Congratulations to the Texas Main Street communities of Rockwall, Seguin, & Winnsboro on receiving funding from @NatlMainStreet! #WeAreMainStreet
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Art of Giving Holiday shopping in person and online. Enjoy sidewalk sales, handcrafted locally made gifts, metalsmithing, tree ware, blown glass and more! Link in bio. https://t.co/IauNeyrAdd
We’re taking the time to marvel in the beauty of our communities during this “intermission” of life. Like any great intermission, we look forward to all of the amazingness that comes in the next act. In the meantime, continue to support one another, spre… https://t.co/vyvAJiEv5D
Since 1968 we have been guiding the way across our great state with our blue and white signs. Nothing has changed. We are here to help navigate these trying times for communities and travelers alike. While travel is not advisable under current conditions… https://t.co/kPBDYWCJC9
Spring break ready in Salado, Texas, with blue skies and a heated pool! Book your stay at this Salado retreat TODAY! 📸: @shelbysorrel https://t.co/hww7Ub28RE
Campfire cooking isn’t just hot dogs and s’mores. (Even though that’s delicious!) Fairfield State Park now has two new cookbooks in available to help you test your camping culinary skills! 🏕 🔥 🍳
Visit the park for the Dutch Oven Demo on March 14 whe… https://t.co/TaiJl8YC4r
Cheers to Waco!
If you’re visiting Waco, you must experience the Dr. Pepper Museum! Dr Pepper was created in Waco in the 1880s, and the museum prides itself in sharing its delicious history. And before you ask, YES, you do get a free Dr Pepper with admi… https://t.co/KB4gsm0ksd
On this day in 1901, the Texas legislature proclaimed the bluebonnet the state flower. In the 1930s the state began a highway-beautification program that included scattering bluebonnet seed beside roadways, thus extending the flower's range. 📸: John … https://t.co/Pv6gcdnsfF
Rise above it all with a unique weekend getaway! Spend your nights in the sky with this fun treehouse cabin in Smithville, Texas! 📍: Davis Ranch Retreat 📸: @bastrop_county https://t.co/NQjcCR27jk
The Hammond House, now known as the Ingraham Castle, would have had a very different history if not for a yellow fever outbreak in 1873. Intended to be the county courthouse and jail, a decision was made to move the county seat after a majority of Calver… https://t.co/DUuYI2VhDs
Did you know.... The Indian Paintbrush has several aliases. This beautiful flower is also known by other names like Texas Paintbrush, Scarlet Paintbrush, Grandmother’s Hair, Common Red Paintbrush, Butterfly Weed, Prairie Fire, Painted Cup, and Painted La… https://t.co/ukk8O8x5TD
Dimebox, Texas originated between 1869 and 1877, when a settler built a sawmill near what is now State Highway 21, three miles northwest of the site of the present community. The name comes from the practice of leaving a dime in a box at Brown's Mill to … https://t.co/hks0Ui5dj3
Texas skies over Lake Georgetown.
This 1,200 acre lake offers boating, skiing, fishing, four separate camping areas, a wildlife preserve and 16 miles of hiking trails. 📸: @garretbrown https://t.co/tQoYiDreuE
The Booth House in Taylor, Texas
This house was built about 1880 for Crawford Henry Booth (1843-1937), a prominent local rancher and banker. An unusual local example of the L-plan vernacular form, the house features many Queen Anne details, including an… https://t.co/2lSuBU91Kx
Milam County Jail In Cameron, Texas
When the 1875 Milam County Jailhouse grew too crowded in the 1890s, it was removed to make room for larger facilities. In March 1895, the Milam County Commissioners awarded a contract to the Pauly Jail Building and … https://t.co/QmgveRSLdw