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American Banjo Museum: Strings
Founded in 1998, the American Banjo Museum is home to more than 300 instruments and is the largest c...
Frontier City: Explore the fun
Frontier City offers Wild West style fun with more than 50 thrilling rides and attractions to explor...
Oklahoma Route 66 Museum: You
Open since 1968, the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum was originally known as the Museum of the Western Trai...
Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Herit
Open since 2007, the Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum offers interactive exhibits allowing v...
La Baguette Restaurant: Contem
Located in the elegant Colcord hotel just minutes from the Oklahoma City hot spot, Bricktown—La Bagu...
Nonna's Euro-American ristoran
Located at Oklahoma City’s Bricktown in an eclectic refurbished warehouse—Nonna’s Euro-American Rist...
Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse: en
Mickey Mantle was a baseball legend and a native of Oklahoma, so it makes perfect sense that the res...
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar &
Located in the heart of Bricktown, this 12,000 square foot local favorite restaurant, Toby Keith's I...
Amarillo Events[View All]
Chocolate: endulge your senses, May 15-September 12, 2010.
Experience Chocolate like never before in this special exhibit that will take you on an adventure through the rainforest and history—a delight to satisfy all five senses..
Amarillo Movies
Vampires Suck
In a spoof of ``Twilight'' and other films, a pale vampire (Matt Lanter) and a muscular werewolf (Chris Riggi) try to win the heart of a beautiful teen (Jenn Proske) .
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Newspapers are Amarillo Globe-News, Amarillo Daily News/Amarillo Globe Times
Amarillo Sports teams are Dusters
Local Schools are Amarillo College, Texas State Technical College West Texas
About Amarillo, Texas
Looking for an authentic taste of the Old West? Southwest Amarillo, TX is the perfect place to experience the diversity of the past. Every year travelers flock here for many things, including a cowboy morning breakfast.
With the lure of black gold, the region's economy developed quickly. In 1887, the coming of the railroad opened new markets in Amarillo for farmers. By 1899 Amarillo was the commercial and industrial center of the Texas Panhandle. Some of the current economy is focused on ranching, meatpacking, flour milling, zinc and copper smelting, and the manufacture of helicopters, and cattle feed.
Come see western art and artifacts at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum. Visitors can find real cowboys at the Amarillo Livestock Auction. Here one can observe the actual buying and selling of cattle. The Historic Route 66 features over a mile of antique, craft and specialty shops, and is an excellent location to enjoy the old buildings.
The Tri State Fair and Rodeo is the biggest event held in Amarillo. It is held at the Tri State Fairgrounds and attracts thousands of viewers from all over the country.
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