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The Curious Historical Trend of Photographing Children in Goat-Drawn Carts
Given the ubiquity of cell phones today, it’s hard to believe photographers once carved out a living taking novelty pictures of kids in goat carts.
Marfa Film Shop Revives the Art of Film Photography in West Texas
For lifelong film enthusiast Sara Button, photos taken on a phone just don’t do a memory justice.
A Family Photo Depicts a Blacksmith Shop in Keller
With a population of close to 50,000, Keller is now a substantial Dallas-Fort Worth suburb, but it was a small rural community when this photo was taken in about 1915.
Step Back In Time At El Paso’s Gardner Hotel As It Celebrates 100 Years
Travelers entering the Gardner for the first time could understandably mistake it for a museum. Steps from the front entrance, a curio case houses rarities including a replica of infamous bank robber John Dillinger’s plaster death mask and original “wanted” poster, a handwritten letter by Leo Tolstoy, and vintage typewriters.
Think Texas Is Hot? Here Are 8 Reasons Why It’s Hotter Than You Think
Texans are no strangers to heat, but everyone’s feeling it this summer as temperatures continue breaking records.
Flash-Flooding Prompts a Soaking Hiatus at Big Bend National Park’s Hot Springs Pool
Big Bend National Park‘s soothing hot springs along the Rio Grande is a popular draw for visitors—even during the summer.
The Wild Extremes Texas Photographers Go To for Thrilling Storm Shots
With major contributions to the two most famous tornado movies of all time, Texans loom over the cinematic subgenre of “films featuring tornadoes.” First, we have Galveston native King Vidor, who survived that city’s great hurricane of 1900.
Banking on Renewed Interest In Its History, a Crazy Water Hotel Reopens in Mineral Wells
Historic photo courtesy Crazy Water Plaza / current by Gene Fowler
Several years ago, Kelly North was living in the Dallas area when she fell under the spell of Mineral Wells.
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