A need, a means, a concept, and someone to bring these factors together must be present for places to develop. One of these individuals who made development possible was Wyatt C. Hedrick, an architect-builder who transformed the skyline in Texas communities, especially Fort Worth, during the early twentieth century. Born in Virginia, he moved to
Browsing: Lakes Trail
A world-class event in Wichita Falls What started as an idea to celebrate the centennial of Wichita Falls’ founding has become the largest single-day 100-mile bicycle ride in the nation — and one of the largest in the world. American pioneers and ranchers settled the Wichita Falls area in the 1860s, and when the Fort
Many people are surprised to learn that in various prehistoric eras much of Texas was underwater or that Central Texas…
In our youth, most of us cherished dinosaurs, or a specific character from a book, movie or television show that…
While Georgia’s official nickname is The Peach State and they have named this succulent delicacy, featured on their state quarter,…
Western Son Distillery continues to grow in Pilot Point Bottles, with liquids of every color, line the wood-paneled walls, along…
When planning a road trip during the 1920s, travelers had to do some careful planning. In those days, cars could…
Be it a witty euphemism or a roundabout slap in the face, describing a county jail’s occupants as “comfortably lodged”…
Fort Worth earned a reputation as one of the rough and tumble towns in the Old West, and most of…
Take a drive down Interstate 20 (I-20) in Parker County, and at the Brazos River bridge looking to the north…
