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Low Over Evans Road Style:Classic Black Frame - 11x14" Frame Have you ever driven across

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Have you ever driven across a bridge with a wooden deck

built between 1915 and 1925

Van Horn’s location on the Bankhead Highway

1959 Cadillacs had the largest tailfins ever made by Cadillac

the Wayne Smith Dam provides recreation opportunities outside of Blanco State Park on the Blanco River

Low Over Evans Road Style:Classic Black Frame - 11x14" Frame Have you ever driven acrossLow Over Evans Road is located in Selma, Texas where the Union Pacific Railroad crosses Evans Road and Cibolo (pronounced "see below") Creek. Evans Road was named for Robert B. Evans, who settled in Selma in 1865 and grazed 400 head of cattle on his land. Evans raised nine kids with his wife Rebecca, was elected justice of the peace in 1872, and was a member of the Cibolo Masonic Lodge. In 1882 he used rock from a nearby railroad bridge over Cibolo

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