Wichita Falls, Texas

So before we go home we are going to take sometime and enjoy Wichita Falls, Texas, they have some fun area's that I would like to see!  And Elder Gibson is amazing he would take me anywhere and patiently wait while I explore, and take photo's.  I truly am blessed to have the opportunity to share eternity with my best friend and partner.

 Memorial Auditorium

built in 1927

 Old postcard's 1930

1958

 Spanish American War Veterans 

The sandstone has been carefully sculpted, with such detail, it is so beautiful!

And amazing structure.

 World War Veterans

 The marble display house's the Declaration of Independence, and the 

Constitution

 Constitution

Next stop the Wee-Chi-Tah Sculpture

 

 Lilly in the pond

 Lilly and Pad

 Duck's in the Wichita River

Wichita River

 Sister Gibson with the Sculpture.

 These are behind the sculpture

 Back view of the Indian's on the horse's

 Old bridge near the sculptures.

Elder Gibson

 Looking over to the Train Bridge!

 Looking at the newer bridge!

" The Wichita Falls"

 Sister Gibson

 We had dinner at the McBride Land & Cattle Co 

It was amazing!!!

McBride Land & Cattle Co Restaurant. 

 The fireplace was beautiful with native limestone rock,

it was the black and gray limestone.

 Still daylight so we drove to old town Wichita Falls.

 Gibson's Store, store is gone but the sign remains.

 Wichita Falls Opera House

Built in 1928

Wichita Falls Opera House

 This was a fun building its plaque states 

The Worlds Littlest Skyscraper built in 1919

 The Historic Holt Hotel in  1926

 Formerly Kemp and Kell Building built in 1910

Wichita Falls Route Building built in 1909

 Love the Brick Road

 J A Kemp Wholesale Grocery Building originally built in 1892

 the basement

 Star in the center of the road surrounded by bricks

 This was cool the power lines, are built square so the back

alley can be traveled through

 Wall Mural

 Beautiful buildings, and a great night!!!