West Texas is a vast and unique region, known for its rugged landscapes, wide-open spaces, and distinctive Southwestern charm. Mansfield Photography has had the pleasure of visiting several towns in this region, capturing the essence of West Texas through its diverse cultures, history, and natural beauty. Here, we showcase all the towns we’ve explored in West Texas.
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Buffalo Gap, Texas – From County Seat to Quiet Retreat. Buffalo Gap, Texas, got its name from a break in the Callahan Divide where buffalo herds once passed through. Native American tribes, hunters, and settlers alike recognized this natural corridor as a vital route. The town was established in 1875 and quickly became a focal…
Cross Plains, Texas – History and Character. Cross Plains traces its origins to the late 19th century. Once named “Turkey Creek”, the town was officially established in 1877. The name likely stemmed from the intersecting stagecoach and early roads that crossed through the region, making it a notable point of travel and settlement. As with…
Lockney, Texas – On Brick-Paved Streets. Lockney, Texas, is a charming town with a rich history that dates back to the late 1800s. Known for its picturesque downtown with brick-paved streets, the town offers a glimpse into the past while maintaining a close-knit community atmosphere. Founded in the 19th Century The town was established in…
Big Spring, Texas – The Oasis of West Texas with a Story to Tell. Founded in the late 19th century, Big Spring, Texas, earned its name from a natural spring that once flowed in the area, serving as a vital water source for Native Americans, settlers, and travelers. While the spring has since dried up,…
Rule, Texas – The Whispering Streets. In the vast expanse of West Texas lies a town whose history whispers through the streets and whose past echoes in the empty buildings. Welcome to the story of a town that once thrived with activity and now stands as a testament to days gone by. Founding and Naming…
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