A Sterling Collection
Learn about the history behind the extensive silver collection at the Starr Family Home.
Beauty Behind Apocalypse: the Real Texas Courthouse in "The Leftovers"
For a few months in 2015, Lockhart’s beautiful county courthouse square transformed into the fictional town of Jarden, Texas—the only town in the world spared from a mysterious global cataclysm in the HBO original series “The Leftovers.”
Float On
Experience the serene ride down the Brazos river from the Confederate Reunion Grounds State Historic Site to Fort Parker State Park.
Marine Archeology and History at Ocean Discovery Day
See the highlights from the 10th annual Ocean Discovery Day in Galveston.
Reopening a Waco Landmark
Learn how the Texas Historic Preservation Tax Credit helps assist historic buildings across the state.
Dames of the Round Table
Learn about the Pan American Round Table, a century-old women's group promoting cultural alliances among countries in North and South America.
Century-old Guide Captures Meridian Highway’s Magic
Learn about the history behind Texas' first highway guide.
Austin's Tejano Walking Trail
The 4.9-mile Tejano Walking Trail covers an incredible span of history, from the post-Civil War expansion of the railroad to the 2009 dedication of a Cesar Chavez statue at a library on his namesake street. Learn about some of the 24 sites waiting to be explored.
Certifiably Effective
The Certified Local Government (CLG) program is a significant starting point for Texas municipalities interested in sustaining a preservation ethic in their communities; this local, state, and federal partnership supports preservation goals by offering technical assistance and financial grants.
Archeological Awareness
As one of the oldest regional archeological societies in the state—established in 1959—the Houston Archeological Society (HAS) has seen a constant ebb and flow in membership through the years. But the organization is currently experiencing a true renaissance.