Post
Post is the seat of Garza County, and was named for C.W. Post, the cereal manufacturer who founded the town in 1907 to demonstrate his economic ideas. Post was designed to be the center of a community of farmers who owned their own land and homes in a region of giant ranches. All supplies were first brought in by mule train from the nearest railhead, Big Spring, some 70 miles away.
Between 1910-1913, Post was the scene of perhaps the most elaborate series of experiments in rainmaking ever undertaken in the United States. Explosives were detonated in the atmosphere at timed intervals. Unfortunately, rainfall records do not indicate success.
Post is at the foot of the majestic Caprock in the southeastern edge of the Great Plains of the United States. Its historic Main Street is lined with gift and clothing stores and restored historic buildings.
Garza Theatre
One of the first movie theaters in West Texas, opened in 1920 featuring silent films; 1929 adapted to sound; closed in 1957. In 1986 renovated and reopened, housing a live…
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Llano Estacado Tourist Marker
Stretching across the horizon as a range of flat-topped "mountains" is the Caprock escarpment, eastern…
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Features local and area artists' works in the restored Algerita Hotel.
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Features ranch, cowboy, and pioneer household items, Indian artifacts, room settings, period furnishings, typical frontier…
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F.M. 669 south toward Gail reaches edge of Texas High Plains called the Llano Estacado,…
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Located in one of the original buildings built by C.W. Post in 1911, this museum…
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Small lake for fishing; swimming pool, walking trail and picnic areas. At south edge of…
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