AMARILLO, TEXAS. Amarillo, commercial center of the Texas Panhandle, is in southern Potter County and extends into Randall County. When the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway began building across the Panhandle in 1887, a group of Colorado City merchants chose the site to establish stores. In April 1887 J. T. Berry arrived from Abilene to plat the new town. He chose a well-watered section of school land, located along the FW&DC right-of-way in Potter County, which contained a large playa known as Amarillo, or Wild Horse, Lake.
 

Galbraith House

If you are looking for a quiet place to rest, play, and renew, the Galbraith House should be your first choice in the Panhandle. This turn of the century, Texas Historic Landmark home is a treasure. The home has its original woodwork, including hand-selected Philippine mahogany throughout. The living and dining rooms are showcased by their original beveled glass picture windows and clear glass wall.

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