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the theatre today retains the Art Deco style of its last major renovation in 1948

The railroads transformed the way people traveled and moved goods across the country

These signs date back to 1950 when the State Publicity Director decided that Colorado needed unique signage to help establish the State's identity

Fort Lancaster was opened just to the east of the Pecos River in 1855 to aid in the safe passage on the road

located on the outskirts of Amarillo

Stranger Cemetery _label_New the theatre today retains theStranger, Texas, known as Upper Blue Ridge until opening a post office, has one of the strangest naming stories I have researched. The gist is that someone, possibly a blacksmith, was asked what they should name the town for the post office. They responded that they were new to town and it shouldn't be up to a stranger to come up with a name. Most of what's left of Stranger are two churches and a cemetery. Have you ever met a Stranger (someone from