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  • FOOTNOTES IN TEXAS HISTORY

    ‘San Antonio Rose’

    One extra-special song put Bob Wills on the musical map to stay

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    The Magical History Tour

    Follow your inquisitive spirit along the Texas Heritage Trails

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    Peephole into the Past

    Stop, shop and soak up the Victorian elegance of Calvert

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    Rooted in Courage

    Almost a quarter century after being poisoned, Austin’s Treaty Oak is still standing tall

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    The Lone Ranger

    Who was that masked man? Relive the glory days of a Texas-sized hero at Waco museum

  • Shining a Light

    On electric co-ops’ dynamic roles

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    Dr. Sofie Herzog

    Pioneer physician won folks over by doing things her way

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    The Hide-and-Seek Fight of 1896

    Not even the boxers knew where the world heavyweight bout would take place

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    Judge Roy Bean

    With a gun butt for a gavel, this rebel doled out his brand of frontier justice

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    Sunday Best

    All dressed up and somewhere to go: Majestic painted churches are about the steeples … and the people

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The 46th annual National Polka Festival, the largest of its kind in the U.S., welcomes an expected 50,000 attendees over the course of Memorial Day weekend in Ennis.

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Hot Off the Press: May 2012

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