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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...
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...
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...
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...
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The unabashed resort town of CORPUS CHRISTI is reached along the coast on Hwy-35 from Houston or Galveston, or on I-37 from San Antonio. Originally a rambunctious trading post, it too was hit by a ... 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...
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...
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...