Travelers heading west of San Antonio on Interstate 10 can witness the landscape transform. Hills and cedars slowly become mesas…
Browsing: Forts Trail
Thanksgiving always falls on the fourth Thursday in November – except at the Dun-Bar Restaurant in San Angelo.Oh, they’re always…
Visitors who step inside D&W Underground in Abilene are instantly transported to another era. Fifteen-foot ceilings adorned with meticulously restored…
The Museum of Military Models in Clyde, Texas, is opening an all-new 3,200-square-foot expansion to house its ever-growing collection of scale models and provide a convention and meeting space for the local community. The new expansion will house the museum’s model ships, while the existing structure will house its vast collection of aircraft, helicopters, and
Discover how local heritage sites spark creativity and honor the past, as this piece explores the regional landmarks that continue to shape community identity and inspire future generations.
May the story of Eastland’s famed horned toad Old Rip never rest in peace. It’s too good a tale to…
Texas native Warren D. Harkins served his country in the United States Air Force before finding another way to impact the Big Country and surrounding areas. As founder and curator of the Museum of Military Models in Clyde, Texas, Harkins now helps veterans find peace through his non-profit work and partnership with Texas Hunters for
At MoMMtx, the Museum of Movement & Modernism, discover a vibrant celebration of Texas’ evolving creative landscape, where heritage, performance, and innovation come together in a dynamic, immersive experience.
Folks from all over the Lone Star State, from Tarleton grads to couples across West and North Texas, recognize Swindle’s…
Throughout the frontier It brought great acclaim to the owner. News of it appeared in practically all Texas newspapers and spread throughout the national press. Exhibited at the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago and at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, it captured the imagination of millions. Teddy Roosevelt offered to purchase it for $5,000.
