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AAA-0344 · Archive record

MATADOR RANCH HEADQUARTERS

200 La Parra Ave, Sarita, TX 78385

A digital archive object associated with MATADOR RANCH HEADQUARTERS.

Source description / title

MATADOR RANCH HEADQUARTERS

MATADOR RANCH HEADQUARTERS — PropyKeys ERC-721 digital asset associated with 200 La Parra Ave, Sarita, TX 78385

Archive summary

An onchain digital twin associated with 200 La Parra Ave, Sarita, TX 78385.

Archive significance

Filed in Ranches, Agriculture & Major Land Holdings within the Ranching, Western Heritage & Montana collection, with the archive tags Agriculture / Ranching, Corporate / Commercial.

Original authored description

MATADOR RANCH HEADQUARTERS DIGITAL ASSET DESCRIPTION The RWA tied to Matador Ranch Headquarters represents ownership exposure to one of the most influential ranching institutions in the history of the American Southwest. Located near the Texas Panhandle region, the Matador Ranch became one of the great cattle empires of the open-range era, helping shape the economic development, agricultural identity, and settlement patterns of West Texas. Its legacy stretches back to a period when vast ranching operations played a central role in transforming frontier lands into productive agricultural landscapes. What makes this asset unique is its relationship to expansion. While many historic ranches were regional operations, Matador Ranch became part of a broader movement that established Texas as one of the world's great cattle-producing regions. The ranch embodied the scale, ambition, and entrepreneurial spirit that characterized the golden age of Western ranching. Beyond its agricultural significance, Matador Ranch represents the enduring legacy of land stewardship across generations. Its history reflects the connection between ranching, resource management, economic productivity, and the cultural identity of the American West. The blockchain use case associated with this asset demonstrates how historically significant agricultural institutions can be permanently preserved within an immutable digital framework. Through tokenization, one of the great ranching legacies of Texas can be archived and connected to a transparent digital record for future generations. Empire Builder of the High Plains The significance of this address is that it represents one of the historic giants of Texas ranching, serving as the Empire Builder of the High Plains through its enduring role in cattle production, frontier expansion, agricultural development, and the preservation of Western ranching heritage. Archived & Preserved by Jacob Alan Ervin Lovaas🇺🇸🎩 June 14, 2026

Catalog placement

Primary world
Ranching, Western Heritage & Montana
Primary group
Ranches, Agriculture & Major Land Holdings
Geography
Texas
Archive revision
2026-08-20
Archive flags
Cataloged record

Layer 01 — Source Record

Token ID
308802
Network
Base
Standard
ERC-721
Contract
0xa239b9b3e00637f29f6c7c416ac95127290b950e
Canonical Record Fingerprint
Chain ID: 8453 (Base Mainnet)
Record Hash (SHA-256): 72d254607157df0bf4bf88c494d8cba540bd9db8bb1e4d30d13e4e67f2c477b2
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Layer 02 — Archive Reading · Source Trail

This record is drawn from the complete inventory and the curatorial catalog.

Source title
MATADOR RANCH HEADQUARTERS
Source artifacts
AAA-INV-2026-v1.0 · Canonical Token & Address Inventory Ledger (566 Records) · Complete Inventory · AAA-CAT-2026-v1.0 · Primary Group Taxonomy & Curatorial Classification Registry (36 Groups) · Curatorial Catalog · AAA-DESC-2026-v1.0 · Systemic Significance & Portfolio Crosswalk Compendium · RWA Description
Onchain reference
Base · ERC-721 · Token 308802

This record is the mirrored digital twin onchain associated with 200 La Parra Ave, Sarita, TX 78385.

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