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When I was in college back in the olden days, we made many visit to Altus since it was the nearest town that one could purchase liquor. I wonder what ever happened to the store that was advertised on this ghost sign.
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On the hill above Altus is St. Mary's Catholic Church (also known as Our Lady of Perpetual Help). The church was built in 1902 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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On the way home we passed by one more old church, although this one doesn't seem like it's being used anymore.
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The Sacred Heart Church (which I'm guessing was named after the hospital from the show Scrubs?), was built in the 1880s and is in the small town of Hartman.
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It's another one of those old places that I couldn't find much information. There was a cemetery across the street that looks to be well maintained.
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We left and headed home, leaving the church to stand guard along its quiet stretch of road.
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