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Waco Suspension Bridge (1866-70) (475ft / 145m) across Brazos River was longest single-span suspension bridge west of the Mississippi when opened. Waco, TX. | Waco Suspension Bridge built (1866-70) with cable supplied by John Roebling Co. Waco, TX. | Waco Suspension Bridge was important link in Chisholm Trail cattle drives. Waco, TX. | Painting of Chisholm Trail suspension bridge across Brazos River in Waco, TX as it appeared when built in 1870 with crenellation intact at Fort House. Waco, TX. |
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Chisholm Trail (aka Branding the Brazos) sculpture (2008-14) by Robert Summers at entrance to Waco Suspension Bridge. Waco, TX. | Longhorns of Chisholm Trail sculpture enter approach to Waco Suspension Bridge. Waco, TX. | Sculpted trail boss drives longhorns onto Waco Suspension Bridge to cross Brazos on Chisholm Trail. Waco, TX. | City park along Brazos hosts Chisholm Trail sculpture (2008) by Robert Summers. Waco, TX. |
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Vaquero drives longhorns in Chisholm Trail sculpture (2008) by Robert Summers. Waco, TX. | Longhorns of Chisholm Trail sculpture approach Waco Suspension Bridge crossing of Brazos River. Waco, TX. | Detail of trail boss at Chisholm Trail sculpture. Waco, TX. | Dr. Pepper factory & museum complex. Waco, TX. |
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Neo-Romanesque Dr. Pepper building (1906) now houses a museum. Waco, TX. | Dr. Pepper Museum, traces history of soft drink. Waco, TX. | Home of Dr. Pepper 1885-1906 sign now marks museum. Waco, TX. | Antique Dr. Pepper delivery truck at Dr. Pepper Museum. Waco, TX. |
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McLennan County Courthouse (1901) (Public Square). Waco, TX. Style: Beaux-Arts. Architect: James Riely Gordon. On National Register. | Dome details of McLennan County Courthouse with statue of justice & eagles. Waco, TX. | ALICO building (1910) (22 floors) (Austin at 5th St.) built for Amicable Life Insurance Company. Waco, TX. Architect: Sanguinet & Staats + Roy Lane. | Upper floor details of ALICO building. Waco, TX. |
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Silos in downtown Waco. Waco, TX. |
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