Post dateJanuary 3, 2025 Looking for a Spring Semester History Course? If you didn’t really plan to spend a whole year on Texas History, Discover...
Post dateDecember 30, 2024 The Battle of Galveston On New Year’s Eve 1862, the city of Galveston, Texas, had been seized and...
Post dateDecember 27, 2024 Texas Christmas Traditions – Poinsettias The poinsettia plant is native to southern Mexico where the equatorial light provides the...
Post dateDecember 25, 2024 Merry Christmas! In honor of Christmas, there will be no blog until the New Year. We...
Post dateDecember 23, 2024 Texas Christmas Traditions – Foods for Christmas Eve Many Texas families enjoy special foods on Christmas Eve–foods that reflect their heritage or...
Post dateDecember 20, 2024 Texas Christmas Traditions – International Treats Texas celebrates a unique blend of cultures which often show up in Christmas baking....
Post dateDecember 18, 2024 The Bexar Remonstrance On December 19, 1832, the residents of San Antonio became the first to hint...
Post dateDecember 16, 2024 Texas Christmas Traditions – Las Posadas Las Posadas is Spanish for “the lodgings” or “the accommodations.” At Christmas time, Las Posadas...
Post dateDecember 13, 2024 Texas Christmas Tradition – Luminarias Christmas has always been a celebration of Light that vanquishes Darkness. Now we decorate our...
Post dateDecember 11, 2024 Texas Christmas Traditions – Christmas Markets The Christmas season has begun! One of my favorite Texas Christmas traditions is actually...