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How Dallas Are You? Take This Quiz to Find Out!
Are you 214 or, sadly, just 469?
By Tim Rogers
Published in
FrontBurner
May 19, 2021
4:04 pm
The cover story of the May issue of
D Magazine is “The Biggest, Baddest, Most Dallas Quiz Ever!” It’s 101 questions about North Texas, starting with: who was the first Dallas Cowboy? At the conclusion of the quiz, our trademarked SkoreSystem will determine whether you are John Neely Bryan (90-101 correct answers), Santiago Calatrava (0-9 correct), or one of several personalities in between. If you want to really test your mettle, you’ll have to buy a copy of the magazine here or on newsstand, because we aren’t putting the entire quiz online. There’s a good chance you’re reading this on your phone; no one wants to slog through a 101-question quiz on her phone.
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Second, there s no actual signage announcing you ve found the restaurant. Have a seat in the bar area, as we did on a recent quiet Sunday afternoon, and the barkeep will quickly appear with menus bearing the Seely s Mill name.
A quick backstory is in order. The Beeman Hotel picked its new name as a nod to John Beeman, an early settler of the Dallas area (Beeman s son-in-law, John Neely Bryan, is generally credited as Dallas founder). Seely s Mill was the name of the mill that Beeman, according to the hotel, built in the area.
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