| Publication | Date(s) | Information |
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| Buffalo Bayou: An Echo of Houston's Wilderness Beginnings |
Bef. 1750 - Aft. 1998 |
These articles about Buffalo Bayou are exerpted from the forthcoming book by Louis Aulbach, with the assistance
of Linda Gorski who has contributed to some of the articles, entitled "Buffalo Bayou: An Echo of Houston's Wilderness
Beginnings. by Louis F. Aulbach |
| From Ranching to Industry: A Photo History of Pasadena, Texas |
Bef. 1928- |
San Jacinto College Central developed this photo history of greater Pasadena, Texas, for young people studying the
history of the area as well as for adults who are interested in the community's past. The Project was underwritten by
the TexShare Project of the Texas State Library, San Jacinto College Central and the Pasadena Historical Society in
September 2000.... |
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The Germans of North Harris County, Texas |
Aft. Late 18th Century |
By John T. Payne, Presented to the, Raleigh Tavern Philosophical Society, December 2, 2004.
The Raleigh Tavern Philosophical Society is a group of individuals in
Tomball, TX, USA who meet eight times each year to discuss ideas of political, cultural, historical and philosophical
significance. At each meeting, a member delivers a formal paper, followed by extensive discussion of the issues raised.
The final versions of these papers, reflecting ... |
|
Historic Houston, 170+ Years of |
1836-2010 |
This is an excellent historical presentation .... the decades 1836-2000 ... Our Legacy ... Great Citizens ...
Landmarks ... Who's Who ... Ethnic Culture ... and much more. Presented by Houston History.com |
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The Karankawa Indians, The Coast People of Texas |
Bef. Circa 1852 |
Archaeological and Ethnological Papers of the Peabody Museum, Harvard University. Gatschet, Albert S., Charles
Adrian Hammond, and Alice William Bridges Oliver. The Karankawa Indians, the coast people of Texas, Book, 1891; digital
images, University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, crediting Star of the Republic Museum,
Washington, Texas. |
| Pasadena the Early Years |
1890- |
C. David Pomeroy, Jr., Author |
