Slaton, Texas, a charming town with deep roots in railroad history, offers a glimpse into West Texas heritage with its iconic Harvey House and local treasures like the Slaton Bakery.
The town proudly wears its history, from the sound of trains to the smell of barbecue in the air.
Slaton got its name from the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway expansion in 1911, which needed a new division point and shipping hub, finding the perfect spot about 17 miles southeast of Lubbock.
Author's summary: Slaton Bakery offers local flavor in West Texas.