Charles Stagg house (abandoned) Vidor, TX

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Janna

September 20, 2020

When were you there last, and are you still going there? I hope you have permission…

mcorcoran

December 4, 2020

Just went there the one time. I was in Beaumont doing a story on an artist for Texas Highways. That’s when I heard about Charles Stagg and got good directions.

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