Texas County Courthouses:
097 Hamilton County, Hamilton, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 97
Minute Order 105327, dated 04/27/1995; DesLtr 02-1995, dated 05/31/1995
From SH 97 and US 90A, northwestward and westward concurrent with US 90A to the new location of 183, then southward concurrent with US 183 to the existing routing of SH 97, south of Gonzales. (LaSalle, McMullen, Atascosa, Wilson, and Gonzales Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0097.htm

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J.F. Smith House
Galveston in Galveston County, Texas

One of over 200 historical markers on the island, this marker is located at the former residence of J. F. Smith built in 1884.
Designed by Nathaniel Tobey, Jr., and built in 1884 for the family of John Francis Smith, this house is an excellent example of Italianate architecture. Prominent features of the house include paired brackets, a bay window, balcony, and hood moldings over large windows. Smith, who founded the J. S. Smith & Bro. Hardware Company on The Strand, probably ordered much of the woodwork, including doors and windows, from supply catalogs.

Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1990.

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Galveston, Texas
George Sealy Mansion

The builder of the house, George Sealy, was an outstanding Galveston businessman in the second half of the 19th century. He accumulated considerable wealth and was associated with numerous Galveston business ventures. If the house was designed by Stanford White, as present research seems to support, then it is the only structure in Texas and possible in this section of the country by that architect. Questions of the designer aside, the building itself is an outstanding design and a notable example of the neo-Renaissance style. It is also representative of the wealth that was concentrated in Galveston in that period of time.

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Texas County Courthouses:
096 Hall County, Memphis, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 96
Minute Orders 103696, dated 04/28/1994, and 103807, dated 05/24/1994; DesLtr 04-1994, dated 08/29/1994
From IH 45 eastward to SH 146, a distance of approx. 6.0 miles. (Galveston County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0096.htm

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I'm so glad this countdown finally has a Buc-ee's in it!

Drive on this one almost every day.

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 97
Minute Order 105327, dated 04/27/1995; DesLtr 02-1995, dated 05/31/1995
From SH 97 and US 90A, northwestward and westward concurrent with US 90A to the new location of 183, then southward concurrent with US 183 to the existing routing of SH 97, south of Gonzales. (LaSalle, McMullen, Atascosa, Wilson, and Gonzales Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0097.htm

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I was crazy busy yesterday so a delayed WHOOP

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Andrews in Andrews County, Texas
The J. S. Means Ranch House

Built in 1900, this is one of the oldest houses in Andrews County. S. H. Purcell, his wife, and two relatives each filed on a section of public land, building this home where section-corners met, so that each individual could fulfill the legal requirement to live on his claim. Soon after proving their claims, they sold out to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Means, who then (1904) owned 14 sections. Adding much more land, the Means Family established a very successful working ranch. It continues to run cattle, even though the range has contained oil fields since the 1920s.
1974 by Texas Historical Commission. (Marker Number 2683.)

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Texas County Courthouses:
095 Hale County, Plainview, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 95
Minute Order 073942, dated 01/24/1978; Adm. Ltr. 003-1978, dated 03/15/1978
From US 190 and SH 36 southeast of Temple via Taylor and Elgin to Bastrop and then follow SH 71 from Bastrop to Smithville and then from Smithville via Flatonia and Shiner to Yoakum. (Bell, Williamson, Travis, Bastrop, Fayette, and Lavaca Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0095.htm

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I know exactly where that picture was taken!

Texas County Courthouses:
Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of '94!!
Guadalupe County, Seguin, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 94
Minute Order 036663, dated 09/27/1954; Adm. Cir. 047-1954, dated 11/01/1954
From SH 45 in Trinity northeastward via Groveton to US 59 in Lufkin. (Trinity and. Angelina Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0094.htm

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Texas County Courthouses:
093 Grimes County, Anderson, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 93
Adm. Auth., dated 02/07/1985; Adm. Ltr. 002-1985, dated 02/15/1985
In Texarkana from IH 30 southward and southwestward approximately 6.5 miles to junction of US 59 and SL 151. (Bowie County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0093.htm

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Texas County Courthouses:
092 Gregg County, Longview, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 92
Minute Order 016701, dated 09/26/1939
From Stamford via Hamlin to Rotan. (Jones and Fisher Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0092.htm

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I love this one. The sky is great. Feels like a storm.

It immediately made me think of Houston City Hall. It's like a mini version.

Gunfire in downtown Houston may be a little more frequent than it is in downtown Anderson.

Texas County Courthouses:
091 Grayson County, Sherman, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 91
Minute Order 104786, dated 12/21/1994; DesLtr 06-1994, dated 12/28/1994
From the Texas State Line on the Denison Dam north of Denison, southward and southwestward to US 75 in Sherman, a distance of approx. 13.6 miles. (Grayson County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0091.htm

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I have had the killer flu and that's why I haven't posted. But I'm back now!
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Gibbs House
Angelina, Texas

Home of the superintendent of the mill at Manning, Mr. W. M. Gibbs; good example of architectural style. Nominated to the National Register. The significance is industry and architecture. W. M. Gibbs was succeeded as manager by his son Ernest Gibbs. After the mill burned, he moved to Shawnee Prairie, n. of Manning, to operate a farm and cotton gin. The next owners were Morgan & Ruby Flournoy, who came to Manning in 1929 as teachers at the school. They raised 5 children. The house was also occupied by M. P. Flournoy, educated at Texas A&M, and an engineer at Lufkin Industries. The house is currently unoccupied. It is 1 of only 2 structures extant that represents the town of Manning. Manning was named for Dr. W. W. Manning, the founder of Homer. He established a sawmill at Manning in 1867; he later abandoned the site and established a newer, mechanical mill near Homer.

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Glad you are feeling better!