Built in 1907 by Albert W. Johnson; considered "fanciest" showplace between Fort Worth and El Paso. Once hosted musical and dramatic productions, public and civic activities, silent and talking movies, and even wrestling and bare-fist fighting events until the 1930s. Today used for stage productions and a country/Western musical usually the third Saturday of the month.
Built in 1907 by Albert W. Johnson; considered "fanciest" showplace between Fort Worth and El Paso. Once hosted musical and dramatic productions, public and civic activities, silent and talking movies, and even wrestling and bare-fist fighting events until the 1930
Anson, TX Historic BuildingsIn historic church building. Artifacts include miniature reproduction of town square as it existed in 1904
Anson, TX MuseumsOne of a handful of outdoor movie theaters still operating in Texas, features first-run and recent . On Old Jacksboro Hwy. ...
Original paintings and prints by noted cowboy artists; farm and ranch artifacts from early 20th century, including living roo...
Learn about town and surrounding county's early history by visiting exhibit room, which includes photographs of early settler...
This mission-style building with red tile roof was built in 1913 and served as railroad depot until 1971. The city purchased ...
The history of railroading in West Texas comes alive at the old depot. In addition to housing the Railway Museum of San Angel...