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Today in Texas History - The Republic Passes Homestead Law
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On this day in 1839, the Congress of the Republic of Texas took a significant step forward by passing two noteworthy pieces of legislation....
Howdy, Gorgeous! The Irresistible Charm of Women from the Lone Star State!
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A recent study revealed that 27 percent of women in Texas responded affirmatively to the question, "Do you consider yourself sexy?...
Today In Texas History - Coronado Leads Expedition in Search of the Seven Cities of CĂbola
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On this day, in 1540, a significant chapter in the history of exploration was set in motion when the Spanish viceroy Antonio de Mendoza appo...
On December 29, 1845 United States Congress Votes To Annex Texas
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On December 29, 1845, a significant decision was made by the United States Congress when they voted to annex Texas, a step that marked a piv...
Truck Driver Spots Bigfoot Near Garden Valley, Texas | Tales of the Unexplained
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Witten By Ken Hulsey For truck driver Wayne Yarian, an ordinary delivery day in Smith County, Texas, transformed into an encounter with the...
Christmas In The Lone Star State - The Traditions That Make Texas Uniquely Different
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Source - TCP Christmas traditions are a delightful tapestry woven through different countries, regions, and families, all aimed at spreadin...
This Week in Texas History: Construction Begins on the Southern Pacific Railroad Pecos High Bridge in Val Verde County in 1891
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This week in 1891 marked the exciting beginning of construction on the iconic Pecos High Bridge in Val Verde County. By early 1892, this im...
This Week in Texas History - Dallas Becomes Home for Braniff's Big Dreams
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On November 3,1930, history was made when Braniff Airways was officially incorporated, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey in avia...
Jefferson, Texas Through My Lens | An Afternoon Walk Downtown
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Photos and Story By Ken Hulsy A couple of weeks ago, Terri and I took a day trip to historical Jefferson, Texas. We instantly fell in love ...
Fort Griffin Living History Days | Relive Texas Pioneer Days with Authentic Reenactments
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From the Texas Historical Commision Get ready to travel back in time at the thrilling Fort Griffin Living History Days on October 10-11 fro...
Why Georgetown's Ghost Tours Make Fall the Best Time for Spooky Fun In Texas
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From Tour Texas As the crisp air sweeps in and your favorite seasonal drinks come back into play, it’s the perfect time to plan an autumn ...
Vernon Street Machine and Classics Association Presents Summers Last Blast 2025
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Get ready for the 36th Annual Summer's Last Blast, happening August 7th, 8th, and 9th in the charming town of Vernon, Texas! This incred...
Family-Friendly Activities at the Fourth in the Falls | Wichita Falls, Texas
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Get ready to celebrate America’s birthday with enthusiasm at the 4th in the Falls Freedom Fest – and guess what? It’s absolutely FREE! Join...
Things That Go Bump In The Night La Llorona
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The tale of La Llorona is a Mexican folk story about a woman trapped between this world and the afterlife, searching for what she has los...
Mass UFO Sightings Over American Southwest Grow As Roswell Anniversary Nears.
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In the first week of July 1947 a UFO reportedly crashed on a remote ranch outside Roswell, New Mexico. The crash, the recovery of the UFO...
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The Ghosts of Fort Brown
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Editor's note: This first-person account of Linda Flores encountering ghosts at Fort Brown is based on two actual testimonies, and has...
Fully restored Star Trek Galileo Spaceship to call Space Center Houston home July 31
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Space Center Houston will publicly unveil Galileo, the newly restored spaceship prop featured in the 1967 Star Trek episode “The Galileo ...
A Family of Bigfoot Spotted Alongside Texas River
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CNHI News Service PORT NECHES, Texas — David Arceneaux said he felt a chill as he looked across Block Bayou at a line of trees about 100...
Daisy Is In My Warehouse - Nevada Man Claims To Have Bigfoot Corpse
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"What I saw was a Sasquatch, and there's no question in my mind it was at one point a living creature. (The feet) were extremely wi...
Come On Down And Discover Austin's MUSEUM OF THE WEIRD
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Written By: Marc Savlov Source: Austin Chronicle I was 10 when I first saw the dead man frozen in permanent repose in the block of hazy blu...
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