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25 years after 9/11, Houston families reflect at Lauren’s Garden
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (814+ words) Houstonians gathered at Lauren's Garden in downtown Houston to mark 25 years since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The memorial was created in honor of Houston native Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas, who was killed aboard United Flight 93, and the thousands of others killed…...
Across the Houston region, families, first responders and veterans remember 9/11
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (570+ words) The city of Houston held a remembrance event for a Houstonian who died in the attacks. Miles away, at the historic Fort Bend County courthouse, a miliary veteran reflected on “those lives lost and sacrifices made.” Local officials, first responders,…...
Could Gulfton be the heart of Houston? Its history makes the case
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1014+ words) The "Gulfton Pride" mural at Burnett Bayland Park in Houston. Think of the heart of Houston, and you may envision a bustling downtown where productive office workers scurry around underground tunnels like ants. Perhaps you’ll picture a world-class medical center…...
The Engines of Our Ingenuity 3403: Telephone in 1904
3+ week, 5+ day ago (141+ words) Episode: 3403 An old book about telephones reminds of a time before our technologies were not “black boxed.” Today, we look under the hood. Episode: 3403 An old book about telephones reminds of a time before our technologies were not "black boxed....
Houston Public Library celebrates Julia Ideson Building’s 100th birthday with tours, film and exhibits
3+ week, 11+ hour ago (574+ words) HOUSTON – The Julia Ideson Building opened in October 1926, offering Houstonians a beautiful new place to read, learn and gather. One hundred years later, the Spanish Renaissance Revival landmark continues to welcome visitors—and today, Houston Public Library is celebrating the…...
What do you see in this 1960s aerial photo of Austin?
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (761+ words) Name five things that you don’t see. We asked readers to play along with this historical puzzle. Their responses could not have been more varied. Some turned angry when they wrote about the changes during the past 60 years. Others waxed…...
The Engines of Our Ingenuity 3392: Orientalism
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (133+ words) Episode: 3392 The Rise of Orientalism and its crescendo in the Roaring ‘20s. Today, strange happenings in the 1920s. To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code: This article is part of the podcast Engines of Our Ingenuity…...
17 Vintage Photos of Texas Back in the 1970s - AOL
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (272+ words) That old Lone Star sign is especially hard to miss. Plenty of folks really do heavily associate Lone Star with Texas. If you're someone who enjoys the world's finer smoked meats, then you'll know that Texas kind of just does…...
What is Juneteenth and why do we celebrate it? A Texas history
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (199+ words) Although Juneteenth is a nationwide celebration, the holiday traces its roots to Texas. Juneteenth is observed annually on June 19 and commemorates events that took place 160 years ago in Galveston, about 57 miles southeast of Houston. Calling it an “often overlooked event…...
The story behind the Houston Chronicle's 125-year run
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (985+ words) Deep in the night, when the presses rumbled and only a handful of workers peopled the Houston Chronicle's venerable downtown office and printing plant, ghostly music filled the dimly lit building's sleeping hallways. Some swore the melodies wafted from the…...