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New Group Aims To Honor Llano Estacado's Native American History

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Texas Confidential: A 1950s compendium lays bare the seamy underbelly of urban Texas in its oil-flush heyday. San Antonio and Galveston come out well; Houston, and especially Dallas, not so much.

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In Memory of Santos Rodriguez

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Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar: Second President Of Texas Genocidal Maniac

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An Historical View: A Look Back at the Red Wolf in Louisiana and Texas, with The Canid Project

Downtown Kilgore with oil rigs overlooking the business district, 1939.

Hilltop view of El Paso in the 1880's.