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Town History · Dealmaker Reader No. 1004

Dealmaker Reader No. 1004: Brownsville and Coleman Texas town history

Brownsville, TX · 25.9017, -97.4975

About this town history edition

Two Texas towns at opposite ends of the state, Brownsville on the border and Coleman in the ranch country, share a town-history and travel edition covering their origins, landmarks and what to see today.

For Texas travelers and anyone interested in border and ranch-town history.

Publication facts

Series number: Dealmaker Reader No. 1004.

Subject: Town History.

Setting: Brownsville, TX (latitude 25.9017, longitude -97.4975).

Key search term: Brownsville and Coleman Texas town history.

Format: free digital flip-book, readable on phone, tablet or desktop.

Publisher: Amerishop Services LLC, St. Louis, Missouri. Phone 442-413-0440.

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Open the reader with the button on this page. Pages turn with a swipe or arrow keys, and the table of contents is on the first spread. The publication is free; there is nothing to sign up for to read it.

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