The seat of Lipscomb County, near the Texas-Oklahoma border, was founded in 1868 by J.W.Arthur in anticipation of the coming railroad. Today, Lipscomb functions as the county's center for farming and ranching along with oil and gas explorations.
A favorite spot for birdwatchers and photographers, Lipscomb is surrounded by the Canadian Breaks Loop portion of the Panhandle Plains Wildlife Trail.
Built in the early 1920s, this station was one of the first along Old Route 66. Recently restored through the Route 66 Corrid...
F.M. 669 south toward Gail reaches edge of Texas High Plains called the Llano Estacado, which are southernmost extension of G...
Dotted with lakeside resorts and camps, the 14,440-acre reservoir is among Texas' most popular outdoor recreation destination...
Pioneer clothes, dishes, farm equipment, documents, saddles, barbed wire, and larger-than-life horse statue, brought to Colem...
Most northerly of line of Federal posts established in Texas after Civil War to halt Indian depredations. Among regimental co...