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to see a full picture of our court house.
Which stands out in front of the Weatherford Public Library to honor the late actress Mary Martin in her most beloved role.
For another
view of Peter Pan, please click here
Located on the Mineral Wells Highway. Sadly they quit showing movies here
in the mid-80s, and was destroyed by a fire in August 2004.
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for a second picture of the old drive in.
Chamber of Commerce
The Great Wall of Weatherford
Weatherford, Texas is a marvelous location full of many spectacular wonders. Among the more incredible accomplishments produced by the citizens of this community is the mighty Wall. A bold statement in architecture, the Wall was built in the olden days to protect the people of Parker County against the invading hordes of neighboring Mineral Wells. The Wall was originally conceived of as the first line of defense in an on going land dispute.
The vastly complex beauty and power of the Wall has lead to speculation that the ancient people of Weatherford had help in designing and building this masterpiece. Rumors persist to this day about alien visitors coming from the stars and sharing their knowledge with the tribes of old Weatherford. This point of view has grown wildly popular within some circles of Weatherford's intellectual elite. This belief has created a cult like organization which some people refer to as the Kangaroos. The name "Kangaroos" is a reference to the physical resemble of the space aliens, who are depicted on a number of occasions as being giant kangaroos..
The Legend
of Weatherford, Texas
The Lake
Weatherford Monster
The Texas
Connection: Conflicting Myths About the Lincoln Assassination And Just How
Weatherford and Granbury, Texas Are Involved
Did President Lincoln Fake His Own Death And Flee To Weatherford, Texas?
Tarleton
State University: Secret Government Research
The Study Of Dead Space Critters Is Just A Small Part Of What's Going On
At TSU
The
Alamo Part 2: The Revenge of Davy Crockett
Featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger As Davy Crockett, Bruce Willis as William
B. Travis and Sylvester Stallone as Jim Bowie In A Sequel To The John Wayne
Classic. "They sure do look dead, but wait, a dead hand can't move,
there's 90 to 120 minutes of fighting left in his muscles."
The Texas
News Report: Scientists Amazed, Perfect Woman Found The Story That's
Rockin' The Scientific Community
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