Texas Panhandle history

Discover how the T Anchor Ranch made history with a record-breaking cattle drive from Tulia to Canyon in 1882.

The hunt for a better way of life in these towns, produced nothing more than legends and memories.

Those holes aren't the sign of alien intelligence or some monster bug that burrows in to stone.

This town actually renamed itself after eating another "town."

It looks like giant claw marks.

It's interesting that Billy rode into town with several stolen horses in tow.

The first burial in the cemetery was in 1887.

When I started digging into Prayer Town, I was a little shocked by what I found.

It wasn't always easy to cross Palo Duro Canyon.

For a singular moment in time you stood outside the boundaries of what is considered rational; and conquered fate.

It's a fine line you have to walk, mixing reverence and fascination.

Tucked away in the wide open spaces of the panhandle are many somewhat forgotten places of great importance.