Post dateSeptember 28, 2015 Moving the Fairmount Hotel I love history, but my degree is in architecture, so when it’s especially interesting...
Post dateSeptember 25, 2015 The HemisFair – Part 3 Today we wrap up nostalgia week for the 1968 HemisFair, a World’s Fair in...
Post dateSeptember 23, 2015 The HemisFair – Part 2 A few more video clips and first-person accounts of the HemisFair 68, the International Exposition...
Post dateSeptember 21, 2015 The HemisFair – Part 1 When the city of San Antonio celebrated its 250th birthday in 1968, HemisFair 68–a...
Post dateSeptember 16, 2015 Gruene, TX — The Little Town that Was, Wasn’t, and Was Again A large number of Germans immigrated to Texas in the 1840s and found the...
Post dateSeptember 14, 2015 Methodist Circuit Riders in Texas What began as a Happy Birthday shout-out to the Independence Baptist Church has happily...
Post dateSeptember 9, 2015 Z. N. Morrell You likely have not heard of Z. N. “Wildcat” Morrell, but he was a colorful...
Post dateSeptember 7, 2015 Sir Ken Robinson speaks on Multiple Intelligences Last summer I did a series about learning styles. I’ve just finished putting that...
Post dateSeptember 4, 2015 Where Ya Goin’? This is a long weekend for many Texans. Yes, I know. The yard needs mowing,...
Post dateSeptember 2, 2015 Little River Baptist Church I love it when an article draws comments from readers because I always get...