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With neither the modern skyline of an oil town, nor the tumbleweed-strewn landscape of the Wild West, attractive and festive SAN ANTONIO looks nothing like the stereotypical image of Texas ... Read more...
AUSTIN was only a tiny community on the verdant banks of the (Texas) Colorado River when Mirabeau B. Lamar, president of the Republic, suggested in 1839 that it would make a better capital than ... Read more...
Yes, Dallas does have something Fort Worth doesn't have a real city thirty miles away . Amon Carter, publisher, philanthropist, Fort Worthian FORT WORTH , often dismissed as some ... Read more...
Contrary to popular belief, there's no oil in glitzy, status-conscious DALLAS . Since its foundation as a prairie trading post, by Tennessee lawyer John Neely Bryan and his Arkansan friend Joe ... Read more...
Explore Arlington, TX:
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Back when Texas was still Tejas , EL PASO , the second oldest settlement in the United States, was the main crossing on the Rio Grande. It still plays that role today, its 700,000 residents joining ... Read more...
In 1890 GALVESTON on the northern tip of Galveston Island, the southern terminus of I-45 was a thriving port, far larger than Houston fifty miles northwest; many newly arrived European ... Read more...
HOUSTON is an ungainly beast of a city, confused by overdevelopment during the oil boom and then traumatized by the sudden slump of the early 1980s. It's a suffocating place, choking with traffic ... Read more...
AMARILLO may seem cut off from the rest of Texas, up in the northern Panhandle, but it stands on one of the great American cross-country routes I-40, once the legendary Route 66 roughly ... Read more...
Explore South Padre Island, TX:
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