The city of Austin in Texas is a great city to visit in of itself, but it also features a ton of fascinating exhibitions that really complete the city and the whole vibe of the place. If you’re planning on touring the state of Texas any time soon, or have found yourself … Read more
‘Rosie the Riveter’ wasn’t an actual person, but was a cultural icon that represented the six million women who filled men’s jobs during World War II. In addition to this group, there were also around 10 million Rosie volunteers. Prior to this era in history, women weren’t usually doing jobs as factory … Read more
The Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth is home to some of the most acclaimed modern and contemporary art collections in the United States. It is dedicated to presenting and interpreting international art from mostly the 1940s and onward. Its permanent collection includes more than 3,000 art pieces, including those by Jackson … Read more
Texas is often stereotyped as the state of the Old Western towns, of cowboys, and of gun enthusiasts among other Old Western themed stuff. And if you find yourself in the city of Dallas, perhaps it’s time to put on your cowboy hat and check out the fantastic Sid Richardson Museum at … Read more
Mexic-Arte Museum is a stunning, multifaceted fine arts museum located in Austin, Texas, that features Mexican and Latino art, traditions, and culture, enriching the understanding and promoting dialogue for each piece of work. It also boasts a wide array of collections, ranging from pottery, wooden masks, photographs, prints, paintings, sculptures, and contemporary … Read more
The Presidential Museum and Leadership Library is located on the campus of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, next door to the Ellen Noel Art Museum. Established in 1965, The Presidential Museum is dedicated to the history of the Office of the President, and to the men who have served … Read more
The United States is a country chock full of rich history. It might seem a very young country compared to some of the really old ones in Europe and other places around the world, but it has still managed to accumulate enough history in its short time of being that it makes … Read more
The Rangerettes are the dance and drill team of Kilgore College. Founded in 1939, the Rangerettes were one of the first dancing drill teams to entertain at sporting events, particularly during the halftime period at football games. The Kilgore College Rangerettes are often called one of the world’s most famous drill teams, … Read more
Located inside Henry Huneke Park, the Lubbock Area Veterans War Memorial is dedicated to the military veterans of Lubbock and the South Plains. An attractive, stately circular monument of brick and marble, the Lubbock Area Veterans War Memorial consists of three parts. The center section honors veterans from the South Plains who … Read more
The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, or simply known as the LBJ Presidential Library, is a presidential museum and Library of the 36th President of the United States, Lyndon Baines Johnson. This museum and Library are located on the grounds of the University of Texas at Austin. This place happens to … Read more