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Texas
Escapes Online Magazine
March/April/May 2008 Issue
Texas
Travel • Texas History
Updated
Twice Weekly - Last Update: May 8, 2008
FEBRUARY
2008 ISSUE >
"I will a round unvarnish'd tale deliver." - Shakespeare,
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FEATURES
Texas
Centennial
Index by Sarah Reveley 5-1-08
During the 1936 Texas Centennial celebration, the state built memorial
museums, restored historical structures, improved parks, erected
statues of important Texans, and intalled over 1,000 historical
markers.
Our ongoing
project will examine the extant Centennial projects and include the
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COLUMNS
Indianola
Remnants
by Mike Cox 5-1-08
Indianola, once the “Queen City of the West,” recovered from a killer
hurricane in 1875 but it did not survive a second devastating storm
in 1886... If you want to see some of Indianola’s stately Victorian
houses, just go to Victoria or Cuero...
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Photos
courtesy Barclay Gibson & Stephen Michaels
West
McLennan Co 4-7-08
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Photos
courtesy Jordan Gibson
Squeezepenny Collin Co 4-24-08
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Texas:
Black & Blue
Black
Parmer Co
Blue
Lee Co
Photos
courtesy Sarah Reveley
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Photos
courtesy Ken Rudine & Sarah Reveley
Liberty
Liberty Co
Photos
courtesy Ernie Wymer
Cypress
Mill
Blanco Co 3-17-08
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Photos
courtesy Sarah Reveley & Mel Brown
Hochheim
DeWitt Co
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Photos
courtesy Barclay Gibson
Burkett
Coleman Co 4-14-08
Echo
Coleman Co 4-21-08
Hope
Lavaca Co 4-24-08
Lanham
Hamilton Co 4-14-08
Shumla
Val Verde Co
4-10-08
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The
Flat
Shackelford Co 3-3-08
Photos
courtesy Sarah Reveley
Orla
Reeves Co 3-27-08
Castolon
Brewster Co 3-27-07
TE Photo
Texana
Jackson Co 5-5-08
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Photos courtesy Terry Jeanson
Mobeetie
Wheeler Co 3-20-08
Photos
Courtesy Ken Rudine
Tulsita
Bee Co
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The L-O-N-G Roads
of Texas: Texas-State-Highway-16 by
C. F. Eckhardt 3-3-08
Texas’ state highways are some of the most interesting ways to travel.
They pass through—not go around—interesting communities of every sort.
The towns are both beautiful—sometimes (and sometimes not so beautiful)—and
often historically interesting. The two longest state highways in
Texas are Highway 16 and Highway 6. Both cut across scenic and historically
significant parts of the state... |
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