Nestled in the Heart of Central Texas, the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, in the ever-growing city of Waco, stands as the revered home of over 400 sports legends from The Lone Star State. With a dedicated mission to uphold the legacy of its esteemed inductees and the rich history of Texas sports, the Hall
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In 2005, Gov. Rick Perry designated Elissa the official Tall Ship of Texas. She was also registered as a National…
As with many European groups who faced religious oppression in the middle nineteenth century, the Wends—a community of Lutheran Christians—opted…
Of the state’s 31 historic sites operated by the Texas Historical Commission, one has the distinction of being the smallest…
While Georgia’s official nickname is The Peach State and they have named…
Of all the places to put down roots, the “Father of Texas”…
It’s a somewhat-hard-to-find oasis in the shadow of downtown San Antonio, but…
One of the most charming stops in the Brazos Trail Region is Temple’s 25,000- square-foot Santa Fe Depot, which is also the showpiece of recent multifaceted downtown redevelopment. Constructed in 1910, the imposing depot serves as a busy Amtrak Station, the Temple Visitor Center, and the interactive Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum. Historically, Temple is
