Texas history

Roadtrip Worthy: Georgetown Cutie Ready for New Owner

By Candy's Dirt / September 24, 2019 /
Georgetown
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What Native American Land Does Your House Sit On?

By Bethany Erickson / May 31, 2018 /

Sometimes (OK, many times) we get some pretty cool stuff sent our way. Earlier this week, someone shot us a new interactive map that tells you what Native American tribes lived on the land where your house (or business, for that matter) sits. We noodled with it a bit in between deadlines, and it seems…

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On Second Shelters: La Grange Homestead Is Full of Texas History

By Bethany Erickson / August 11, 2017 /
La Grange

Over on SecondShelters.com, we’re featuring a property in La Grange that could be both a second home and an income property – and it boasts some of the richest connections to pre-state Texas history we’ve seen in quite some time. The Brookfield-Evans-Cremer House was home to an Alamo hero, a couple of heroes from the…

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