Welcome To Our MuseumThank you for visiting us in Pampa, Texas. The White Deer Land museum is located on the main street at 112 S. Cuyler. We are located in the two-story restored office building of the White Deer Land Company.
The Land Company built this building in 1916, and the corporation was dissolved in 1957. The building has the original tin ceilings, tile floors, and much of the furniture used by the Land Company officers. This museum is one of the few left in the Texas Panhandle that has guided tours, because most of the artifacts are in the open and in a room-like setting. It is situated just as the co-founder of the museum wanted it to be; a friendly, homey atmosphere. There are two floors filled with wonderful, well-cared for, furnishings and period clothing. It’s a great place to spend an afternoon where you can step back in time. |
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- About Us
- Exhibits
- Eloise Lane Articles 1-100
- Articles 1 - 20 >
- About Eloise Lane
- The "White Deer" Name
- The Log House
- Obtaining The Land
- The Lands Organized
- Cattle Brands Tell Story
- Ghosts And All . . .
- Southern Kansas Railroad
- Fire Guard Dam
- When The Railroad Came
- The Sutton RR Station
- Post Office At Pampa
- The Bell Family
- J. C. Short
- Pampa 1892-1902
- Pampa Laid Out in 1902
- Crystal Palace Founded
- Gray County Organization
- Organization - Continued
- Articles 21 - 40 >
- The "White Deer" Name
- Gray County - Lefors
- McLean - The Largest Town
- Gouge Eye
- The "Mother Road"
- German Family Reunion
- Desks From Hopkins
- Grandview School Begins
- The Oil Money
- History Wall Painted
- Boydston Or Boydstun?
- Ontario???
- Laketon - Early Farming
- Laketon - Continued
- First Couple To Marry
- Hoover
- Water Well Drilling
- Kingsmills Visit Pampa
- George Tyng Left
- Articles 41 - 60 >
- Tragedy In Utah
- T.D. Hobart - Manager
- M.K. Brown Arrives
- Rider Livery Stable
- The Pioneer Cottage
- Pampa's First Doctor
- Doctor Makes House Calls
- A Red Cross Nurse
- Pampa's First School
- Hobart Went To London
- Cemetery Began In 1904
- First Business District
- C.P. Buckler Arrives
- Five Barrett Brothers
- Influence Of The Santa Fe
- Trains Still Roll
- John V. Thomas - Teacher
- Cattle-loading Center
- Rolla J. Sailor & Arrowheads
- A.H. Doucette Arrives
- Articles 61 - 80 >
- Lands Are Advertised
- The Holland Hotel
- Wheat Left Pampa
- First National Bank Begins
- Pampa News Begins
- First Denominational Church
- 2nd Office Of WD Lands
- J.N. Duncan Arrives
- Nels Walberg Sells. . .
- Dormer Simms
- Fourth Of July Celebrations
- Pampa's First Cars
- Pampa In 1907-08
- J. S. Wynne Family Arrives
- Gray County State Bank
- Baptist Church Organized
- Joe And Lizzie Bowers
- Threatened By Prairie Fire
- Library Began In 1907
- J.R. Henry
- Articles 81 - 100 >
- Sir Gordan & Lady Cunard
- Three Vicars Brothers
- Dodd Grain And Produce
- December 29, 1991
- D.C. Davis Family
- Long Christmas Celebration
- First Christian Church
- Facts About Pampa
- Buster Brown
- The Last Hanging
- Bones Hooks
- The "Red Brick" Is No More
- The Purviances Family
- The Dr. E. von Brunow Park
- Boards Of 1st Headquarters
- Mary Jane Purvis
- Cook - Adams Addition
- Nativity Scenes
- Clyde Carruth
- Articles 1 - 20 >
- Eloise Lane Articles 101-200
- Articles 101 - 120 >
- The Mine Tragedies
- Additions To Pampa
- Third Family In Pampa
- Frank Dittmeyer
- Bricklayer Indian Jim
- A.A. Tiemann
- First Movies And Lights
- Pampa Incorporated
- Mark And Sara Fletcher
- Annie Baker Daniels
- Pampa's Business District
- Birthday Tea Of 1919
- Former Pampa Minister
- John Mack Patton
- The First Brass Band
- Early Graduating Class
- "How We Met"
- F.P. Greever Is Assassinated
- George Tyng's Father
- Articles 121 - 140 >
- L. H. and Lula Greene
- John and Lena McKamy
- Robert and Mary Yeager
- "Dear Old PHS"
- Supt. Believed in People
- William A. and Ruth Greene
- Jason A and Alice Poole
- Wayside School
- Pampa Football Begins
- The Pampa School Building
- Rev. C. E. Lancaster
- Panhandle Lumber Co.
- Will Wilks & Mora Hughey
- An Unusual Valentine
- Charles A. Tignor
- O. A. Barrett
- Poppies In Flanders Fields
- Barnard & Williams Families
- Articles 141 - 160 >
- 4th of July Celebrations
- Cuyler Street Underpass
- The King Family
- Kretmeier and Baer Families
- Stephen B. Oates
- Phebe Worley
- Organization of Gray County
- First Courthouse
- Pampa Laid Out in 1902
- Pampa in 1902
- W. R. Kaufman
- The Pampa Country Club
- Living In Pampa in 1902
- Pampa Buildings of 1902
- May Foreman Carr
- Scaffers - Early Residents
- Nita Luna
- Former Sub Debs Reminisce
- PHS In 1932
- Articles 161 - 180 >
- PHS Appreciated
- The Forth Worth and Denver
- From Pampa to Childress
- The Origination Of "Taps"
- The Warners
- J. C. Studer
- Floyd, John and Otto
- Our American Flag
- Stories and Memories
- Museum in Pampa?
- The Franklin Farm
- The Franklin Family
- Beryl Wayne Vicars
- Historian Made Cookies
- The Pioneer Cottage
- The Orginial Swastika
- Library Clerk
- Women's Clothing Store
- Articles 181 - 200 >
- Jon and Pat McConal
- Whitey Walker Gang
- How Rudolph Began
- Gwendolen Avenue
- Jerry Kerbow
- Two Paintings
- Second Part - Paintings
- Bones Hooks
- Original Nativity Figures
- Why "V" Instead of "U"
- Pampa Incorporated
- Prairie Fires
- Abert's "Day of Anxiety"
- George Autry's "A Fable"
- Girls Basketball
- Thomas and Lard
- Henry and Jenny Ledrick
- C. J. Walstad
- Ledrick and Walstads
- Bert and Annie Lard
- Peter Gray
- H. H. and Kate Heiskell
- The Story of Elsie (Lard) Hall
- Articles 101 - 120 >