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Albany Texas Driveby Destinations

History Albany was chosen county seat of Shackelford County Texas in 1874. County Clerk W. R. Cruger named city for his old home in Albany Georgia. Post office opened August 1, 1876. Established as point on the Marcy Trail in 1848 and later on the Western Cattle Trail. City expanded as a frontier shipping point [...]

Palo Pinto Texas

Traveling west out of Mineral Wells on Texas Highway 180 you will travel for several miles and eventually arrive in Palo Pinto Texas.  Palo Pinto is a real small town.  The town square consists of the county courthouse and a few old run down buildings.  Not much prosperity in Palo Pinto, apparently. The last time [...]

Weatherford Texas Driveby Destinations

Traveling west out of Fort Worth, Weatherford is the first significant town you encounter. The town of Weatherford was established In 1858 . The town square was laid out at the intersection of the two primary roads approaching town. Instead of the typical layout with streets passing by all four sides of the town square, [...]