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From the tips of his size-70 boots to the top of his 75-gallon hat, Big Tex combines old-fashioned cowboy style with Texas-friendly tradition with his...
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Find out more about Leslie: Leslie Wagner earned her MA in History and served as archivist for the Dallas Jewish Historical Society, the Dallas Holocaust Museum, and Methodist Hospitals of Dallas. Curious about Dallas history? Ask Leslie at tootsiewag@yahoo.com. |
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The State Fair of Texas began in 1886 with the creation of a planning organization, the Dallas State Fair and Exposition Association. The group of men...
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Now that school is back in session, the time is right to touch on the history of some of the oldest high schools in Dallas. There are currently 41...
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Occasionally threatened by demolition, the historic Roundhouse on the campus of the University of Texas at Arlington was built in 1928 to provide...
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Fort Worth oil and cattle baron W. T. Waggoner built a mansion for his daughter Electra on the occasion of her marriage to Albert B. Wharton. The...
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We take the availability of healthcare for granted these days. That doctors must be licensed to practice medicine, that they have undergone...
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Have you ever wondered if there might be a piece of history lurking near your home or neighborhood? Are there any...
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It was the pastor of the Tyler Street Methodist Church, Reverent R.F. Bryant, who first voiced the need for a hospital in Oak Cliff in 1920. When the...
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Think back to Jimmy Stewart in Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo. Jimmy’s character had a horrific fear of heights. Glancing down from any high...
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San Solomon Springs out in West Texas was originally Mescalero Springs, named for the Native American Apaches who...
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