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 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 dateJuly 29, 2015 Confederate Flag Follow-up One responder to my post on the Confederate Flag has asked why, when the “Confederate...
Post dateJuly 13, 2015 The “Confederate Flag”, or, Why It’s Important to Study History The Confederate flag has been in the news a lot lately…or, more correctly, the...
Post dateJune 19, 2015 “Texas Rising” Review-Part 9/Reel-to-Real Characters In contrast to their ludicrous attempt to pass off the high dessert of Durango, Mexico...
Post dateJune 17, 2015 “Texas Rising” Review-Part 8/Historic Lives Matter Leslie Greif, co-creator of the History channel mini-series Texas Rising, was quoted in the...
Post dateJune 15, 2015 “Texas Rising” Review-Part 7/The Spoils of War One of the most fascinating stories of San Jacinto concerns the capture of General...