People yearn for connections. We crave relationships with the world around us. We search for links to the ancestors who came before us and cultivate relations with the descendants who will keep our beliefs and culture alive. The Texas Folklore Society—the oldest state folklore organization in operation in the United States—was founded on such yearnings
Issue 26
Your New Authentic Texas Reading Experience
We’re thrilled to introduce you to our freshly redesigned magazine aimed at bringing you Texas heritage tales from the trails in a more enjoyable reading experience. See more about this update and what to expect over the next two weeks as we continually improve. Read More >
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Of all the places to put down roots, the “Father of Texas” Stephen F. Austin chose a site on the…
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Texas was among the earliest of the nineteen states that have designated an official state grass. Sideoats Grama, (Bouteloua curtipendula,) a…
