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| From 1903 to the beginning of the Great Depression, quicksilver was mined in Terlingua. Now, each November, the ghost town is the site of two chili cook-offs attended by 10,000 people. The annual event, now in its 51st year, features serious chili cooking, costumes, and music. |
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| Overview of Terlingua from a nearby hilltop |
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| An old dog on the porch of the Terlingua Trading Company, location of the the former company store of the Chisos Mining Company |
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| Oops! No dogs allowed on the porch. I guess he's allowed inside though. |
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| Bar stools outside the Starlight Theatre Restaurant. I did sit in one. Trust me, you don't want to see the photo. |
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| Papa Tom |
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| Terlingua cemetery |
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