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Chisholm Trail Rides Again by Clay Coppedge
Anyone wanting
to follow the Old Chisholm Trail through Bell County would find part of the quest
relatively easy, at least as easy as driving on IH-35. The old trail roughly paralleled
the Interstate from Salado to Belton. After that following the old trail might
get a little trickier, though anyone who spends much time here passes or crosses
it many more times than they could ever know... more
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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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Trips San
Antonio Missions
- Text and Photos by Sam Fenstermacher The
Texas State Railroad and Texas Forest Trail by John TroesserThe
Texas State Railroad by Archie McDonald (All Things Historical)Goliad,
and Goliad State Historic Sites Gonzales:
Come and Enjoy It The
Road to Independence The
Painted Churches Tour - The painted churches of Fayette County
Texas
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Historic Destinations: The
Runestone by Bob Bowman
"East Texans willing to take the time
to drive about 100 miles into eastern Oklahoma will be rewarded with a centuries-old
mystery." Battleship
TexasSam
Rayburn's Home by Bob Bowman
"A visit to Bonham should start
with a stop at the Sam Rayburn House Museum on U.S. Highway 82 on the west side
of town."San
Jacinto Battleground / Monument State Historic Site
Texas
State Cemetery, "The Arlington of Texas", AustinWashington-on-the-Brazos
State Historical ParkMonument
Hill State Historical ParkThe
Temple to the Brave, Beaumont, TexasLa
Lomita Chapel
A
Unique Landmark
by Bob Bowman
A granite shaft set into the ground on April 23, 1841,
marks the only international boundary existing within the continental United States.
Farm Road 31 between Deadwood, Texas, and Logansport, Louisiana
Texas
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included so far) . The people, buildings, and histories that when put together
explain why Texas is like no place else. Texas
Ghost Towns
- Think of them as open-air museums; a weatherbeaten and unvarnished look at the
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National Scenic
Drives
Camino
Real National Scenic Byway by Delbert Trew 9-16-08
The
old road "Camino Real" or Royal Road may not be the oldest road in America but
was completed in 1598... It begins at the San Juan Pueblo in northern New Mexico,
goes 400 miles south to El Paso then on another 1,200 miles to Mexico City. The
U.S. designated it a National Scenic Byway... | |
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