The Texas Centennial: Roy Bean's Place

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Pamphlet about the Texas Centennial celebrations and information about the state including the Centennial Gateway in Dallas, Texas missions, landmarks in south and west Texas, the Texas mountains, as well as other geographic features and points of interest. This issue includes a photograph of Roy Bean's Place in Langtry, Texas.

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1 p. : ill.

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Creator: Unknown. 1935.

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  • Main Title: The Texas Centennial: Roy Bean's Place
  • Series Title: Texas Landmarks
  • Added Title: Texas Landmarks Series, Number 14, Roy Bean's Place, Langtry, Texas

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Pamphlet about the Texas Centennial celebrations and information about the state including the Centennial Gateway in Dallas, Texas missions, landmarks in south and west Texas, the Texas mountains, as well as other geographic features and points of interest. This issue includes a photograph of Roy Bean's Place in Langtry, Texas.

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1 p. : ill.

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"No. 14."

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The Texas Centennial: Roy Bean's Place, pamphlet, 1935; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth31316/: accessed April 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Star of the Republic Museum.

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