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trouble said:
Yes ma'am
I'm coming up on 40, but I don't feel 40.
Sea Pony 07 said:trouble said:
Yes ma'am
I'm coming up on 40, but I don't feel 40.
I don't feel 50. Hell, I barely feel 40.
Texas County Courthouses:
058 Dawson County, Lamesa, Texas
058 Dawson County, Lamesa, Texas
Less than 2 months.
58
SH 58 became BS 158-B in 2011.
SH 58 became BS 158-B in 2011.
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FARM TO MARKET ROAD NO. 58
Adm. Auth., dated 08/11/1966; Adm. Cir., 82-1966, dated 08/15/1966 From US 69 southeast of Lufkin, southward approx. 12.1 miles to FM 1818. (Angelina County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/FM/FM0058.htm
Let me know how it treats ya. I'm not anywhere close to that yet; still a full 9 months awaytrouble said:
Yes ma'am
Texas County Courthouses:
057 Dallas County, Dallas, Texas
Absolutely gorgeous. I'm impressed, Dallas.
057 Dallas County, Dallas, Texas
Absolutely gorgeous. I'm impressed, Dallas.
To be fair to some of the other Texas counties where you've shown their more modern courthouses, this is Dallas County's current courthouse:dabo man said:
Texas County Courthouses:
057 Dallas County, Dallas, Texas
Absolutely gorgeous. I'm impressed, Dallas.
The "Old Red Courthouse" is now a museum, no active courts meet there. Also my wedding reception was at the Old Red Museum.
Blue star for you. I'd have shown both if I'd realized that I wasn't posting the current one.
57
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 57
Minute Order 104790, dated 02/21/1994; DesLtr 06-1994, dated 02/28/1994
From SH 155, 1.8 miles southwest of Tyler, eastward to FM 2493, a distance of approx. 1.5 miles. (Smith County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0057.htm
Tyler, 1.5 miles. Now *that's* a sliver.ensign_beedrill said:Quote:
STATE HIGHWAY NO. 57
From SH 155, 1.8 miles southwest of Tyler, eastward to FM 2493, a distance of approx. 1.5 miles.
trouble said:Sea Pony 07 said:trouble said:
Yes ma'am
I'm coming up on 40, but I don't feel 40.
I don't feel 50. Hell, I barely feel 40.
Your knees suggest otherwise.
Mine too.
It feels better today. Thank you very much.
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Believed to be the first boy born among the German immigrants who settled Fredericksburg, Carl Henke (1848-1928) became a skilled stonemason. He built the original portion of this structure in 1874 for John Schmitt. The two-room native limestone house has a loft reached by an outside stairway. In the 1880s, Henke purchased the residence for his own use. A wing was added to the west side in 1911. The Henke family occupied this house until 1972.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1978
Believed to be the first boy born among the German immigrants who settled Fredericksburg, Carl Henke (1848-1928) became a skilled stonemason. He built the original portion of this structure in 1874 for John Schmitt. The two-room native limestone house has a loft reached by an outside stairway. In the 1880s, Henke purchased the residence for his own use. A wing was added to the west side in 1911. The Henke family occupied this house until 1972.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1978
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Texas County Courthouses:
056 Dallam County, Dalhart, Texas
056 Dallam County, Dalhart, Texas
56
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 56
Minute Order 102643, dated 08/26/1993; DesLtr 01-1994, dated 01/05/1994
From US 82, near the Cooke County Line eastward via Whitesboro and Sherman to FM 1417; and then continuing eastward and concurrent with US 82 to SH 121; and then continuing eastward via Bonham to its junction with US 82 at the Lamar County Line, a distance of approximately 65.0 miles. (Grayson, Fannin Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0056.htm
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Fredericksburg, Texas
Fredericksburg native Henry Cordes (b. 1861) had this limestone residence constructed in 1893. Originally a three-room structure, it is a good example of the quality craftsmanship practiced by early area stonemasons. The grounds include a smokehouse, a tankhouse and a stone cistern. Cordes worked for many years in the Reliance Roller Mill and in the Stein Ice House. He and his wife Emma (Crenwelge) were the parents of three children.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1981
Fredericksburg, Texas
Fredericksburg native Henry Cordes (b. 1861) had this limestone residence constructed in 1893. Originally a three-room structure, it is a good example of the quality craftsmanship practiced by early area stonemasons. The grounds include a smokehouse, a tankhouse and a stone cistern. Cordes worked for many years in the Reliance Roller Mill and in the Stein Ice House. He and his wife Emma (Crenwelge) were the parents of three children.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1981
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BTW, 56 days = 8 weeks = 2 months.
TWO MONTHS.
TWO MONTHS TO AGGIE BASEBALL.
TWO MONTHS.
TWO MONTHS TO AGGIE BASEBALL.
Texas County Courthouses:
055 Culberson County, Van Horn, Texas
055 Culberson County, Van Horn, Texas
55
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 55
Minute Order 020999, dated 01/11/1945
From a point on US 277 south of Sonora via Rocksprings to Uvalde. (Edwards, Real, and Uvalde Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0055.htm
trouble said:Sea Pony 07 said:trouble said:
Yes ma'am
I'm coming up on 40, but I don't feel 40.
I don't feel 50. Hell, I barely feel 40.
The kids keep you young. And having young friends... lol
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Fredericksburg, Texas
The August Hennersdog House
August and Johanne Hennersdorf migrated to Fredericksburg from Prussia in 1855. In the early 1900s they constructed this frame and limestone residence for their family. Evidence indicates the floor joists under the frame portion of the home may be the octagonal wooden columns from Fredericksburg's original Vereins Kirche, which had been dismantled in 1896. Members of the Hennersdorf family owned the property for ninety years.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
Fredericksburg, Texas
The August Hennersdog House
August and Johanne Hennersdorf migrated to Fredericksburg from Prussia in 1855. In the early 1900s they constructed this frame and limestone residence for their family. Evidence indicates the floor joists under the frame portion of the home may be the octagonal wooden columns from Fredericksburg's original Vereins Kirche, which had been dismantled in 1896. Members of the Hennersdorf family owned the property for ninety years.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
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I starred it that's one ugly courthouse. Looks like a typical County Extension office.
RED AG 98 said:
I starred it that's one ugly courthouse. Looks like a typical County Extension office.
Agreed. That courthouse is quite awful.
I was thinking that it looked like an animal shelter. I couldn't find a better picture though.
dabo man said:
I was thinking that it looked like an animal shelter. I couldn't find a better picture though.
Yep animal shelter or youth detention center
Why does that remind me of the Wellborn bridge over University Drive?aggiewilliford said:
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aggiewilliford said:dabo man said:
I was thinking that it looked like an animal shelter. I couldn't find a better picture though.
Yep animal shelter or youth detention center
I thought that it was a house at first
Texas County Courthouses:
054 Crosby County, Crosbyton
054 Crosby County, Crosbyton
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William Wahrmund House
Fredericksburg, Texas
Gillespie County Judge in 1852-62, 1864, and 1876-90, William Wahrmund (1824-90) hired local stonemasons H. Hennersdorf and Louis Schmidt to build this residence near his own home and store in 1875. Over a period of years, the house was occupied by three of Wahrmund's sons, William L., Otto, and Henry, and by several grandchildren. Victorian porch detailing decorates the native limestone structure, restored in 1976 by Hill Country Savings and Loan Association.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1977.
William Wahrmund House
Fredericksburg, Texas
Gillespie County Judge in 1852-62, 1864, and 1876-90, William Wahrmund (1824-90) hired local stonemasons H. Hennersdorf and Louis Schmidt to build this residence near his own home and store in 1875. Over a period of years, the house was occupied by three of Wahrmund's sons, William L., Otto, and Henry, and by several grandchildren. Victorian porch detailing decorates the native limestone structure, restored in 1976 by Hill Country Savings and Loan Association.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1977.
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