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Mesquite Home of the Rodeo

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History

 

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Cindy B

 

Date added:

November 3, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Brick factories and cotton gins were Mesquite’s first successful industries. Even though Mesquite is now a booming suburb and farming has just about died out, there are still a few old ranches and farm lands today. This Florence Ranch Homestead is located at the end of my block. In my neighborhood there is a mix of houses built in the 1980’s and ranch style homes used for farming long before...
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In my neighborhood there is a mix of houses built in the 1980’s and ranch style homes used for farming long before. With an obvious history of farming, fencing is very important. Each family must mark off their land to contain animals, know boundaries of farming, and to keep others off their land...
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