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     West of the Pecos Museum

     Historical Museum
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     Pecos Bill Statue & Western Boots

     Historical Monument
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     Chango's Axe Throwing

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     Buck Jackson Arena

     Arena & Stadium
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     Balmorhea Rock Shop

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     Balmorhea Lake

     Fishing Supply
   • Balmorhea State Park

     State Park
   • Calera Chapel

     Historical Monument
   • Porterville Church

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   • Loving County Community Center

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   • McDonald Observatory

     Observatory
   • Inspirit Healing Center

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     Lazy S Sisters

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     Terrazas Restaurant

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     Alfredo's Restaurant

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     Pody's BBQ

     Barbecue Restaurant
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     Black Bear Restaurant

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     Golden Palace

     Buffet
   • Alma’s Mexican Restaurant

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   • Bear Den

     Mexican Restaurant
   • El Joey's Restaurant

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   • Arti’s Italian Restaurant

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   • El Rodeo

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   • Old Mill Bbq & Burritos

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     Best Western Plus Swiss Chalet Hotel & Suites

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     West Texas Lodge

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     Hampton Inn Pecos

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     Pecos Lodging LLC

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     Best Western Swiss Clock Inn

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     Home2 Suites by Hilton Pecos

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   • La Quinta Inn & Suites

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   • B&J Hotel and Apartments

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   • Comfort Suites Pecos

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   • Fairfield Inn & Suites Pecos

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   • Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Pecos

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   • Staybridge Suites Pecos, an IHG Hotel

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Toyah,_TexasToyah, Texas - Wikipedia

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   Toyah is a town in Reeves County, Texas, United States. The population was 61 at the 2020 census.

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4. toyahtx.comHome | City of Toyah

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   Learn about the city of Toyah, its mission, values, and services. Find out the latest news, weather, and bill payment options for residents and visitors.

5. www.legendsofamerica.com › toyah-texasToyah, Texas – Dying Along the Railroad – Legends of America

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   Toyah, Texas was a bustling railroad town in the 1880s and 1890s, but now it is a sparsely populated ghost town with abandoned buildings. Learn about the violent shootouts, hangings, and feuds that shaped its history and legacy.

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6. theforgottensouth.com › toyah-texas-ghost-townGhost Town in West Texas - The Forgotten South

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   Toyah School & Ghost Town | Reeves County, TX. This Texas frontier school was built in 1912 and served the community through the Great Depression when the town could no longer justify a large school. Enrollment decreased as the population began to relocate to look for work opportunities elsewhere.

7. www.texasescapes.com › TOWNS › Toyah_TexasToyah Texas. - Texas Escapes

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   Jul 26, 2010 · Toyah, Texas, Reeves County: Toyah revisited, photographer explore Toyah, landmarks, travel, history, stories, memories, old news, vintage photos, save on area hotels, and more.

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8. www.texasalmanac.com › places › toyahToyah | TX Almanac

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   Toyah is on Billingslea Draw, Interstate Highway 20, U.S. Highway 80, Farm Road 2903, and the Missouri Pacific line in central Reeves County. It is the oldest townsite in Reeves County, and its name is from an Indian word that means flowing water.

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   Is Toyah Texas a ghost town?

   • An old homestead in Toyah, Texas by Kathy Alexander. Toyah, Texas, the oldest town in Reeves County, was once a hub along the Texas & Pacific Railroad. Today, it is a sparsely populated ghost town with numerous abandoned buildings standing in various states of decay.

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   What is Toyah Texas known for?

   • Toyah is Reeves County’s oldest townsite and began as a trading post and gathering spot for the owners and employees of the large ranches that surrounded the site. Prior to the arrival of the Texas and Pacific railroad, storekeeper W. T. Youngblood peddled his wares to the ranches before building an adobe store here.

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   What makes the city of Toyah a great place to live?

   • In the City of Toyah, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small town values, guided growth, make the City of Toyah a wonderful place to call home. Looking for the most convenient way to pay your bill? We offer a wide variety of payment options to our customers.

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   Where did the name Toyah come from?

   • The name Toyah is said to have come from an Indian word meaning “flowing water.” Several artesian springs found here, may have inspired the name. Toyah is Reeves County’s oldest townsite and began as a trading post and gathering spot for the owners and employees of the large ranches that surrounded the site.

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10. www.tshaonline.org › handbook › entriesToyah, TX - TSHA

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    Aug 1, 1995 · Toyah, TX. Toyah is on Billingslea Draw, Interstate Highway 20, U.S. Highway 80, Farm Road 2903, and the Missouri Pacific line in central Reeves County. It is the oldest townsite in Reeves County, and its name is from an Indian word that means flowing water.