According to T. Lindsay Baker, a ghost town is a town for which the reason for being no longer exists. The great expanse of Texas abounds with such places, and Baker claims to have identified more than a thousand of these sites and to have visited approximately three hundred. He described eighty-six abandoned places in Ghost Towns of Texas (1986), and now, with the publication of More Ghost Towns of Texas, he\u27s written about ninety-four more, always with an eye to explaining how each one\u27s reason for being faded away
Marvin Gloege has assembled an impressive array of information about demographic trends affecting th...
This book contains fifty interviews with Texas writers, including one interview with a dead writ...
Steve Fitch\u27s photographs depicting the interior of abandoned houses, schools, and stores on the ...
According to T. Lindsay Baker, a ghost town is a town for which the reason for being no longer exis...
T. Lindsay Baker, curator of agriculture and technology in the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum in...
Not even ghost towns are exempt from progress. In New Mexico, some ghost towns are disappearing into...
This book gives an overview of ghost towns in the state of Texas. Many of the towns are described w...
Unfulfilled aspirations, a condition common to all human beings, are nowhere more tangible than in a...
That music has the power to captivate the human imagination and propel individuals into new areas of...
The Kansas State Historical Society maintains a file on about six thousand failed towns in the state...
Throughout much of the twentieth century, Texas literature, like that of other Great Plains states, ...
On the southern apron of the Great Plains, in McLennan and surrounding counties in Central Texas, a ...
The upper West Texas area is a huge region of the southern Great Plains. Including the Rolling Plain...
An Alabaman by birth, James Ward Lee is well positioned to understand a basic fallacy about Texas\u2...
Review of: Ghost Settlement on the Prairie: A Biography of Thurman, Kansas. Hickey, Joseph V
Marvin Gloege has assembled an impressive array of information about demographic trends affecting th...
This book contains fifty interviews with Texas writers, including one interview with a dead writ...
Steve Fitch\u27s photographs depicting the interior of abandoned houses, schools, and stores on the ...
According to T. Lindsay Baker, a ghost town is a town for which the reason for being no longer exis...
T. Lindsay Baker, curator of agriculture and technology in the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum in...
Not even ghost towns are exempt from progress. In New Mexico, some ghost towns are disappearing into...
This book gives an overview of ghost towns in the state of Texas. Many of the towns are described w...
Unfulfilled aspirations, a condition common to all human beings, are nowhere more tangible than in a...
That music has the power to captivate the human imagination and propel individuals into new areas of...
The Kansas State Historical Society maintains a file on about six thousand failed towns in the state...
Throughout much of the twentieth century, Texas literature, like that of other Great Plains states, ...
On the southern apron of the Great Plains, in McLennan and surrounding counties in Central Texas, a ...
The upper West Texas area is a huge region of the southern Great Plains. Including the Rolling Plain...
An Alabaman by birth, James Ward Lee is well positioned to understand a basic fallacy about Texas\u2...
Review of: Ghost Settlement on the Prairie: A Biography of Thurman, Kansas. Hickey, Joseph V
Marvin Gloege has assembled an impressive array of information about demographic trends affecting th...
This book contains fifty interviews with Texas writers, including one interview with a dead writ...
Steve Fitch\u27s photographs depicting the interior of abandoned houses, schools, and stores on the ...