My Thursday Doors friends will have to admit that I go my money’s worth when I stopped in Calvert, TX last falls with my boys and walked around. Here is the 9th installment for Dan’s Thursday Doors. I may have two installments left.
Here are the earlier Calvert posts:
Thursday Doors — Calvert, TX Part 8
1950 Studebaker Champion. This one is the 7th, in case you were counting.
Thursday Doors — Calvert, TX Part 6.
Thursday Doors — Calvert, TX Part 5. The point at which I realized I had a series.
Monochrome Monday: Calvert Oddities. I really love the B&W of the motorcycle through the window. It’s become one of my favorites.
Thursday Doors: On the Edge of Town.
Thursday Doors: Saturday Edition — Wash Out I love the way these were washed out. Still haven’t figured out how that happened.
Not sure I agree with this definition of “love.” But apparently that is what it means for one family in Calvert.
I didn’t try it to see if it was comfortable.
All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons, 2022.
Well, I’m certainly glad you stopped in Calvert. I have enjoyed all the doors you’ve shared. I also appreciate the close-ups of the artifacts. That’s pretty cool stuff.
Thanks. I never imagined I would get so much.
Wow! I completely forgot my Peugeot seat that I had on my porch for a while, just like that on the floor. What fun! 😀 I love this bench!!
Neat. Is it comfortable? I didn’t think to sit down in this seat to see if was worthy.
I love that seat – beautiful wood and so well made too.
I like the home grown feeling of these. (K)
Lived 25 years in California, before that in the Netherlands, so I only know where Austin and Dallas are – in which part in Calvert? Great doors here:)
Sorry, I meant in which part is Calvert?
Thanks for stopping by. I live in Waco which is in between Dallas and Austin in I-35. If you take Highway 6 east out of Waco, you get to Calvert before getting to College Station, and eventually Houston.
Since Texas A&M is in College Station, and my Dad’s ranch was beyond that by another 30 miles in Brenham, I’ve driven through Calvert hundreds of times. Only in November with my boys did I finally stop and take some pics.