Main Street, Lometa, Texas Style:Unframed - 8x10" Fine Art Print In 1882 he used rock

In 1882 he used rock from a nearby railroad bridge over Cibolo Creek to build a two-story house

unlike Prada Marfa

and claimed that Garrett had mistakenly killed a gunslinger named Billy Barlow and buried him as Billy the Kid

Colorado and Santa Fe Railway and the Houston & Texas Central Railway

and by 1920 the Texas lodges had grown larger and wealthier than the lodges elsewhere in the United States and declared themselves independent

Main Street, Lometa, Texas Style:Unframed - 8x10" Fine Art Print In 1882 he used rockIn the 1920s, the closest building in this photograph of Main Street in Lometa, Texas was home to Kirby & Sons Drug Store, Hunts Drug Store, and Henry Stallings & Co Hardware. Can you imagine two drugs stores right next door to each other today?