An irrigation canal fl ows through a village of historic structures called Whitehead Memorial Museum. The oldest is the 1870 Perry Store, containing living quarters, period artifacts and military memorabilia. A 1905 wood-frame office has exhibits on Black Seminole Scouts and high-powered 1920s border radio stations. Nearby is the 1925 offi ce of Dr. Simon Rodriguez, the town’s first Hispanic physician. A log cabin and blacksmith shop rekindle pioneer times, and a rustic barn shows Native American artifacts. Antique farm equipment and a windmill dot the shady grounds. “Law West of the Pecos” Judge Roy Bean and his son are buried on site, near dioramas depicting his life and a replica of his Jersey Lilly saloon/courtroom.