Pampa, TX: BLACK GOLD MOTEL is typical of the post-WW2 era motels that line Highway 60 on the quieter east side of Pampa.

Pampa: PAMPA HIGH SCHOOL, home of the Harvesters, has more than a thousand students enrolled and is well known for its football and band programs.

Pampa: FARMSTEADS AND SMOKESTACKS southwest of Pampa represent the staples of its economy, agriculture and light industry.

Pampa: WOODROW WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL on East Browning Street.

Pampa: PAMPA NEWS BUILDING in the historic downtown area.

Pampa: LA VISTA THEATRE lies crumbling on West Foster Avenue. From the 40s through the 60s, the old grindhouse played Roger Corman flicks and other low-budget movies.

Pampa: CLOSED TIRE STORE on West Foster Avenue is listed in film location directories.

Pampa: Jim Brown, an Oneda Indian from New York, laid the bricks on Cuyler Street. The fastest brick layer that anyone had seen, he once laid over 67,000 bricks in seven hours, a North American record.

Pampa: ABANDONED GAS STATION near the historic downtown area.

Pampa: MILO as far as the eye can see off Highway 70 south of Pampa.