dabo man, don't know about driving up the population, but definitely driving up our taxes. Bring on AGGIE Baseball!!!!!
Gig'em, Ole Army Class of '70
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oh boy!trouble said:
Orange cranberry sweet rolls
The tears I cried at this one
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Sea Pony 07 said:Ags83 said:
When we drive back to the DFW area from Colorado we cross Highway 6 in Quanah. When I see the road sign in town it's always hard to imagine this is the same road that runs through College Station
I've always wanted to take 6 from Quanah to B/CS, but i never had the time for the longer drive.
Do it!
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I re-read your post about Ryan and your son again recently and teared up all over again.
I just watched that video and bawled again. Such good memories.
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John F. McGehee Home
San Marcos, Texas
Built in 1889 by John Francis McGehee (1838-1922), a veteran of Hood's Brigade in Civil War. The house, constructed of pine hauled from Bastrop, cypress siding, and handmade brick, is of 19th century Eastlake architectural style. Since McGehee sold the property in 1906, it has had several owners. Dr. J. R. Morton, whose wife, Frances M. Morton, was San Marcos' poet laureate, lived here 1920-51. The George N. Martindales have owned the house since 1955.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1973
John F. McGehee Home
San Marcos, Texas
Built in 1889 by John Francis McGehee (1838-1922), a veteran of Hood's Brigade in Civil War. The house, constructed of pine hauled from Bastrop, cypress siding, and handmade brick, is of 19th century Eastlake architectural style. Since McGehee sold the property in 1906, it has had several owners. Dr. J. R. Morton, whose wife, Frances M. Morton, was San Marcos' poet laureate, lived here 1920-51. The George N. Martindales have owned the house since 1955.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1973
You Had One Job 4
Will never forget. One of the best Aggie moments in history.
Stilson, Greene, Smith, Gonzalez, Arthur, Mr. Stache Minks, Naquin, Stripling, Wacha, and many more...Great Squad...so much talent.
Finally in the home stretch
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George Thomas McGehee House
San Marcos, Texas
Among the first settlers in the San Marcos area, George Thomas McGehee (1836-1926) moved here with his parents, Minerva (Hunt) and Thomas Gilmer McGehee, in 1846. He fought in the Civil War with Terry's Texas Rangers and served 3 terms in the State Legislature, 1887-91 and 1893-94. In 1895 he and his wife, Sarah Cherokee Woods McGehee (1849-1928), built this turreted Victorian residence. In 1949 it was bought and restored by Homer M. (1897-1972) and Vola Thompson.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1975
George Thomas McGehee House
San Marcos, Texas
Among the first settlers in the San Marcos area, George Thomas McGehee (1836-1926) moved here with his parents, Minerva (Hunt) and Thomas Gilmer McGehee, in 1846. He fought in the Civil War with Terry's Texas Rangers and served 3 terms in the State Legislature, 1887-91 and 1893-94. In 1895 he and his wife, Sarah Cherokee Woods McGehee (1849-1928), built this turreted Victorian residence. In 1949 it was bought and restored by Homer M. (1897-1972) and Vola Thompson.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1975
You Had One Job 3
Gig Em Ags, God Bless Old Army and Marching in Behind the Band! Whooooopppp
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