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Comments:	(Placed 06/2025) <p> The entrance to the Laredo Convention & Visitors Center is located on the east side of Salinas Avenue, and the machine is located to the left upon entering the building.<p> Hours of operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm <p> The designs are: <br> 1) The Republic of the Rio Grande Museum building with "Republic of the Rio Grande Museum" on the bottom and "Laredo, Texas" on the side right side of the building. <br> 2) "EST. 1755" with the Visit Laredo Logo in the center and "LAREDO" on the bottom. <br> 3) The facade of the San Agustin Cathedral with "San Agustin Cathedral Laredo, Texas" to the left of it. <br> 4) The Logo of the Laredo Sister Cities Festival which features a Mexican Rag Doll and "Laredo International SISTER CITIES FESTIVAL Laredo, Texas" to the right of it. <p> There are two other machines in Laredo. One at the Republic of the Rio Grande Museum, and the other at the Laredo International Airport—they both contain the same 4 designs. <p> <b>How is this working??? What do the designs look like???</b>
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Laredo Convention & Visitors Bureau

Machine Locations > Texas

101 Salinas Avenue
Laredo, TX , 78040

Phone: (956) 795-2200

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(Placed 06/2025)

The entrance to the Laredo Convention & Visitors Center is located on the east side of Salinas Avenue, and the machine is located to the left upon entering the building.

Hours of operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

The designs are:
1) The Republic of the Rio Grande Museum building with "Republic of the Rio Grande Museum" on the bottom and "Laredo, Texas" on the side right side of the building.
2) "EST. 1755" with the Visit Laredo Logo in the center and "LAREDO" on the bottom.
3) The facade of the San Agustin Cathedral with "San Agustin Cathedral Laredo, Texas" to the left of it.
4) The Logo of the Laredo Sister Cities Festival which features a Mexican Rag Doll and "Laredo International SISTER CITIES FESTIVAL Laredo, Texas" to the right of it.

There are two other machines in Laredo. One at the Republic of the Rio Grande Museum, and the other at the Laredo International Airport—they both contain the same 4 designs.

How is this working??? What do the designs look like???

Machine 1