Permian Basin Museum Honors Oil Pioneers in West Texas
Betty Hamilton reports on the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, Library, and Hall of Fame opened in 1975 with Ford's dedication. The 41 acre center in Midland features a living map, a windmill, a vast oil history, Indian and Spanish heritage exhibits, a Boomtown Room, and a large marine diorama. The $2 million facility plans expansion with a new wing.
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Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
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Gerald R. Ford
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Mexico
Permian Basin
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Midland
Tom Lovell
Frank Gervasi
John Scott
Chile
Midland Reporter
Midland County
Pecos County
Texas
West
Dodge City
West Texas
Odessa Saddlery serves West Texas with boots and tack
Odessa Saddlery, Inc. offers western wear and tack at 518 North Grant since 1954 with ranch and oil field clothing. Ownership was assumed a year ago by Ford and Joyce McDowell and Walter and Kay Syverson who say the store provides friendly service and first quality merchandise. Founders Max and Eloise Brownfield retired in 1977.
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Odessa Saddlery, Inc
Boots and Saddles
Ford
Joyce McDowell
Walter
Kay Syverson
North Grant
Max and
Eloise Brownfield
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