Pampa, TX: FARMSTEADS AND SMOKESTACKS southwest of Pampa represent the staples of its economy, agriculture and light industry.

Pampa: CENTRAL PARK: Red Deer Creek, which begins as a shallow wash in west Pampa, flows through Central Park and eventually carves a deep, widening break in the escarpment of the Llano Estacado on its 35-mile journey northeast to the Canadian River.

Pampa: GRAY COUNTY COURT HOUSE in the historic downtown area.

Pampa: SMOKIN JOE'S GRILL on West Highway 60 serves hickory smoked steaks and burgers.

Pampa: PAMPA HIGH SCHOOL, home of the Harvesters, has more than a thousand students enrolled and is well known for its football and band programs.

Pampa: WOODROW WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL on East Browning Street.

Pampa: PAMPA NEWS BUILDING in the historic downtown area.

Pampa: BLACK GOLD MOTEL is typical of the post-WW2 era motels that line Highway 60 on the quieter east side of Pampa.

Pampa: LA VISTA THEATRE lies crumbling on West Foster Avenue. From the 40s through the 60s, the old grindhouse played Roger Corman flicks and other low-budget movies.

Pampa: CLOSED TIRE STORE on West Foster Avenue is listed in film location directories.