Dodson Prairie is a prairie, the ruins of a petro station, and St. Boniface Catholic church, on Highway 80, about six miles west of Palo Pinto, Texas. Dodson Prairie boundaries are vague, and it is fair to say that the place almost doesn’t exist.
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This photojournal is about people, places and what's out there. If anyone browsing this site is encouraged to further explore their own backyard or beyond, that’s good enough for me.
Except for the photo in the page header, and unless otherwise noted, I took all the photographs posted on this site.
What you say about what we see:
- Maria on Pasture.
- Shanda on Shanda.
- Cathy on Serious kiting.
- Dino Lewis on Dodson Prairie.
- Dino Lewis on Dodson Prairie.
- daviD on Serious kiting.
- Rikku on Christmas cheer.
- Maria on 46th anniversary.
- Maria on The Killdares.
- Claire Ratliff, Laughing Penguin Publicity on The Killdares.
- Jake on Barns.
- Jake on Buggy.
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My family, Nowaks and Holubs are from Dodson Prairie, we still have the family farm. I still love to go there and remember days gone by. Most of the residents are about 100 yards south of the church in the Dodson Prairie cemetry. I know quite a lot about the area and the families past and present. Your are welcome to e-mail with any questions.
Thanks, Dino Lewis
dino1962@live.com
Thanks for the pictures and memories.