Post dateJuly 7, 2017 Rancho de las Cabras Rancho de las Cabras means “Ranch of the Goats”, and that’s just what it was....
Post dateJune 16, 2017 A City Plan in Colonial Texas Green DeWitt received permission from the Mexican government to establish a colony of 400...
Post dateJune 5, 2017 James Kerr James Kerr was a man of many talents. During his lifetime, he worked as...
Post dateMarch 29, 2017 Happy Birthday, Texas…Again! Texas first joined the United States as the 28th sovereign state in the Union...
Post dateMarch 3, 2017 Two Texas Birthdays March is Texas History Month! Did you know that both Sam Houston and the...
Post dateJanuary 16, 2017 The Louisiana Purchase When Spain returned Louisiana to France in 1800, one of the stipulations of the...
Post dateJanuary 13, 2017 Learn to Spot the Seeds of Conflict In the last post, I issued a challenge to be on the lookout for...
Post dateNovember 18, 2016 Happy Birthday, Robert LaSalle and Baron de Bastrop Some people in Texas’ history (okay…maybe several of them) are more than a little...
Post dateNovember 16, 2016 Happy Birthday, Vice-President James Nance Garner and Wiley Post! A LOT of famous Texans were born toward the end of November and the...
Post dateNovember 14, 2016 Happy Birthday, James “Red” Duke! An icon is a symbol, and the Texas icon is larger than life–a maverick...