Post dateJuly 10, 2024 If you homeschool in the Texas Hill Country… The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin is one of my favorites—a...
Post dateMarch 11, 2024 Road to Revolution: The Runaway Scrape As Mexican army marched toward San Antonio to lay siege to the Alamo, many...
Post dateMarch 6, 2024 Road to Revolution: The Fall of the Alamo March 6th is a somber day for Texans. On this day, the Alamo fell.
Post dateFebruary 28, 2024 SPECIAL EDITION: Remembering the Alamo Texas Independence Day Making Texas Families Free – Keeping Texas Families Free The term...
Post dateApril 7, 2023 Three Battles at the Alamo How much do YOU know about the Alamo’s past and the plans for its...
Post dateSeptember 26, 2022 Does Your Non-Profit Need a Fundraising Event? Does Your Civic or Cultural Non-Profit Need a Fundraising Event? Last week I told...
Post dateSeptember 23, 2022 I Did a Thing! :) Some of you may know that I write fiction as well as history curriculum.I...
Post dateAugust 31, 2022 General George A. Custer in Texas This building on the University of Texas campus has always held special interest for...
Post dateAugust 24, 2022 Early Texas Trails – the Pinta Trail The Pinta Trail was used by native Texans traveling through the Hill Country from San...
Post dateJune 6, 2022 The Battle of Walker’s Creek On June 9 tiny Sisterdale, TX remembers the anniversary of the Battle of Walker’s...