All posts tagged "history"
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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...
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The Archives War of 1842: A Forgotten Tale of Texas History
Though mainly forgotten today, the Archives War of 1842 marked a time in Texas history when ordinary people...
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New Virtual Reality Alamo App Will Bring Texas Hill Country History to Life
Scheduled for release in March of 2018, this new app will be downloadable for use on tablets or...
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Houston’s History Bus Telling the Stories of the Past
Just in time to celebrate Houston, Texas' 181st birthday comes the Houston History Bus telling the stories of...
