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Texas Cotton Gin Museum
Texas Cotton Gin Museum
P.O. Box 98
Burton, TX, 77835
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Texas Cotton Gin Museum, Inc.
Jerry Moore
P.O. Box 98
Burton, TX, 77835
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This domain states the following, "to the Official Cotton Gin Museum of Texas." We observed that the web page also said "the Oldest Operating Cotton Gin in America! We invite you to join us step back in time when cotton was king." It also stated " The historic 1914 Burton Farmers Gin is nestled in the heart of Burton, Texas - located on the same site where it was built over 100 years ago! For all you engine buffsour gin is home to a 1925 Bessemer Type IV diesel oil engine. The restored 16 ton Lady B is the largest internal combustion engine of its vintage still operating in America! The B." The header had Texas Cotton Gin Museum as the highest ranking keyword. It was followed by Texas, agriculture, and allied cotton industries which isn't as ranked as highly as Texas Cotton Gin Museum. The next words the site uses is cotton. cotton festival was also included and might not be viewed by web engines.VIEW OTHER WEB SITES
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I refer myself as Cotton Girl because I enjoy knitting with Cotton yarns. Wowhas it really been that long? Not too much exciting is going on anyways. Just trying to stay warm. When I first got on the puter, it was 2 degrees. Working overtime and shoveling snow. And playing on the puter.
Cotton Girls is a small family run home craft business, started in 1984 under the name Scandinavian Knitwear. A little hobby of knitting for friends and family grew quickly to be what it is to-day. Each garment is pre-treated making it ideal for both the washing machine and tumble dryer. They are made individually and we are still very hands on! We hope you love them as much as we do.
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