SPRING BREAK TRIP: 3/15: Canadian, Miami, Wheeler, Wellington, Childress, Paducah, Matador, Dickens, Guthrie, Benjamin, Crowell, Quanah, Vernon

Canadian, 1909.  

Architect: Gillcoat & Skinner

Being renovated.  Neat town, it looked busy and prosperous.

Miami, 1913.

Architect: Elmer George Withers

Cute town.

Wheeler, 1925.

Architect: E. H. Eads

Wellington, 1932.

Architect: Berry & Hatch

Gorgeous!

Wellington interior, fabulous Art Deco.

Childress, 1939.

Architect: Townes & Funk

We had lunch at T Berry's  - good little sandwich shop.

Childress jail and Sheriff's office, very fancy,  1905.

Paducah, 1930.

Architect: Voelcker & Dixon

We loved the art deco details.

Matador, 1948.

Architect: Wyatt C. Hedrick

Dickens, 1893.

Architect: E. L. Aiken

Needs renovating - the original roof is gone.  

Old Dickens jail, 1891, still in use!

Guthrie, 1982.

Architect: T. Renfro

The old one, built in 1914, is now a library.  There's an old jail too, but it's not in use anymore.  

Old Benjamin jail, now a home, 1887.

Benjamin, 1935.

Architect: Voelcker & Dixon

Cute tiny town!

Crowell, 1909.

Architect: McDonald Bros.

Cute little town with a 1931 jail.

Crowell jail, 1931.

Quanah, 1907.

Architect: R. H. Stuckey

Cute little town, old jail, lovely old depot.  They have wooden models of the courthouse for sale downtown!

Vernon, 1928.

Architect: Voelcker & Dixon

Big little town!