All posts tagged "history"
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Magnolia Days Festival Combines History, Charm, & Fun Into One Awesome Event
On May 18 and 19, Columbus, Texas is hosting the 2018 Magnolia Days Festival on the Courthouse Square....
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The Forgotten History of the Abandoned Coxville Zoo
Austin's abandoned menagerie, Coxville Zoo, still stands in shambles but continues to entertain with its bittersweet history.
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library Brings Texas History to Life
The Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library is now settled into its new San Antonio home just...
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Cruise Alongside Vanishing Texas at Lake Buchanan
Road trips are one of the many great aspects of The Hill Country; with so many back roads...
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The Wyler Aerial Tramway – Some of the Best Views of Texas and Beyond
Situated on 195.742 acres of rugged mountains is the Wyler Aerial Tramway, located in Franklin Mountains State Park,...
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‘Brewing Up Texas’ Exhibit Showcases History of Beer in The Lone Star State
The Institute of Texan Cultures in downtown San Antonio has a new exhibit that appeals to an older...
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Hico, Texas: The Perfect Weekend Getaway Located at the Gateway of the Hill Country
Located at the gateway of the Hill Country is probably one of the best-kept secrets for a weekend...
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The 50th Anniversary Celebration of San Antonio’s Hemisfair Happens in April
"¡Viva Hemisfair!, a 50th Anniversary celebration" is slated to take place April 6-8, 2018, in San Antonio, Texas.
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A Town Fit for a Queen: Calvert Celebrates Its 150th Anniversary
Nestled in between Bryan and Waco, Texas lies the picturesque small town of Calvert, Texas.
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Take a Trip to Del Rio and Discover Its Treasures
Del Rio, Texas is a town waiting to welcome you to its culture, beauty, and long-standing landmarks.
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Uvalde, Texas’ Hangar 6 Air Cafe Is a Destination Must
Hangar 6 Air-Cafe in Uvalde, Texas is just the spot if you're looking for a touch of nostalgia...
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Texas’ Biggest Mistletoe Ball Is Back Again in Houston
Texas' biggest mistletoe ball is back for the holidays and can be found in Market Square Park in...
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What’s the Big Deal with Big Red Soda?
Big Red soda is as much a Texas drink as Dr Pepper. Both were invented in here. Discover...
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Why is Thanksgiving the 4th Thursday in November?
Celebrating Thanksgiving has not always happened on the fourth Thursday in November. How did it go from a...
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5 Fun Facts About the Historic Austin Capitol Building
The state Capitol building in downtown Austin is the hub of Texas politics and a tribute to the...
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3 Texas Towns Whose Unique Names Have Biblical Roots
From the birthplace of Jesus to the name of an Old Testament spy, these three Texas town names...
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Honoring Our Heroes: A Brief History of Veterans Day
Since 1919, the United States has set aside November 11 as a day to honor veterans of our...
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3 Scary Haunts to Visit Around Texas If You Dare for Halloween
The witching hour is almost on hand and what better way to enjoy the Halloween season than by...
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It’s Your Last Chance to See the Texas Hat Museum
After 71 years in business, Ben’s Western Wear and the Texas Hat Museum in Cotulla will be closing...
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3 Things You Might Not Know About Austin’s Famous Driskill Hotel
Since first opening its doors in 1886, The Driskill Hotel in downtown Austin has been the quintessential picture...
