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Ghost Town Wednesday:  Seven Rivers, New Mexico

Ghost Town Wednesday: Tee Pee City, Texas

This ghost town in Motley County, Texas was once a Comanche village near where Tee Pee Creek merges with the middle fork of the Pease River.  In 1875 it was established as one of the first Texas Panhandle settlements as a buffalo hunting and surveyor camp by Charles...
Ghost Town Wednesday:  Seven Rivers, New Mexico

Ghost Town Wednesday: Rome, Kansas

  After Ellis County, Kansas was formed on February 26, 1867, the county’s first town site began to take shape in May when the Lull brothers of Salina opened a general store strategically close to where the Kansas Pacific Railroad track would lay.  They called the...
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