Post dateOctober 13, 2015 Texas Annexation Day Texas has the unique distinction of being the only state that was once an...
Post dateSeptember 30, 2015 Palacio del Rio Here’s another record-breaking San Antonio hotel–the beautiful Palacio del Rio, built in record time in order...
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...