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The Texas Panhandle is a vast and diverse region, known for its sweeping plains, rugged canyons, and rich history. Mansfield Photography has had the pleasure of visiting several towns in this region, capturing the essence of the Panhandle through its unique landscapes, culture, and heritage. Here, we showcase all the towns we’ve explored in the Texas Panhandle. View all our articles on Small Town Texas.
Groom, Texas – An Evening of Inspiration. …God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ, not counting people’s sins against them. And he has committed to us the message of reconciliation. – 2 Corinthians 5. Groom, Texas, is located along the historic Route 66 and the modern Interstate 40. It is a small town…
Pampa, Texas – The Panhandle’s City of Progress. Pampa, situated on the windswept plains of the Texas Panhandle, is a city that stands as a testament to the resilience and ambition of its inhabitants. Its roots stretch back to 1888 when settlers first laid claim to the vast, open land. Originally known as Glasgow, the…
Lipscomb, Texas – The Courthouse Town That Time Forgot. Lipscomb, Texas, tucked away in a shallow scenic canyon, seems like a place frozen in another era. With a population small enough to count on your fingers and toes, it’s surprising to learn that this quiet locale serves as the county seat of one of the…
Shamrock, Texas – Irish Charm in a Texas Town. Shamrock, Texas, located in the Panhandle, is a small town in Wheeler County holding a unique place in Texas’ cultural and historical tapestry. Established in 1890, its story is one of growth, decline, and enduring character. The town’s Irish name was chosen by an early settler,…
Dumas, Texas – From Dust to Prosperity. In the heart of the Texas Panhandle, a town stands as a testament to resilience and transformation. Founded in 1891, this small community began humbly, its dry and arid surroundings discouraging early settlers. The area, characterized by sweeping plains and challenging conditions, saw minimal growth for decades. Yet…
McLean, Texas – The Story of a Texas Crossroad. McLean, founded 1901 in the Texas Panhandle, began to take shape as the Choctaw, Oklahoma, and Texas Railroad made its way westward. The settlement was named after William P. McLean, a prominent Texas statesman and attorney who served on the state’s Railroad Commission. While McLean never…
Wheeler, Texas – Historic Town in the Panhandle. Wheeler, Texas, was named in honor of Royal T. Wheeler, who served as Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court in the mid-19th century. His dedication to justice and public service inspired the naming of this place, cementing his legacy in the growing state. Early Beginnings Founded…
Borger, Texas – A Boomtown with a Big Legacy. Borger, Texas: When the Panhandle of Texas is mentioned, images of wide-open spaces, big skies, and relentless winds often come to mind. Among these plains lies a town whose story is deeply tied to Texas’s oil heritage. This place, with its fascinating past and enduring presence,…
Canadian, Texas – The Charm of the High Plains. Canadian, Texas, in the heart of the Texas Panhandle, is a town with a history as vast and varied as the prairies that surround it. This town, officially founded in 1887, is a testament to the enduring spirit of those who ventured westward in search of…
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