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page .......... the roof today for two hours with the Texas main street center
building consultant Bill Lindstrom, and it is an amazing structure!! A true texas
treasure with it's amazing woodwork and floor tiling. You have got to see the
ornate floors in the lobby and the cool bank vault doors. And yes, I am soo proud
of Breckenridge
now being the "Mural Capitol of Texas". Too cool! ..... You do great work
for our small towns! - Shelly Hargrove, Main Street Project Manager
Tuesday,
February 13, 2001
Subject: WAR MEMORIAL
Hello.... Can you give me the
website of the "War Memorial" located in Benjamin, Texas? I understand
it was dedicated not too long ago & there is supposed to be photos on the internet.
Thanks in advance...James H. Sunday,
February 11, 2001
Subject: coal oil
I was reading the article
on "Warts,"
when I came across a mention of coal oil. I have been trying to find some, for
many years now, to no avail. It is the best thing for cuts that I've ever used.
ASAP, put the cut in the coal oil, it coagulates the blood, almost, immediately,
doesn't sting, and rarely will even get sore. Is there is a possibility of obtaining
any coal oil, anywhere? Please don't hesitate to contact me. Thanks for checking
- Judy Friday,
February 09, 2001
Favorite=Features
Most all my kinfolks are Quitaque, Silverton, Earth. If you ever want to visit
Quitaque again I can have my Bro in law take you off in the breaks and ole RRtunnel
See Ya! Lots of neat stuff off the cap.
Comments=I like your page. - Brian
V Thursday, February
08, 2001
Subject: Fw: A Big Pat on the Back
Just got this message about
your web site and it's content, people are looking at Texas Escapes. I
did not know you had updated with new pictures and they were great. Where in the
world did you get that picture of the "button"
on Main Street? That was a good one. :-) Regards, Thomas Darby webmaster@kerens.com
Original Message
To: Kerens Webmaster
Thursday, February 08,
2001
Subject: A Big Pat on the Back
You are probably aware of
this, but I found a really wonderful and complimentary write-up about your site
just now. Even if you have read it, go and read it again!
http://www.texasescapes.com/TOWNS/Kerens/Kerens.htm
- Maggie D Thursday,
February 08, 2001
..... nifty site. Love the humor which is uniquely Texas.
I noticed a paucity though of towns from the Gulf
Coast. You need Brazoria, the first Capital "City" of Texas, Velasco
which was one of the very first communities but has now been absorbed into
Freeport, Clute - first known as Clute City - is interesting particularly
if they are still celebrating .....
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