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Nacogdoches,The Oldest Town In Texas

The Oldest Town In Texas.These images are copyrighted please do not copy or link to them.Stop by often I will be adding to the gallery.

Land Office.jpg	City Hall.jpg	210.jpg	208.jpg
General Mercantile.jpg	Godtel.jpg	Jinkins.jpg	Godtel Building.jpg
Being Restored.jpg	Greers.jpg	Jinkins Window.jpg	Lone Star Flag.jpg
Mercantile.jpg	Sandwich Shop.jpg	Statue On Main.jpg	Store Window.jpg
MIA Nac Courthouse.jpg	Nacogdoches Co Courthouse.jpg	A Day Nac Will Never Forget.jpg	Antiques.jpg
Store Window2.jpg	Store Window3.jpg	Store Window 4.jpg	Doors.jpg
Lone Star Drapes.jpg	Another Street Corner.jpg	Fire Truck.jpg	Kathryns.jpg
On the Balcony.jpg	Door2.jpg	Door3.jpg	More Window Shopping.jpg
Window Shopping.jpg	Window Shopping2.jpg	Window Shopping3.jpg	305.jpg
Taking It Easy.jpg	Crusin Main Street.jpg	Stone Fort Bank.jpg	Old Pilar.jpg
Old Main Theatre.jpg	Law Offices.jpg	General Mercantile 2.jpg	Heart of Texas.jpg
Main Street.jpg	Reflecting.jpg	Red White And Blue.jpg	Antiques Antiques.jpg
Landmark.jpg

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Pat Curtis		19-Jun-2013 09:41
Thank you for doing such an awesome job of "showing off" my home town, Nacogdoches. All of us here are pretty proud of this little town. We love to have visitors, so everyone come on over to the "Oldest Town In Texas" and look us over!

Judith Barnett		25-Jun-2009 15:25
This looks like a lovely historical town, I have heard many good things about it!

Connie Giffin		22-Feb-2009 21:51
I'm an "earth friendly" living spaces designer and was looking for old west architectural ideas to incorporate in a community plan when I ran across your photos. This is a fabulous collection. Thank you so much for sharing it. Connie Giffin, President & Designer Mountain Home Classics, Inc.

John B. Chandler		14-Jun-2007 20:49
Lynda, I’ve looked through your Nacodoches gallery and enjoyed it very much. You have captured the unique charm and character of “the oldest town in Texas” with your exceptionally nice, sensitive photographs. Very nice, indeed. I enjoyed my brief stop in Nacogdoches, where I had lunch right around the corner from the Coke sign. I would have liked to have stayed longer, but I was in a big rush, heading north. I didn’t even get out of the car to shoot the Coke wall, which was a mistake, because the lens frosted over and I had a devil of a time making the photo useable. Incidentally, if you like “small town” photos, you might enjoy a visit to my gallery,http://www.pbase.com/johnchandler/small_towns. You’ll see several photos similar to yours, but most were taken in various small towns in the Central Texas area. Best wishes, --John C.

Guest		08-Jul-2005 00:31
This gallery is just awesome Lynda! Margaret

marilyn k holmberg		07-Jul-2005 15:45
this is a gorgeous gallery, what a wonderful town!! .. i'm so impressed with the photos and the attention nacogdoches has paid to preserving details!! .. just lovely!! 'm'

Gene Zonis		07-Jul-2005 06:54
a really nice good old 'wild west' looking town. looks as though you have everything there except hopefully the flying bullets. i love 'city hall' and the way you have captured the light. they keep there age those in-country buildings, not like here were we live next to the sea, build something one day, the next its rusted to bits. les

Nichole Dillon-Lee		07-Jul-2005 04:29
This is a stunning gallery Lynda! I just love the architecture and your shots are just awesome!

Gene Zonis		06-Jul-2005 14:38
I love doing shots like this, wandering around such a photographic site. Great job Lynda. You have captured the flavor of a small Texas town. Gene

Guest		06-Jul-2005 02:39
Lynda...this is a wonderful gallery....I love this town!!!! Beautiful shots!!! Lynne

Guest		06-Jul-2005 00:34
lynda, I positively lov this gallery...I DO think the town is missing a framing gallery...and I KNOW where ya can find a good framer... cathy

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