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Fort
Concho
The best preserved of the chain of forts across Texas. Twenty-three
buildings on 40 acres make up this National Historic Landmark.
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More Texas
Family Trips and Destinations
- The
Quadrangle
by Mark Louis Rybczyk
Excepted
from San Antonio Uncovered. Republic of Texas Press, 2000
"One of the most unusual places in San Antonio is the Quadrangle.
The oldest building at Fort Sam Houston, it is now the headquarters
for the Fifth U.S. Army. While many military installations discourage
visitors with barbed wire and guards, the Quadrangle is just the
opposite. Visitors are not only allowed, they are encouraged.
As you step inside the stone walls, you immediately discover the
perfect place for families to gather. Inside the fortress deer,
ducks, rabbits, and other small animals run free, as do the thousands
of children who visit there every year." ... more
- The
Alamo
- The
Texas State Railroad and Texas Forest Trail by John Troesser
- The
Texas State Railroad by Archie McDonald (All Things Historical)
- Texas
State Cemetery, "The Arlington of Texas", Austin
- Goliad,
and Goliad State Historic Sites
- Balmorhea,
and Balmorhea State Park
- San
Jacinto Battleground / Monument State Historic Site
- Battleship
Texas
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Swimming
to Mexico
The Skinny on Dipping in Texas or
"You can leave your hat on, but you're gonna have trouble
with them boots."
10 rivers, 7 State Parks, 2 Creeks and more Springs than an
old mattress
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- San
Antonio Missions
- Text and Photos by Sam Fenstermacher
- The
Painted Churches Tour - The painted churches of Fayette County
- Los
Ebanos and the last hand-operated ferry on the Rio Grande
- A
Pictorial Tour of Christmas in Texas Photos by Lou Ann Herda,
Ed.D
- A
Christmas Treat by Bob Bowman
The Holiday Trail of Lights, which includes Kilgore, the state's
official "City of Stars," Marshall and Jefferson in East Texas
and Natchitoches and Shreveport in Louisiana.
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