Texas History 365
Texas History 365 tells the full story of Texas: the heroes, the villains, the everyday folks, and the voices history left out. We bring Texas history to life with honesty and curiosity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 82 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Black Diamond the Circus Elephant, Corsicana, and the 1929 Tragedy That Changed the American Circus
Content Warning: Animal abuse against a circus elephant (and people being terrible).
In October 1929, Corsicana was a town that had grown fast but was starting to slow down. Corsicana felt restless, caught between memories of its first oil...
Johana July : Riding the Borderlands
The Black Seminoles were shaped by movement, survival, and cultural blending. They were both African and Native, connected to the African diaspora and the Muscogee Creek world. Like other African American groups facing oppression and many N...
Alice King Kleberg: Heart of the King Ranch
I’m continuing the series about the people behind the King Ranch. Alice Kleberg isn’t as well-known as her parents or her husband, but she
Alice Gertrudis King Kleberg grew up on King Ranch, which shaped her long before it became well kno...
Hemisfair: How Urban Renewal Displaced 1,600 San Antonians for Six Months of Spectacle
If you stand in Hemisfair today, everything seems carefully planned to create a festive atmosphere. But what’s much harder to notice, unless you already know, is what used to be here. The past doesn’t just feel far away; it feels intentiona...
The Art of Memory: Amado Peña Jr. and the Living Landscape of the Borderlands
Amado Peña Jr. is one of the most recognizable artists in Chicano art and a major figure in Mexican American culture. His work blends Indigenous heritage, borderland memory, and the dramatic landscapes of the American Southwest into a style...
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