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Kurt Cobain stage dives, and ultimately gets punched by security at Trees in Dallas. October 19, 1991

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1021853 months ago

A young Willie Nelson shown in his high school football portrait. Nelson was a halfback for Abbott High School in Hill County. Photo dated between 1948 and 1950.

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652122 months ago

Earl Campbell and Willie Nelson in the late 1970's. Note the Lone Star Beer in Willie's hand.

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590143 months ago

James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor at the Texas State Fair, having flown in from Marfa where they were filing "Giant". The other woman is identified as hair stylist Pat Westmore. July 4, 1955.

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446113 months ago

On this day in Texas History, December 18th, 1860: Cynthia Ann Parker is “rescued” during the Battle of Pease River, during which nearly 40 Comanches, including 16 unarmed women and 2 children, are killed by the Texas Rangers. Parker never adjusted to life after her return to her birth family.

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408552 months ago

A giant Santa sits on top of Porter Chevrolet, located at 5526 Mockingbird in Dallas, 1953. The statue was installed by a construction company owned by Roy V. Davis who died when he fell from the statue on the day of its installation while trying to get a photo of himself on dangling from it.

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38282 months ago

On this day in Texas History, December 29, 1845: Texas is admitted to the United States, becoming the 28th State when President Polk signed the legislation making the former Republic of Texas a state of the Union.

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368692 months ago

Underwood’s Bar-B-Q in Brownwood, Brown County, in 1946. By 1966 there were 36 locations throughout Texas. Today only one remains.

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359302 months ago

America's first battleship, the USS Texas, seen here shortly before the Spanish-American War. Launched in 1892 she served the US Navy until 1911.

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358153 months ago

On this day in Texas History, Dec 20, 1944: The Army Air Forces ended the WASPs (Women's Airforce Service Pilots) program, including the program based at Sweetwater Army Air Field in Sweetwater, Texas. This photo of Elizabeth Remba Gardner was taken at Harlingen Army Air Field in Cameron County.

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350102 months ago