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Spearman,
Texas
Photo Page by Jay McMullan
I found this page on google and jay had let a lot of stuff expire
I downloaded and the photos and recreated it here because it is such a
nice page
Thanks Jay
I knew Jays mother Glenna McMullan in High School
I did not study spanish under her but she was always very friendly
and always very nice to me!!!
Later in life after I had studied Spanish a lot for several years
I saw her in spearman one day at the library thrift
shop and we talked in spanish a while
she could not belive how well I spoke spanish!!
Thanks jay for making this page and I hope you dont mind that I
reproduce it!!
email me
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about my families from Hansford County Tx Spearman Texas Area
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My (our) Hometown - Spearman, Texas and
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Things don't get much quieter than in the
small town of
Spearman,
Texas.
Spearman sits on
top the caprock, at an elevation of 3000 feet above sea level, in the
great plains of the
Texas panhandle.
My family moved to
Spearman in 1969. In 1977, I graduated with approximately 80 other
students from
Spearman Senior High and moved from
Spearman to
Perryton,
Texas,
23 miles away for a year, then moved back home. I married, had two kids
and then left
Spearman for good on April 28, 1984.
If you are looking for excitement in life, don't move to
Spearman! But if
you are looking for a good place to raise your kids, and a great place
to slow down and get away from the stresses of the big city, this is
definitely the place for you.
Click on the Thumbnails
to see the larger photos
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Rocket Slide Park
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Spearman
Senior
High School
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Spearman's
new
community center
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You can see that
my truck grew up
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Wide open spaces
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Still driving cattle
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The cattle industry
thrives here
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it doesn't get any more
flat than this
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Equity's grain elevator
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An abandoned building
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The old Hansford Hotel
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Spearman's
Brick
Main street
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In the canyons by
Palo Duro Lake
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Yucca plants
abound
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Wildflowers in the
canyons
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Part of Palo Duro Lake
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Don't want to drive
this road
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Lots of grain storage
for America's grain
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Station Master's House
Museum
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