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Looking Back
At:
Sober Thoughts on
Prohibition 3-15-23
Automobile
Early Years or Those Crazy Drivers 3-1-23
On
the Road with Basse Express 2-14-23
Willie
Nelson Loses Domino Championship 2-1-23
Pedernales,
Texas 1-15-23
Life
in the Firehouse 1-4-23
German
Christmas Past 12-20-22
Skat
12-12-22
German
Artists Draw First Hill Country Images 12-1-22
Runaway
Horse is Page 1 Story 11-22-22
A
Pine Forest in the Hill Country 11-15-22
Walter
Cronkite in Fredericksburg 11-8-22
Making
Deer Sausage the Old-Fashioned Way 11-1-22
Beer
Wars 10-15-22
Ludwig
Vorauer - Winemaker and Nurseryman 10-1-22
The
Turn Verein 9-15-22
A
Disturbance on Creek Street 9-5-22
The
Casino Club 8-15-22
Early
Radio - Window to the World 8-1-22
Making
House Calls with Dr. Keidel 7-15-22
The
Johnson Treatment 7-1-22
Robert
Penniger: Early Editor of the Fredericksburg Standard 6-15-22
Checking
In With John Ostrow 5-29-22
The
Nimitz Hotel - Amazing Hospitality 5-10-22
Frank
Van der Stucken - Tenderly Poetic 5-1-22
Female
Athletes Confound Experts 4-15-22
The
Willow City Loop 4-1-22
Freedom
for Millie Tinker 3-16-22
Fredericksburg's
Tourist Park 3-1-22
Strolling
Through the Gillespie County Fair 2-15-22
Teamsters
were Fredericksburg's Lifeline 2-2-22
A Jail Without Walls 1-15-22
August
Seimering and the Forty-Eighters 1-2-22
Anhalt
- A Stopping Place 12-28-21
Christmas
in Fredericksburg - a Community Celebration 12-22-21
Vaudeville
- Not Just a Naughty French Word 12-15-21
Making
Out at the 87 Drive-In 11-15 21
Football
Comes to Fredericksburg 11-1-21
Lost
in Fredonia 10-15-21
A
Couch Potato's Guide to Climbing Enchanted 10-1-21
Standing
in line at Dietz Bakery 9-15-21
Priceless
Memories of Bob Hope 9-1-21
Lt.
Earl Garrett - A Hero Who Never Came Home 8-15-21
Pontotoc
- Land of Hanging Grapes 8-1-21
Polar
Bear Bites Rancher 7-15-21
July
4 in Fredericksburg 7-1-21
A
Hidden Message in Fredericksburg Street Names 6-15-21
Making
Leather at Itz Tannery 6-1-21
Lyndon's
Little Brother 5-15-21
Another
Slow Night at the Blanco County Jail 5-1-21
Sheriff
Klaerner, Dan Hoerster's Hat and the Blind Horse 4-15-21
In
and Out of the Old Gillespie County Jail 4-1-21
Hardin
Ranch Rodeo - Early Rodeos Were Thrilling and Dangerous 3-15-21
Kerrville
Bus Company: Moving People Across the Hill Country 3-1-21
Hal
and Charlie Peterson - Big Dreams 2-15-21
The
World Needs Gemütlichkeit 2-1-21
The
Antlers Hotel in Kingsland 1-15-21
Spanish
Flu Didn't Play Fair 1-1-21
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Michael Barr
Michael Barr earned
a bachelor’s degree in history and government from the University
of Texas at Austin and an M.A. in history from Texas State University.
He was a teacher and a principal at Johnson City, Fredericksburg,
and Gatesville. He taught at Austin Community college, Temple College,
and Baylor University. His stories have appeared in Texas Highways,
True West, Old West, and Southwestern Historical Quarterly.
He is the author of Rope Burns and Lead Poisoning – a collection
of Old West stories. His latest book is Remembering Bulldog Turner
(Texas Tech University Press), an INDIEFAB award winner in the
sports category. His stories have been featured on “The Sound of
Texas” radio program hosted by Tumbleweed Smith.
"Hindsights" column appears in the Fredericksburg Standard
& the Johnson City Record Courier.
mikbarr@aol.com
245 223 5588 call or txt
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