Traces of Texas’ Throwback Thursday: Theodore Roosevelt at the Rough Riders Reunion
President Theodore Roosevelt posed in his tent at a Rough Riders reunion in San Antonio for this 1905 photograph.
Traces of Texas’ Throwback Thursday: Dallas Love Field Airport in 1940
Fashion models pose with an Oldsmobile Series 70 and a Delta Airlines Lockheed model 10B Electra at the Love Field Airport in Dallas in 1940.
Traces of Texas’ Throwback Thursday: Farmworkers near Neches
A group of migrant farmworkers returns from picking cotton in Mississippi. They were on their way back to the Rio Grande Valley and were in Anderson County near Neches when Russell Lee took this photo in 1939.
Fort Worth’s Hao & Dixya Share Their Cultures Through Virtual Cooking Classes
In the refrigerated section of Fort Worth food market The Table sits a powerful testament to friendship.
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The Bucolic Beauty of a Blanket of Bluebonnets
Reveling in the Beauty of a Field of Wildflowers near Breckenridge in 1935
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Lampasas lies in the region of Texas where the Hill Country transitions into the Great Plains.
