Authentic People
Authentic Person love at first sight As a young university student, when Donna Shaver arrived at Padre Island National Seashore in 1980 from Syracuse, New…
Authentic person Texas’First Black Architect Designer of Dallas’ Knights of Pythias Temple by David Preziosi William Sidney Pittman was a trailblazer for Black architects in…
Authentic Place PITCHING IN FOR A BETTER FUTURE For more than two decades, Alvin native Nolan Ryan ruled the diamond. His legacy should speak for…
Authentic Person Director, Fort Concho National Historic Landmark Like many before him, Bob Bluthardt ventured West and came to Texas looking for opportunity. Over forty…
Authentic People Transitory or not, tumbleweeds possess the sort of legendary semi-permanence in Texas that makes them one of the most prolific icons that represent…
For almost a half-century, he’s crisscrossed the state as sort of a “detective,” gathering artifacts and clues, assessing the evidence and arriving at well-thought-out conclusions…
“West Texas Heritage” is a term that saturates Belt Buckle Distillery—the “Big Country’s” first and only distillery. Located in downtown Abilene, the enterprise has successfully…
Garland Holt Richards grew up thinking everyone had a historic frontier fort in their backyard. Born in San Angelo in 1952, he attended Bronte…
“Prolific” cannot begin to describe Mike Cox, the celebrated Texas author of more than 30 non-fiction books and hundreds of magazine articles, newspaper columns and…
Words used to describe John L. Nau III include successful business executive, inspiring leader, citizen advocate, collector, philanthropist, conservationist, and tireless champion for historic preservation…
