits many characteristics of Greek revival architecture style, including its white color, columns and wide board and batten siding. Until his death in 1923, Richard Wood's roles as a land developer, rancher and civic leader influenced Rockport's early development and growth.
Erected 2018 by Texas Historical Commission. (Marker Number 19965.)
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You Had One Job 77
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76
SH 76 was canceled in 1966.
AND BEAT THE HELL OUTTA' t.u.
SH 76 was canceled in 1966.
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STATE HIGHWAY LOOP NO. 76
Minute Order 016671, dated 09/25/1939
From a point on US 87 through O'Donnell to a point on US 87. (Lynn County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SL/SL007.htm
AND BEAT THE HELL OUTTA' t.u.
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AND BEAT THE HELL OUTTA' t.u
Texas County Courthouses:
076 Fisher County, Roby, Texas
076 Fisher County, Roby, Texas
We have Rattlin Bog at Kyle!!!
Days Left 76
This house is believed to have been built about the turn of the century. Area sawmil owner and road builder William E. Bumpus and his wife Catherine (Harris) purchased he property in 1927. The Bumpus House is a well-preserved example of a large dwelling with colonial revival details (dormers, gable ends) and craftsman influences (tapered box supports on brick piers). A local landmark, the house remained in the Bumpus family until 1987. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1994. **NOTE - The Bumpus House was destroyed by fire in August 2013. The Gladewater Museum received permission to recover and hold the Texas Historical Marker and is in the museum's possession at this time.
This house is believed to have been built about the turn of the century. Area sawmil owner and road builder William E. Bumpus and his wife Catherine (Harris) purchased he property in 1927. The Bumpus House is a well-preserved example of a large dwelling with colonial revival details (dormers, gable ends) and craftsman influences (tapered box supports on brick piers). A local landmark, the house remained in the Bumpus family until 1987. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1994. **NOTE - The Bumpus House was destroyed by fire in August 2013. The Gladewater Museum received permission to recover and hold the Texas Historical Marker and is in the museum's possession at this time.
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You Had One Job 76
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Texas County Courthouses:
075 Fayette County, La Grange, Texas
I've spent lots of time in La Grange. Love this courthouse.
075 Fayette County, La Grange, Texas
I've spent lots of time in La Grange. Love this courthouse.
75
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 75
Minute Order 085364, dated 01/28/1987; Adm. Ltr. 006-1987
From IH 45 north of Streetman southeastward and southward via Fairfield, Buffalo, Centerville, Madisonville, Huntsville, Willis, and Conroe, and to SL 336 south of Conroe, a total approximate distance of 130.0 miles. (Navarro, Freestone, Leon, Madison, Walker, and Montgomery Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0075.htm
Days Left 75
WS Beauford Halbert Jester House Corsiana
Halbert House
Corsicana, Texas
Built in 1890
Anson William Halbert, born in 1774 in Essex County, Virginia, married Elizabeth Hill in 1765. This couple had 10 children and many grandchildren, one of whom was Lucius Nash Halbert, who married Rebecca Alford in Mississippi. In 1849, this young couple and their baby son, Halkert Alford "H. A." (1849-1927), moved to Texas.
When Halkert was a young man, he moved to Corsicana to begin the practice of law and to publish a newspaper, "The Corsicana Light." He also was the author of an almanac which gave weather forecasts gleaned from the heart of an oak tree, and to which many people looked for guidance in planting and growing crops.
WS Beauford Halbert Jester House Corsiana
Halbert House
Corsicana, Texas
Built in 1890
Anson William Halbert, born in 1774 in Essex County, Virginia, married Elizabeth Hill in 1765. This couple had 10 children and many grandchildren, one of whom was Lucius Nash Halbert, who married Rebecca Alford in Mississippi. In 1849, this young couple and their baby son, Halkert Alford "H. A." (1849-1927), moved to Texas.
When Halkert was a young man, he moved to Corsicana to begin the practice of law and to publish a newspaper, "The Corsicana Light." He also was the author of an almanac which gave weather forecasts gleaned from the heart of an oak tree, and to which many people looked for guidance in planting and growing crops.
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You Had One Job 75
Gig Em Ags, God Bless Old Army and Marching in Behind the Band! Whooooopppp
Texas County Courthouses:
074 Fannin County, Bonham, Texas
074 Fannin County, Bonham, Texas
74
SH 74 was proposed in 1995 to cross DFW airport, but it has not been built. As far as I can tell, it is still only proposed.
Hopefully Victory City is a place we'll be visiting a lot in 2025.
SH 74 was proposed in 1995 to cross DFW airport, but it has not been built. As far as I can tell, it is still only proposed.
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STATE HIGHWAY SPUR NO. 74
Minute Order 050406, dated 11/30/1961; Adm. Circ. 01-1963 , dated 01/01/1963
Victory City Spur - From IH 30 to US 82 at the entrance to Lone Star Ordinance Plant at Victory City. (Bowie County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SS/SS0074.htm
Hopefully Victory City is a place we'll be visiting a lot in 2025.
Days Left 74
Tyler, Texas
American Prairie Box House
Designed in 1924 by renowned architect J.H. Bothwell and masterfully constructed by local artisan J.B. Wilson. This Prairie Box design embodies the Classical Revival style, making it a distinguished contribution to the Azalea Residential Historic District.
Tyler, Texas
American Prairie Box House
Designed in 1924 by renowned architect J.H. Bothwell and masterfully constructed by local artisan J.B. Wilson. This Prairie Box design embodies the Classical Revival style, making it a distinguished contribution to the Azalea Residential Historic District.
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You Had One Job 74
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Texas County Courthouses:
073 Falls County, Marlin, Texas
073 Falls County, Marlin, Texas
Days Left 73
The John M. Dorrance House at 9 Courtlandt Place, Houston, Texas
A stucco house designed by Sanguinet & Staats in 1914.[3] John Dorrance (18521935) spent six decades in the cotton business. He came to Houston in 1891 to work for H. H. Garrow and Company. Before the turn of the century he started Dorrance and Company. He was vice-president of the Houston Cotton Exchange. He developed real estate in downtown Houston, including the Savoy Apartments, and the Dorrance building at 114 Main Street. He was married to Ada Knapp Dorrance (18601933), and they had two daughters and two sons.
The John M. Dorrance House at 9 Courtlandt Place, Houston, Texas
A stucco house designed by Sanguinet & Staats in 1914.[3] John Dorrance (18521935) spent six decades in the cotton business. He came to Houston in 1891 to work for H. H. Garrow and Company. Before the turn of the century he started Dorrance and Company. He was vice-president of the Houston Cotton Exchange. He developed real estate in downtown Houston, including the Savoy Apartments, and the Dorrance building at 114 Main Street. He was married to Ada Knapp Dorrance (18601933), and they had two daughters and two sons.
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You Had One Job 73
It's not about morals it's about leg day...priorities...
It's not about morals it's about leg day...priorities...
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