San Angelo, Texas is 'Rich in Texas History and The Letter 'S'.
There are the Stars
The Song - Deep In The Heart of Texas - On the Sidebar Player
(Several Versions for your Entertainment while you Visit the Letter 'S' in San Angelo, Texas)
Texas is known as The Lone Star State
Corner Stone of The Old San Angelo National Bank which still stands in Old Town San Angelo 109 years later. The Old Bank Building is now a part of Historic DownTown SanAngelo's Visitor Center Block where Murals are painted around the Doors of the Old Buildings that depict a Time Gone By. The following photos are of a few of the Murals that depict The Letter 'S'.
A Sacred Place
The Picture Show
Shaving Parlor
Old Town San Angelo is a few blocks away from the Concho River.
Another place for Photographing The Letter 'S'.
Sculpture in the Concho River Park
Swimmer in the Sparkling Waters of the Concho River
A Thristy Steer
Sunset Silhouette of Mesquite Tree
Stunning Sunset
Thanks Ya'll for coming to San Angelo, Texas.
More of the Letter 'S'
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Ya'll come back anytime!
16 comments:
Great post and photos and a fun trip down memory land -- obviously I haven't been to San Angelo in many years, but it was a great tour! Hope you have a lovely weekend!!
Sylvia
the shaving shop with the white and red, is it different from the white blue and red in the barber shop?
That's one stunning picture of sunset, I love it!
Interesting tour, thankyou.
They are all great pictures!
Awesome shootout pictures!! I love the thirsty Steer. Well all of yours are great!
Great job! Have never been to San Angelo but I see it is "steeped" in culture... :)
These are all so wonderful. You can just see the history through your pictures. Love that cowboy statue and the thirsty steer. Excellent post. Love them all.
Wow you have a pretty good photos here. Thanks for sharing!
Sunset in my town
That shaving parlor is really quite cool!
Oh, I love your photos so very much. I have always wanted to return to the west to visit, your photos make me want to go today!
The photo of the Herford (it is a Herford isn't he?) is my favorite! He was one handsome fellow.
perfectly done Sue!! I love the old shots of the historic part of town and the steer. your shots really depict where you are from.
You certainly capture Texas in a way that makes me want to come there again -- have not been there in 20 years. Some incredibly historic looking things -- shaving parlor! Wow. But, I always expect a big trip when I visit your site.
Love the nostalgic shaving parlour sign. And the clarity of the water dripping from the steer - a sloppy drinker?
You have some really wonderful shots here.
Oh sorry, forgot to say thank you for your kind comment about my dear old dog.
All the photos are greet but I love the statue.
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