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Pages
- A Red Cross Nurse
- A.A. Tiemann
- A.H. Doucette Arrives
- Abert’s “Day of Anxiety”
- ADA Accessibily
- Additions To Pampa
- An Unusual Valentine
- Annie Baker Daniels
- Baptist Church Organized
- Barnard Williams Families
- Bert and Annie Lard
- Beryl Wayne Vicars
- Birthday Tea Of 1919
- Boards From 1st Headquarters
- Bones Hooks
- Bones Hooks
- Boy Scouts
- Boydston Or Boydstun?
- Bricklayer Indian Jim
- Buster Brown
- C. J. Walstad
- C.P. Buckler Arrives
- Cattle Brands Tell Story
- Cattle-loading Center
- Cemetery Began In 1904
- Charles A. Tignor
- Christmas Celebration Ended
- Christmas Celebration Ended
- Clyde Carruth
- Contact
- Cook Adams Addition
- Cost
- Crystal Palace Founded
- Culbersons
- Current
- Current Exhibits
- Cuyler Street Underpass
- D.C. Davis Family
- Dear Old PHS
- December 29 1991
- Desks From Hopkins
- Doctor Makes Mouse Calls
- Dodd Grain Produce
- Donate
- Dormer Simms
- Early Graduating Class
- Education
- Events
- Facts About Pampa
- Fire Guard Dam
- First Business District
- First Christian Church Organized 1909
- First Couple To Marry
- First Courthouse
- First Denominational Church
- First Movies And Lights
- First National Bank Begins
- Five Barrett Brothers
- Floyd, John, and Otto Studer
- Former Pampa Minister
- Former Sub Debs Reminisce
- Fourth Of July Celebrations
- Frank Dittmeyer
- Franklin Family
- Franklin Farm
- Frequently Asked Questions
- From Pampa to Childress
- George Autry’s “A Fable”
- George Tyng Left
- George Tyngs Father
- German Family Reunion
- Ghosts And All
- Girls Basketball
- Gouge Eye
- Grandview School Began In 1925
- Gray County – Lefors
- Gray County Organization
- Gray County State Bank Chartered In 1907
- Greever Is Assassinated
- Group Tours
- Gwendolen Avenue
- H. H. and Kate Heiskell
- Henry and Jenny Ledrick
- Historian Made Cookies
- History of Our American Flag
- History Wall Painted
- Hobart Went To London
- Home
- Hoover
- Hours
- How Rudolph Began
- How We Met
- Influence Of The Santa Fe
- J. C. Studer
- J. S. Wynne Family Arrives
- J.C. Short
- J.N. Duncan Arrives
- J.R. Henry
- Jason And Alice Poole
- Jerry Kerbow
- John and Lena McKamy
- John And Lizzie Bowers
- John Mack Patton
- John V. Thomass – Teacher
- Jon and Pat McConal
- Kingsmills Visit Pampa
- Kretmeier & Baer Families
- L. H. and Lula Greene
- Laketon – (Continued)
- Laketon – Early Farming Community
- Lands Are Advertised
- Last Hanging
- Ledrick and Walstads
- Library Began In 1907
- Library Clerk
- Living In Pampa In 1902
- Location
- M.K. Brown Arrives
- M.K. Brown Arrives
- Mark And Sara Fletcher
- Mary Jane Purvis
- May Foreman Carr
- McLean, The Largest Town In Gray County
- Mother Road
- Museum Is In Pampa
- Museum Store
- My account
- Nativity Scenes
- Nels Walberg Sells
- Nita Luna
- O. A. Barrett
- Obtaining The Land
- Ontario???
- Organization Continued
- Organization Of Gray County
- Origin Of The “White Deer” Name
- Original Nativity Figures
- Pampa 1892-1902
- Pampa Buildings In 1902
- Pampa Football Begins
- Pampa In 1902
- Pampa In 1907-08
- Pampa Incorporated
- Pampa Laid Out In 1902
- Pampa News Begins
- Pampa Was Incorporated
- Pampa Was Laid Out In 1902
- Pampa’s Business District
- Pampa’s First Cars
- Pampa’s First Doctor
- Pampa’s First School
- Panhandle Lumber Company
- Parlor
- Peter Gray
- Phebe Worley
- PHS Appreciated By Students
- PHS In 1932
- Poppies Grew in Flanders Fields
- Post Office At Pampa
- Prairie Fires
- Privacy Policy
- Red Brick Is No More
- Red River Wars
- Research
- Rev. C. E. Lancaster
- Robert and Mary Yeager
- Rolla J. Sailor & Arrowheads
- Scaffers Early Residents
- Schneider Hotel
- Second Office Of White Deer Lands
- Second Part Paintings
- Sir Gordan Lady Cunard
- Southern Kansas Railroad
- Stephen B. Oates
- Stories and Memories
- Superintendent Believed In People
- T.D. Hobart – Manager
- The Bell Family
- The First Brass Band
- The Forth Worth and Denver
- The Holland Hotel
- The King Family
- The Lands Organized
- The Library Began In 1907
- The Log House
- The Mine Tragedies
- The Oil Money
- The Original Swastika
- The Origination Of Taps
- The Pampa Country Club
- The Pampa School Building
- The Pioneer Cottage
- The Pioneer Cottage
- The Pioneer Cottage
- The Purviance Family
- The Story of Elsie (Lard) Hall
- The Sutton RR Station
- The Warners
- Third Family In Pampa
- Thomas and Lard
- Threatened By Prairie Fire
- Three Vicars Brothers
- Tragedy In Utah
- Trains Still Roll
- Two Paintings
- Upcoming
- Volunteer
- von Brunow Park
- W. R. Kaufman
- Water Well Drilling
- Wayside School
- Wedding Dresses/Quilts
- Wheat Left Pampa
- When The Railroad Came
- White Deer Land Office
- Whitey Walker Gang
- Why “V” Instead of “U”
- Will Wilks And Mora Hughey
- William And Ruth Greene
- Women’s Clothing Store
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Exhibits
Plan Your Visit
- Location
- Contact
- Hours
- Admission Is Always Free
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Group Tours
- ADA Accessibily
Eloise Lane Articles 1-20
- Origin Of The “White Deer” Name
- The Log House On White Deer Creek
- 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
- Gray County – Lefors
- McLean – The Largest Town
Eloise Lane Articles 21-40
- 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
- Tragedy In Utah
- T.D. Hobart – Manager
- M.K. Brown Arrives
- Rider Livery Stable
Eloise Lane Articles 41-60
- 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. Thomass – Teacher
- Cattle-loading Center
- Rolla J. Sailor & Arrowheads
- A.H. Doucette Arrives
- Lands Are Advertised
- The Holland Hotel
- Wheat Left Pampa
- First National Bank Begins
Eloise Lane Articles 61-80
- 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 Count State Bank
- Baptist Church Organized (Under Construction)
- Joe & Lizzie Bowers
- Threatened By Prairie Fire
- Library Began In 1907
- J.R. Henry
- Sir Gordan & Lady Cunard
- Three Vicars Brothers
- Dodd Grain And Produce
- December 29, 1991
Eloise Lane Articles 81-100
- 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 First Headquarters
- Mary Jane Purvis
- Cook – Adams Addition
- Nativity Scenes
- Clyde Carruth
- The Mine Tragedies
- Additions To Pampa
- Third Family In Pampa
- Frank Dittmeyer
- Bricklayer Indian Jim
Eloise Lane Articles 101-120
- 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
- L.H. & Lula Greene
- John & Lena McKamy
- Robert & Mary Yeager
- “Dear Old PHS”
- Supt. Believed In People
- William A. & Ruth Green
Eloise Lane Articles 121-140
- 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
- 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
Eloise Lane Articles 141-160
- 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
- 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
Eloise Lane Articles 161-180
- 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
- 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
Eloise Lane Articles 181-200
- 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