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Architectural photographer Richard Payne began this photographic survey of small Texas towns as a part-time enterprise — something enjoyable...

For more than one hundred years some of the finest articles on the history of Texas have appeared in the Southwestern Historical Quarterly...

". . . a landmark in the field of Texas book dealing and collecting. If it leads to the return of [Texas's] stolen heritage, it will stand as...

The Cartwright family created a truly Texas-sized empire over the course of the nineteenth century. The highly readable history of this...

 In what may have been the single largest outbreak of vigilante violence in American history, forty suspected Unionists were hanged at...

Texas Music was born at the crossroads of America. And it has reached out from there to touch the world. Texas has been a remarkably fertile...

David B. Edward moved to Texas in 1830 and recorded detailed observations and descriptions of Texas in one of the classic early histories of the...

"[The Indian Papers of Texas] are so valuable to the researcher, save him so much time, and are generally so well edited that [I]...

The La Salle Expedition on the Mississippi River presents the definitive English translation of Nicolas de La Salle's diary account of...

Helen Chapman and her husband William, the first quartermaster at Fort Brown, were founding citizens of Brownsville, Texas. In her letters from...

Texas! The very word brings to mind images that span many centuries and cultures: from the Tejanos of South Texas . . . to...

Originally published in 1851, this was the most beautiful nineteenth-century publication relating to the early history of Texas. Ron Tyler's new...