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Texas Hurricanes: Past, Present, and Future

Teaching Texas History in a Time of Pandemic: Reflections on Online Teaching

Spanish Flu in the Texas Oil Fields

Making History: Houston’s “Spirit of the Confederacy”

A (Queer) Rebel Wife In Texas

Slavery in Early Austin: The Stringer’s Hotel and Urban Slavery

Documenting Slavery in East Texas: Transcripts from Monte Verdi

Rage and Resistance at Ashbel Smith’s Evergreen Plantation

The Enslaved and the Blind: State Officials and Enslaved People in Austin, Texas

Voting Rights Still Threatened 100 Years After the 19th Amendment

Dean Page Keeton and Academic Freedom at UT Austin: Three Archival Letters

Remembering the Tex-Son Strike: Legacies of Latina-led Labor Activism in San Antonio, Texas

Love in the Time of Texas Slavery

The Blackwell School in Marfa, Texas

A Longhorn’s Life of Service: Tom Ward

History For Us at the El Paso Museum of History

Letter to the Editor

Austin Historical Atlas: Mapping Austin’s Historical Markers

Austin Historical Atlas: Development During World War I

Fandangos, Intemperance, and Debauchery

Paying for Peace: Reflections on the “Lasting Peace” Monument

A Texas Historian’s Perspective on Mexican State Anticlericalism

Textbooks, Texas, and Discontent: The Fight against Inadequate Educational Resources

The Illegal Slave Trade in Texas, 1808-1865

History Revealed in a Very Small Place

Reconstruction in Austin: The Unknown Soldiers

Sanctuary Austin: 1980s and Today

Tejanos through Time

A Gold Mine in a Silver Edition: Jim Hogg County, March 9, 1939

On Flags, Monuments, and Historical Myths

History Museums: The Bullock Texas State History Museum

The Curious Life of General Jackson’s Horse’s Hair

Conflict in the Confederacy: William Williston Heartsill’s diary

Latinas and Latinos: A Growing Presence in the Texas State Historical Association

Carrie Marcus Neiman – A Pioneer in Ready to Wear

Reforming Prisons in Early Twentieth-century Texas

The First Texans: An Exhibit in Jester Hall

A Father’s Love: Francois LaBorde’s Letters

Confederados: The Texans of Brazil

The Future of Cuba-Texas Relations

“The Battle of Bandera Pass and the Making of Lone Star Legend”

Texas is Adopting New History Textbooks: Maybe They Should Be Historically Accurate

A Texas Ranger and the Letter of the Law

The Holland Family: An American Story

What Not to Wear to a Texas Barbecue, 1957

The Texas State Historical Association Launches the Tejano History Handbook Project

The Latest from Longhorn PhDs

Our America: A Hispanic History of the United States, by Felipe Fernández-Armesto (2014)

“The Die is Cast”: Early Texans Face the Comanches

Dallas Chaos

The Longhorns’ Resident Historian

Austin’s Municipal Abattoir

Handbook of African American Texas

War Along the Border: The Mexican Revolution and the Tejano Communities edited by Arnoldo De León (2012)

The Many Histories of South Austin: The Old Sneed Mansion

Austin’s First Electric Streetcar Era

“The End of Austin” – A new online publication

Women Shaping Texas in the Twentieth Century

New Partnership between Not Even Past and Teaching Texas

An Architectural History of Garrison Hall

Texans at Antietam: 150 Years Ago Today

Boxing Shadows, by W.K. Stratton with Anissa “The Assassin” Zamarron (2009)

“Home Economics Training is for the Improvement of Home and Family Life?”: African American Women Professionals and Home Economics Training in Texas, 1930-1950

Teaching Texas

From Marfa to Mauritania in Forty Years

University of Texas at Austin: Physics Department History

The Long History of the Texas Border Patrol

Signs of Faith

At the Debates: Rick Perry and Galileo

The Rise and Fall of the Austin Dam

George on the Lege, Part 9 – Abortion Law in Texas

George on the Lege, Part 8 – Public Higher Education

Family Outing in Austin, Texas

George on the Lege, Part 7 – Medicaid

George on the Lege, Part 6 – Betting on Gam(bl)ing

George on the Lege, Part 5 (continued) – School Finance

Liz Carpenter: Texan

George on the Lege, Part 5 – School Finance

Great Books on Women in US History

George on the Lege, Part 4 – Concealed Weapons

George on the Lege, Part 3 – Redistricting

Big Bend – “Some sort of scenic beauty”

City Lights: Austin’s Historic Moonlight Towers

George on the Lege, Part 2

George on the Lege, Part 1 – Budget Crises

“Claiming Rights and Righting Wrongs in Texas; Mexican Workers and Job Politics during World War II” by Emilio Zamora (2009)