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Historic Jefferson

March 11, 2019 by E. Casa de Calvo

Jefferson, TX ~

Categories: Jefferson, Texas • Tags: b & b, bayou, bed and breakfast, carriage, civil war, downtown, historic, horse, Jefferson, library, main street, marion county, mural, port, post office, pre-civil war, statues, texas, town, town square, tx

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Fort Worth Stockyards

March 11, 2019 by E. Casa de Calvo

Fort Worth, TX ~

Categories: Fort Worth, Texas • Tags: cattle, coliseum, downtown, Fort Worth, historic, Rodeo, stockyards, texas, tx

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Malaquite Beach

December 28, 2018 by E. Casa de Calvo

Corpus Christi, TX ~ One of my favorite beaches in the Corpus Christi area. It is a little off the beaten path, but there are showers, pavilions, and other amenities once you arrive. Well worth the drive!

Categories: Corpus Christi, Texas • Tags: beach, corpus christi, dunes, Malaquite Beach, ocean, sand dunes, seagulls, summer, texas, tx

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Brackenridge Park & Hotel Emma

December 28, 2018 by E. Casa de Calvo

San Antonio, TX ~ Brackenridge park is located in downtown San Antonio, and is surrounded by numerous attractions like the San Antonio Zoo, Japanese Tea Garden, and multiple museums. The final picture in this set is of the beautiful Hotel Emma (a converted 19th century brewery), also located near by. 

Categories: San Antonio, Texas • Tags: Brackenridge, bridge, historic, park, picnic, river, riverside, san antonio, trails, train, tx

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MKT Train Depot & Boyce Feed Store

April 27, 2018 by E. Casa de Calvo

Waxahachie, TX ~ The historic MKT Depot is located at 501 S. Rogers St. Waxahachie, TX 75165. Restoration was completed in 2010. Prior to that the depot was a stop on the Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) rail line until 1964, primarily hauling cotton to local markets. Boyce Feed Store is located across the street from the depot. The feed store sells what you would expect (animal feed), but also has very cute shabby chic home decor and country ready clothing. 

Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: country, farm, feed store, general store, historic, railroad, railroad crossing, southern charm, texas, train, train depot, Waxahachie

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Ellis County Courthouse

April 27, 2018 by E. Casa de Calvo

Waxahachie, TX ~ The Ellis County Courthouse is located at 109 S. Jackson St, Waxahachie, TX 75165. This historic structure has been fully restored and is operational. You’ll need to visit in person to see the amazing architectural details, such as the gargoyles, carved faces on the columns, and granite stone at the base. If you stop by during the day you can even take a free tour. * These photos were taken in the winter of 2017.

Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: architecture, buildings, courthouse, ellis county, historic, municipal, stone, texas, Waxahachie

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San Antonio Shoe Factory | Autos

February 10, 2018 by E. Casa de Calvo

San Antonio, TX ~ San Antonio Shoe (SAS) Factory, 101 New Laredo Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78211. These photos were taken in 2010, so these cars may or may not still be located on site. SAS is a family owned shoe retailer. We stopped by for the old-timey cars!  

Categories: San Antonio, Texas • Tags: automobiles, autos, cars, classic, historic, san antonio, san antonio shoe factory, SAS, texas, tx, vehicles

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Downtown Waxahachie

October 8, 2017 by E. Casa de Calvo

Waxahachie, TX ~ One of my favorite places to be! The people are nice, the stores are unique, and there is history at every turn. Each building has an original style and most are very well maintained. Anyone who loves antiquing should consider a weekend visit. 

Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: architecture, brick, buildings, christmas, city hall, historic, historical, main street, odd fellows, rogers hotel, street, structure, texas, town, town hall, tx, Waxahachie

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Bishop Arts District

December 1, 2014 by E. Casa de Calvo

Dallas, TX ~ Located in Oak Cliff is an eclectic stretch of independent restaurants, coffee houses, and store fronts. This is a fun place to find something unique, or to just take a leisurely stroll. Parking is a bear, but worth the hassle. If you have space in your belly, give Emporium Pies a try… so delicious!   

Categories: Dallas, Texas • Tags: art, bishop arts district, coffee, dallas, delicious, oak cliff, pies, restaurants, retail, small business, store, stroll, texas, unique, walk

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