Midland was established in 1885 as a railway station on the moor of the West Texas plain, and was designated as the midpoint between Fort Worth and El Paso. Since then, Midland has become the center of agriculture, ranches and transportation in the southern plains.

Midland was a relatively small town until oil was discovered in the 1920s and rapidly transformed into the administrative center of the Permusian Basin. One of the world's largest oil-producing regions, the basin now supplies nearly 20% of the country's oil and gas production, with thousands working there to produce oil and gas.

The impact on oil is not as visible as downtown, where high rise office buildings built by oil companies stand. Bank of America Building is the tallest building between Fort Worth and Phoenix, and Wilco Building is a little short. The Oil Building is a beautiful example of a dilapidated building in his 20s, and the Clevesta Center (a five-story and six-story business park) is a highlight of the Midland oil business.

The oil crash in the late 1980s hit the area hard, causing Midland to become a little rough, but it has bounced back. The famous former residents are young George W. Bush and Laura Bush.

by car

Midland is in I-20 between Fort Worth and El Paso. The other expressways go to San Angelo, Lubock, Andrews and Fort Stockton. Midland is over two hours south of Lubock, four to five hours away from El Paso and Fort Worth.

Plane

• 1 Midland International Airport (and Space Port MAF IATA (10 miles west of the Midland)) The Suwestwoft Airlines, United Express, and American Eagle provide daily service. Flights to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas-Labfield, Houston (Bush), Houston (Hobby), Denver and Las Vegas are available on a regular basis.      

by bus

The Midland is Greyhound. The bus station is at a front center near downtown.

by car

The easiest way to get around the midland is by car. Rental cars are available at Midland International Airport. The midland is arranged in the grid surrounded by the loops 250 and the I-20. Traffic is usually light and very likely to be very busy at peak times. Parking lots are available immediately in various places in the city. There are two hours of free parking on the downtown street. There are also parking lots that can be parked for a long period of time for a fee.

by bus

The EZRider bus system provides affordable access to most cities. The bus stop is near most shopping centers and hotels. The fare is usually one dollar. The main bus stop is located in the downtown area behind the Midland Center. This bus stop has a parking lot for bus users.

theater

• 1 Yucca Theater: A historic theater in downtown Midland, built in the Assyria revival style in the 1920s. Yucca is now owned by the Midland Community Theater and has several plays throughout the year with the summer Mimars.      
• Call theater, Wadley. Call Theater is the home of the Midland Community Theater, one of the most famous community theaters in Japan. The Call Theater is connected to the Midland College Campus via the Midland Draw Bridge. 

museum

• [3] The U.S. Aerodynamic Heritage Museum, 9600 Right Dr (Midland International Airport), and☏+1 432 563-1000 The Memorial Air Force Headquarters, the world's leading collection of large-scale flight art, and the most existing private aircraft collection. The most famous planes are B-24, B-25 and the only remaining plane B-29 bombers in the world. The annual air show at the cafe in October is also essential. It runs every day except for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Monday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Sunday and holiday noon - 5:00 p.m. The admission fee was charged. Available group rates. 
• The museum housed in the Turner Museum, which was posted at the South West Museum 1705W. Missouri and +1 432 683-2882 at the National Register of Historic Sites, collects and exhibits art and astronomy from the southwestern United States. In addition, he also holds travel and temporary exhibitions covering a wide range of arts, including Currier & Eve, Andy Warhol, archeology and astronomy. 
• At the Children's Museum, the Freda Durham Turner Children's Museum, 1705 W. Missouri, 432 683-2882 (+1 432 683-2882), there are three exhibits filled with natural light from the windows of 12 skylights and the stairway of the numerous glass block floors. The museum is an exciting place that emphasizes interactive learning. Through pure creation and imagination, experiential displays make learning fun. The museum will open from Tuesday to Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The closing day is Monday and a national holiday. The non-member reservation tour is $2 per person from June 3, 2006. People under one year are free. Sunday is free for all visitors. Call program information. 
• 4 George W. Bush Dildme Home (1412 West Ohio Avenue,+1 432 685-1112), Toll-Free: +1-866-684-4380.     (Updated August 2018)
• Midland County Museum of History, 301W.Missouri, +1 432 688-8947. M,W,F,Sa 2:00-5:00 p.m. The exhibits include early Chinese history, photographs, heraldry, memorials, memorials from the Civil War, World War I, the 20,000-year-old reproduction of the remains of the Chinese, and Indian artifacts. Owned by Midland County Library. 
• Midland Downtown Lions Club Fire Museum, 1,500W. W. Wall, +1 432 685-7340. From 9:00 to 9:00 a.m. The museum houses the first two Midland fire engines and other early fire defense equipment. Photos cover the walls and original collection of initial fire markers is on display. Free. 
• 5 Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, 1500 Interstate 20 West, +1 432 683-4403, Fax:+1 432 683-4509, ✉[email protected]. M-Sa 10AM-5PM; 2 pm to 5 pm. The 40-acre interactive museum offers a step-by-step dynamic search of black gold. Life-size murals, ancient artifacts, and colorful monuments help you remember the past of the upheaval in the basin. It is also the largest collection of Tom Label's paintings and antique excavators across the country. The new facility is the Transportation Gallery, a new platform for Chaparral Racing Cars in Jim Hall. $8/6/5/Free (65 adults and elderly people + 12 to 17 children / 6 to 11 children / less than 6 children).      
• Marian Blakemore Planetarium, 1705 W. Missouri, +1 432 683-2882.Tu-F 9AM-5PM. One of Texas's largest planetariums, Marion Brekmore Planetarium, is the best place to learn about the history of astronomy. The Sky Show is scheduled for school groups, clubs and organizations. Released on Friday night at 8:00 p.m., the conditions are met as you look at the stars in the neighboring parks. The admission fee was charged. 
• Haley Library and History Center, 1805W. Indiana Ave, +1 432 682-5785 (Indiana Average) (1 432)M-F 9AM-5PM. See the background of the cattle industry and all the information about the history of Texas and southwest, including the people including the cattle. More than 30,000 volumes of collected materials are on display, including exploration of the West, initial railroads, stock farms, mining, oil and political development. The library also houses one of the largest collections in the world of Lincoln County War and Billy the Kid. You will be surprised to see Western bronze sculptures, paintings, paintings and crafts open to the public. Free. 

convention center

• Located in downtown, next to the 100th Anniversary Square at the corner of Midland Center Wall Center and Main. It has many customs and functions throughout the year. 
• a horseshoe. Location of the Cotton Flat Lard County Convention Center. There is I-20 on the south side of the town. Several stock exhibitions and rodeos are held throughout the year. 

• Golf is Hogan Park. Hogan Park has 36 of the best golf holes in the state. Hogan Park usually opens seven days a week and has a very low green vegetable price. 

Stadium

• 1 The complex of art baseball and soccer located at the western end of the Charbauer Sports Facility town. The baseball field's security bank ball park is the home of the Midland Rockhounds baseball team in the Double a Minor League. The football Grande Stadium is the home of the soccer teams of Midland High and Lee High, sitting up to 18,000 people. Soccer games are usually held in the fall on Friday night.    
• Chaparral Center. It is the home of Chaparral in Mildand College, a basketball field. I also have duties to graduate from high school. 

festival

• a celebration of the art Three days of art, entertainment, food and enjoyment are on the 100th Anniversary Play in downtown Midland. 70 exam artists, five levels of entertainment, "Run for the Arts," "Teen Scene," "Activity Tent for Children," and "Experience the Arts." The festival is held every May. 
• The desert is a rock. The annual three-day Christian music festival is now held in a park near Midland International Airport. The festival is held on the weekend of August. 
• September. This event attracts crowds from a distance. The entire family enjoys art, crafts, music, live, food and game weekends. Try all the delicious dishes with your appetite. September is held on the grounds of the beautiful Turner Mansion in the Southwest Museum. 
• Christmas in the apartment. After the Thanksgiving Day, the annual holiday show "South West Express," the show's color, and the beautifully decorated holiday show begin. 

• Miz's B's Books, 2505 W Ohio Ave, +1 432 682-5618 mid-sized people have been here for more than 20 years looking for the best old books in the Permian Basin. For this reason, it has a huge choice and is maintained by the charming 'Mizu B' himself. It is hidden in a shopping center in the area called "the old midland." 

breakfast

• TNT Donut. The local donuts and coffee shops are very popular with the local people. There are several places in the town. 

lunch

• Graham Lexal pharmacy. It is a block away from Earthworm B, and the drugstore has served the Midlands for a long time. In the dining room of the '50s, they served a wonderful milk cake and malt, and served regular sandwiches and lunch. When you've come to like it, eat 400, basically chocolate milk and crushed ice. If you're really thirsty, get 800 dollars. 
• Malaysian delicatessen. Situated at the corner of Waddy and Mitkiv, which sandwich the HEB, customers visit the shrine throughout the ages. The decor reflects the culture of Midland, from newspapers hanging on the walls to posters in local schools. In order to save your room for the famous tea and cheesecake, don't overly indulge your diet. 

Mexican

• Rose's Cafe. Rosa is a local chain of Andrew's Highway, Big Spring St., and Midland Rosa, which offers sit-in Mexican food. 
• Oscar Super Brito, 4306 Neely Ave, ☏+1 432 699-0242. The Oscar Super Britt is becoming a standard for the Midlands, which must be experienced when visiting the Midlands. 
• The Carambas Spain Inn 3116 W Front St ☏+1 432 520-9724. This small family-run restaurant is located in a convenient location near the downtown area. The service is a good place for business men and families to sit down and eat a snack. Their chips and homemade salsa are a wonderful appetizer each time! 
• Dona Anita's, 305 West Florida Ave, +1 432 683-67271980s old favorites 

Italian

• 1 Dino's Pizza, 4322 Andrews Hwy, +1 432 699-7175. Your experience of eating is a quick move to the small shopping center of Andrews Hwy and you need to have experience eating. Dino's house is a full-scale pizza that has been eating Midland's delicious pie for over 15 years. (Updated January 2017)
• 2 Venezia, 2101 W Wadley Ave #20, +1 432 687-0900. The restaurant offers a Northern Italian dish with a wide selection of high quality wine, including fresh calf, seafood, pasta and steak. They are open for lunch and dinner every day. (Updated January 2017)
• 3 Luigi's Italian Restaurant, 111 N Big Spring St (W.Wall St), ☏+1 432 683-6363. The little Tratrea has been eating for over 150 years Italian food, including calf skalopin and eggplant palmidiana, on the traditional red-checked tablecloth. It's downtown. (Updated January 2017)

Asian

• The King & I (Thai cuisine) and Big Spring St (near downtown) small Thai restaurants are very popular with lunch people. 
• Shogun. At a Coronado shopping center near the exit of Garfield St on Loop 250. The shogun is a Japanese steak house in which you prepare a meal while looking at it. a fun place to eat in a large amount of atmosphere 
• It's a Kuo. At a shopping center at the corner of Mitkiv and Wadley, you cross the street from the HEB. Kuo is a sit-in Chinese restaurant in central China. 

Steak/Seafood

• Wall Street Bar and Grill. You can enjoy a variety of dishes in downtown areas. An excellent restaurant in a beautiful old building. 

• Santa Fe, 117W. Wall (Lorraine),☏+1 432 683-6131. A manzai manzai stand up at Santa Fe, in the gorgeous Midland Hilton. Twist and shake the landing to see a special drink at night. Please enjoy the congratulatory gift from 20 to 20. Every Friday and Saturday nights perform comedy. 
• Phantom lounge, 203 N. Main☏ St 432 570-7910. The nightclub is located in the downtown of the historic Ritz-Theater, where various music is blended. 
• 1 The Bar, 606 W Missouri Ave, +1 432 685-1757. The bar is near the downtown area and there is live entertainment from local and local bands over the weekend. This is a local favorite because it offers several TVs for sports events. Happy Hour M-Th 4 pm to 8 pm. (Updated January 2017)
• 2 The One Star Bar, 621 W Wall St +1 432-218-6935. (Updated January 2017)

• Comfort Suites 4706 N Garfield St. The A mithle down Garfield from the Fairfield; room has a pool and free wireless. 
• [1] Fairfield In, 2300 Faulkner (near the Garfield Strike exit of Loop 250), ☏+1 432-570-7155. (Updated January 2017)
• Hampton Inn 5011 W Loop 250 N. 
• 2 DoubleTree by Hilton Midland Plaza 117 Westwalsset☏, +1 432-683-6131. Hilton is located downtown, separated from the court and the 100th Anniversary Plaza, and is the most beautiful hotel in Midland. Two pagodas stand on the first floor, and there are many restaurants and services connecting the two buildings. (Updated January 2017)
• 3 Plaza Inn Midland 4108 N Big Spring St, 432-686-8733. Check in: 3PM, Check out: noon (Updated January 2017)
• Sleep-in, 3828 West Wall St. Loop 250 to a minute east of the direct downtown road, and a few minutes later, this motel is a place where you can afford a clean, simple room. Wi-Fi in all rooms 
• 4 Grand Texan Hotel & Convention Center 4300 W Wall St+1 432-618-9000, [email protected]. 250 rooms and suites, a free midland airport shuttle, wedding, conference, catering and event space. (Updated January 2017)

Midland is a very safe city. There are few violent crimes, but I've heard little of robberies. The Midland Police can get it by dialing 911.

The streets of Midland are liable to flooding during heavy rain. This flood is known in the past for washing away cars, so be careful to cross the flooded roads.