Haskell Centennial - Haskell, TX - Murals on Waymarking.com

Starting from the left there is a man working in a blacksmith shop. Next is a little outhouse, a windmill, and a rodeo arena with a bull rider and a clown. Next is a mailbox, two little girls and a schoolhouse. In the Center are the words "HASKELL CENTENNIAL" AND "1882-1982". Below the words is a man sitting on a stool playing a fiddle. People are dancing. Next is a campfire with a black pot hanging over it. Next is a covered Wagon with a washtub and scrub board. Then a Texas flag. The last panel is of women gathered around a table or perhaps a quilt frame, quilting.

City: Haskell Location Name: Vacant Building Artist: Brazos West Art Assn. Date: 8-1982 Media: Painted on a block wall Relevant Web Site: Not listed

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