Milburn - Price Culture Museum

05/08/2026

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05/05/2026

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Keep watching for Vega. We have great kids in Vega

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04/07/2026

04/06/2026

In honor of the Artemis II mission going on this week we brought out our official 1969 NASA photos featuring the Apollo 11 mission and put them in the cases we received from the Alamo through the Texas State Surplus Program

03/16/2026

Getting Closer

We are very happy to share with you the official poster of Route 66 – The Story of Art in America.

I just picked it up today, After a month on the road and many more in the editing room, this poster marks another exciting step as the series continues its way toward completion.

More updates coming soon!

03/06/2026

02/17/2026

You might be tempted to buzz past Vega on Interstate 40, but if you pull off, you’ll get to experience a few truly Texan things. You could walk inside the blade of a West Texas wind turbine. You could see a real (dead) rattlesnake, stiff from the freezer. And to top it off, you could down a slice of coconut-cream pie at a cafe that has saddles mounted on its bar stools. 🥧

The seat of Oldham County, Vega lies 35 miles west of Amarillo, sandwiched between the stripe in the road that marks the midway point of Old Route 66, in Adrian, and the feedlots of Wildorado. "Here in Vega, like so many other travelers who took the time to pull off, they got a feel for the freedom and excitement that Route 66 once held for Americans and a glimpse of small-town Texas, all rolled into one," writes Pam LeBlanc.

Read more about the hidden treasures in Vega here: txmnth.ly/3Zy64nN

📸: Pam LeBlanc

02/05/2026

In Vega, you can walk inside the blade of a wind turbine and touch a real (dead) rattlesnake.