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    A remarkable man
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • Aug 2, 2021

    A remarkable man

    One bright, sunny, and very hot day, I traversed the Texas portion of US 82 into Archer County from Wichita County, on my way to some...
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    A Golden Road
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • Jul 6, 2021

    A Golden Road

    This map, published in Annaberg (Saxony), explained the relative location of Texas and the roads and trails that led to the California...
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    Lone Grave
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • Jun 28, 2021

    Lone Grave

    Along a county road in Jackson County, Oklahoma, lies the lonesome grave of Joel Moseley, 1846-1890. Mr. Moseley was born in Georgia and,...
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    Depredations
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • Jun 28, 2021

    Depredations

    In the 1890s, these unnamed men from Montague County, Texas posed for a photograph after filing claims against the U.S. government for...
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    A visit to Brushy Mound
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • Feb 17, 2020

    A visit to Brushy Mound

    A feature map of Cooke County, Texas, reveals the Brushy Mound community, also known as Brushy Mountain (Texas General Land Office). The...
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    Warren once was
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • Dec 2, 2019

    Warren once was

    Warren (Fannin County, Texas) sat along the Red River during the Republic of Texas (1836-1845) and early statehood years (1845-1860)....
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    Ay Chihuahua!
    Robin Cole-Jett
    • May 2, 2018

    Ay Chihuahua!

    I often spend my evenings (as well as days, weekends, times when I should be grading papers…) perusing old maps. One of my particular...
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