Tag: History

The Siege of Alamo, a historical event that took place in 1908, was brought back to light in a recent article by The New York Times. Adina de Zavala, a determined woman, made headlines when she took over the...

In Volente, Texas, the Anderson Mill Grist Mill and Pioneer Museum showcases a full-scale replica of the original water-powered mill built by Thomas Anderson in 1861. The original mill, located along Cyprus Creek, was a hub for local farmers...

The Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas, has been a beacon of history and education for over 35 years. Situated on 10 acres in the heart of Hunt County, this museum offers visitors a journey through time,...

Bluffton, Texas, a town with a rich history, now sits beneath the waters of Lake Buchanan, earning its title as an underwater ghost town. Originally established in 1852 near the Colorado River, Bluffton flourished with a post office, blacksmith...

The Alamo in San Antonio is a popular historic site that attracts thousands of visitors from around the world. Recently, the Alamo started offering guided tours in Spanish for the first time. Tom Castaños, the Alamo's director of interpretation,...