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George Foreman around age 9. Foreman was born in Marshall, Harrison County, and grew up in the Fifth Ward community of Houston. He would go on to become a two-time world heavyweight champion and an Olympic gold medalist. Foreman passed away today at the age of 76.

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69616a month ago

Janis Joplin revisiting her hometown of Port Arthur in August 1970 for her 10 year high school reunion. She would die of a heroin overdose less than two months later at the age of 27.

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56830a month ago

Remember Goliad!

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50117a month ago

A photo of my 5th cousin 4 times removed, famed Texas outlaw, John Wesley Hardin

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48846a month ago

The beginning of the construction of I-45 near Conroe, 1961. At that time Conroe's population was less than 10,000 residents.

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46918a month ago

On this day in Texas history, March 25, 1843: Seventeen Texans, members of the defeated Mier expedition were executed at Salado, Tamaulipas, Mexico by order of Santa Anna. The bodies were returned to Texas and are buried on Monument Hill in La Grange.

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46634a month ago

Every Earthquake in Texas 1995-2025

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42246a month ago

Sea wall and Beach Galveston 1905.

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40424a month ago

Take a look at my 1836 Texas Treasury Warrant, a paycheck for service at the Battle of San Jacinto

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38522a month ago

Saloon in Bremond, Texas probably 1890s

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37920a month ago