Panhandle (Texas)
Panhandle is a city in the High Plains of the Texas Panhandle.
Downtown Panhandle
- Not to be confused with the Texas Panhandle, the region of Texas in which the town of Panhandle can be found.
Get in
Panhandle sits on Highway 60 between Amarillo and Pampa. TX-207 connects the city with Borger to the north, and Conway and Claude to the south.
Get around
See
Square House Museum
- Carson County Square House Museum, 5th and Elsie (Hwy 207), ☎ +1 806-537-3524. 14-building complex housing many artifacts from the pioneer days, particularly focusing on the history of the railroad in the area, for which Panhandle was an important stop. A number of macro-artifacts include a preserved pioneer dugout house and an early railroad car. The original square house dates from 1880.
Do
Buy
Eat
- Tony's Mexican & Tex-Mex Cuisine, Highway 60, ☎ +1 806 537-3406.
Drink
Sleep
- Texan Hotel, 117 E Broadway, ☎ +1 806 537-3372. Four bed and breakfast rooms.
Connect
Go next
| Routes through Panhandle |
| Clovis ← Amarillo ← | W  |
→ Pampa → Enid |
Jct W  |
N  |
→ Conway → Post |
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