Lastly, isn't this beautiful? It's the old feed store on Cedar Creek, behind downtown Navasota. It is one of many structures that the Navasota VIP organization needs to put in our proposed historic district.
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- Russell Cushman
- Belton, Texas, United States
- A sixth generation Texan, landscape painter, sculptor, photographer, writer and historian, Russell Cushman shares his passion for the music, art and history of the Brazos Valley.
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Now that you have that title, put it on the list my friend!
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