The stories of Hemphill County, TX
8 narrated audio stories from across Hemphill County — hidden history, true crime, food legends, and local lore from its towns, landmarks, and back roads.
Jones and Plummer Trail Museum
What Fed the Panhandle Range
A museum story about trail cooking and the hard work of feeding cow camps.
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Beans, Bacon, and the Long Pull South
How the chuckwagon kept cattle crews moving on the Jones and Plummer Trail.
W.C.T.U. Building
When Canadian’s Women Built a Public Stage
A Texas hall where reform work became community life.
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How a Judge’s Name Reached the Panhandle
A courtroom legacy carried onto the Texas frontier map.
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Why a Panhandle County Bears Hemphill’s Name
The Texas jurist whose name traveled far beyond the courtroom.
River Valley Pioneer Museum
From Temperance Hall to County Memory
How a reform hall became Hemphill County’s keeper of memory.
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When Hemphill County Existed Mostly on Paper
A frontier county waited for people before government could arrive.
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When a County Waited for People
A Panhandle county existed on paper before it could govern itself.
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