History
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How Enchanted Rock Almost Became a Texas Version of Mount Rushmore
Texas is known for having or being the biggest and best of most things… most things. But did...
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Restored! The Pipe Creek General Store and Dance Hall
New places to dance do not come often anymore. The former hubs of small communities throughout Texas are...
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Secrets of the San Antonio River Walk: Rosita’s Bridge
The San Antonio River Walk is an iconic feature that draws millions of tourists each year. The winding...
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Does the Fang Baby of Old Pearsall Road Actually Exist?
San Antonio’s legend of the Fang Baby of Old Pearsall Road has become a story which has outlived...
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Meet the Cedar Choppers Clan that Once Reigned Over the Hill Country
A group of rough and rowdy citizens who once ruled over the eastern outskirts of the Texas Hill...
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The Connection Between Pancho Villa & San Antonio’s Chinese Residents
Do you know the connection between Pancho Villa and the Chinese community of San Antonio? On March 9,...
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The Most Surprising Facts About Texas: Do You Know Them All?
A place as big as the Lone Star State is home to more than a few surprising facts....
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Cherry Springs: One of the Most Historic Dance Halls in the World
Cherry Springs Dance Hall wasn’t always named so, but a cherry by any other name would smell as...
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Watch: Tour a Sunken German U-Boat in the Gulf of Mexico
The German U-boat 166 was a submarine in use during World War II, which was sunk in the...
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Do You Know Where to Find The Fatal Corner In San Antonio?
The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral is a well-known event due to representation in the media, but do...
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The Gruesome Legend of San Antonio’s Haunted Mansion
The Gillespie Mansion in Texas was legendary for its stories of hauntings. Over time, folklore gave the structure...
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You Can Tour Texas Beer History: Western Brewery and Kreische Brewery
Beer is a beverage which has joined communities across lands and ethnicities, and it has a special place...
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Fort Wolters: Former Military Base is a Treasure Trove for Urban Explorers
Driving 180 to Lake Mineral Wells State Park will lead you to yet another interesting Texas tidbit from...
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What Do You Call a Peg-Legged Tightrope Artist? Rope Walker
After falling from a rope which was stretched over a street in Corsicana, a peg-legged Jewish tightrope walker...
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The Santa Claus Bank Robbery: This Texas Town’s Bloodiest Crime
When a career criminal decided to dress up as Santa Claus, he wasn’t in a giving mood –...
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The World’s Littlest Skyscraper: Did This Texas Town Fall for a Big Con?
Coming in at a lofty 40 feet in height and measuring 18 feet in depth by 10 feet...
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Macdona, Texas: A Town That’s Not Quite a Town, At Least Officially
When is a town not a town? In Texas, one reason could be because it's a census-designated place!...
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WASPs in West Texas: The World War II Contribution of Women Pilots
Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) were a pioneering group consisting of more than 1,700 certified women pilots who...
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Jesus in Cowboy Boots: The Most Unusual Grave Marker in Texas?
Evergreen Cemetery is located in Paris, Texas. Of the 40K grave markers located there, one stands out, not...
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The Cradle: Birthplace of Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Galveston Island’s “The Cradle” is the little known, historic building where the Daughters of the Republic of Texas...
