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Transient and homeless people of faith have left their mark in this open air placeof worship. Most Sunday mornings, a number of homeless worshipers takepart in “church under the bridge” near the rail yards.Chapter 2145
The steeple and bell towerof the Gothic Revival-styleFirst Presbyterian Churchare distinctive componentsof one of the most beautifulchurches in Amarillo.The 1927 structure isconsidered eligible forthe National Registerof Historic Places.AMARILLO - Faces, Places & Open Spaces146
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Faces, Places & Open SpacesPhotogra
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Contents4 Acknowledgements5 Forewor
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ForewordWhen we started this projec
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Those early pioneer farmers and ran
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they couldn’t stay away for long.
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Chapter1friends,neighbors,and chara
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Opposite: Amarillo has many talente
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Opposite: Amarilloan Lacey Brown ma
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Service with a smile is commonplace
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Opposite: Is that an umbrella or a
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Chapter 123
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Stanley Marsh 3 is an Amarillo ranc
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faith, humanity,and kindnessAmarill
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Members of the Bivins family, pione
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The kindness of Amarillo people is
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Chapter 133
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Amarilloans always turn out inforce
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Patriotism is an integral part of a
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Above: The patriotic culture of Ama
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culture, customs,and leisureOpposit
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Left: Civic Amarillo and Amarillo O
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Left: A contestant at the Cowboy Mo
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The rich cultural heritage of the H
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A rider dressed in a United States
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Opposite: High school football fans
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Cast members of the touring product
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The present day location of downtow
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Right: The 2011 “First in Showman
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OPPOSITE, TOP AND BOTTOM: PHOTOGRAP
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Opposite, top: Judges for the first
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Above: Amarillo Venom, the city’s
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Opposite: Center City’s Polk Stre
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Polk Street, Amarillo’s “main d
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Above: Students from the Lone Star
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Opposite and above: Farmers, ranche
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The Amarillo Civic Center is the si
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Chapter2money,commerce,and medicine
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Today, Amarillo’s economy is dive
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Right: Amarilloans’ inclination t
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Opposite, top: The Bell-Boeing V-22
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Farming in the Texas Panhandle has
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The Coffee Memorial Blood Center is
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The 400-acre Harrington Regional Me
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Mexican fare served up byAcapulco M
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Page 98 and 99: A unique concept of good cowboy foo
Page 100 and 101: The 575 Pizzeria is tucked back off
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Page 106 and 107: community,traditions, andlifestyleT
Page 110 and 111: Amarillo has one of the lowest crim
Page 116 and 117: The Amarillo Fire Department (AFD)
Page 118 and 119: Above and below: Thompson Memorial
Page 122 and 123: Visitors to the Amarillo Zoo are de
Page 124 and 125: Opposite: The annual Tri-State Fair
Page 126 and 127: destinations,attractions, andentert
Page 130 and 131: Amarillo attracts motorcycle rallie
Page 132 and 133: The Big Texan Singers provide live
Page 134 and 135: The Grand Hall of the American Quar
Page 140 and 141: Opposite: This birds-eye view of th
Page 142 and 143: icons, art, andsacred placesAbove:
Page 148 and 149: The stunning, lighted bell tower ri
Page 150 and 151: The Paramount Theater sign,an icon
Page 152 and 153: The relocation, and restoration of
Page 154 and 155: This example of street art with a T
Page 156 and 157: Chapter3hides, horns,and hatsWester
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Page 160 and 161: Opposite, top: Cattlemen are a bree
Page 166 and 167: Opposite: The late cowboy and saddl
Page 168 and 169: Opposite: The Texas flag is never f
Page 170 and 171: sunrises, sunsets,and big skiesExpl
Page 172 and 173: Above: This aerial view of downtown
Page 174 and 175: The sun shines most days on the Hig
Page 176 and 177: Opposite: A chapel spire points to
Page 178 and 179: Opposite, top: Clouds above Amarill
Page 180 and 181: The heritage of sacrifice, hard wor
Page 182 and 183: AmarilloPartnersProfiles of busines
Page 184 and 185: Healthcare providers, school distri
Page 186 and 187: QUALITY OF LIFE185
Page 188 and 189: Dr. Paul Proffer, his wife, Dr. Lia
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Page 192 and 193: Cal Farley’s positive impact on c
Page 194 and 195: Once a child is welcomed into theCa
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maintenance and government of astat
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AISD as did Pulitzer Prize winning
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Texas Tech Physicians of Amarillo p
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well-rounded individuals. In the wo
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BSA HEALTHSYSTEMBaptist St. Anthony
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Wesley Community Centerwas founded
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AMARILLOCOLLEGEAmarillo College has
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Bryan P. Bullard, DPM, is excited e
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An interest in nutrition, a desire
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St. Luke Eye Institute has been com
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WONDERLANDPARKSmiling faces, giggle
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The Junior League of Amarillo is an
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Hot air balloons sailover the majes
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Amarillo’s retail and commercial
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include room accommodations, meetin
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Holiday Inn Amarillo West-MedicalCe
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operation, sold the retail business
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Amarillo has been a business friend
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In association with Amarillo Econom
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Amarillo, Amarillo Grain Exchange t
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ANB also offers a Student Spending
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able to assist with probate matters
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Western National Life is dedicated
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FirstBank Southwest. FirstBank Sout
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A strong Amarillo economy hashelped
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heavy towing capabilities make them
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The company has evolved from using
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Hill’s Sport Shop takes pride in
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Dudley and Kathy Baldwin enjoy show
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WOODFINANCIALWood Financial has bee
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Many people do not hear about Aucti
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Are you Happy today? Chairman and C
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Founded January 19, 1935, with ten
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Aardvark Services, Inc., orAardvark
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Founded in 1985 by Charlotte Adams,
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Brown, Graham & Company, P.C. (BGC)
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RABERNRENTAL CENTERCLASSIC EVENTSWh
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MCDONALD’SRESTAURANTSOF AMARILLOM
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Entering the Timeless Designs showr
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THE MARKETPLACE273
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Building aGreaterAmarilloAmarillo
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As chairman of the Institute of Tra
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meeting scheduling goals. CIB can g
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his customers over the years by pro
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and electrical systems design. The
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The firm is proud to be recognized
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The diversity of Austin Distributin
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individually machined in-house and
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The Davis family has been involved
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RUSHINGOIL & GASCONSULTANTSPam Rush
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PUBLIC STEELPublic Steel has been a
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ENERGYNET.COM,INC.EnergyNet.com, In
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Western Builders was established in
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OMEGAELECTRONICSChances are, the ne
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Glass Doctor of Amarillo...........
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