Texas Ghost Towns features the rich history and photographs of these old towns

TEXAS LEGENDS

Ghost Towns of Texas

Alanreed - Gone Are the Glory Days

Del Rio to Sanderson on the Pecos Trail

It was at Shaunissy's Saloon in Fort Griffin that Wyatt Earp

first met Doc Holliday. Today, the saloon has been recreated

atop its old foundation. June, 2007, Kathy Weiser.

This image available for photographic prints and downloads HERE!

Take nothing but photos - leave nothing but footprints - break nothing but silence - kill nothing but time.

--Explorer's Code

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Terlingua Cemetery, Kathy Weiser, February, 2011.

This image available for photographic prints and downloads HERE!

Old Mobeetie, Texas

The only residents left in "Old Mobeetie" are of the

four-legged variety, May, 2004, Kathy Weiser.

Vintage Photographs of the Old West - From our personal Photo Print Shop, you can now order prints that provide dramatic glimpses into the rich heritage of the American West. From notorious outlaws, to Indian Chiefs, buffalo roaming the range, and pioneers on the trail, this varied collection grows daily.