Houston history: What the Galleria looked like in 1970HOUSTON – For 50 years, the Galleria has been a family destination for many Houstonians and visitors from all around the world. Credited as Texas’ largest shopping center...click2houston.com
A sightseeing journey of the billboards of Houston, 55 years after LBJ’s beautification actWhat do the billboards that remain have to say about Houston? To fully ponder the impact and meaning of billboards in my hometown, what better way than to drive its lengt...click2houston.com
Is the presidential transition of power always peaceful? A look backIn the middle of the night before the inauguration was scheduled to start, Adams departed Washington, D.C. and started his post-presidential life. 1828There was some bad ...click2houston.com
Houston History: KPRC introduces ‘The Big 2 Instant News Camera’ during the election of 1974click2houston.com
Own a piece of history: This 137-year-old Galveston home on the market is a Texas Architectural Landmarkclick2houston.com
What is America’s oldest city? The story behind where it is, and the Spanish explorer who founded itclick2houston.com
FIELD TRIP! Explore military history firsthand with your kids at these sites in Galvestonclick2houston.com
Remembering Houston real estate icon Gerald D. Hines and his 7 signature properties you can find in Texasclick2houston.com
From Bug Tussle to Tarzan, here are 40 of the oddest Texas town names and the stories behind themclick2houston.com
Investigation underway after Buffalo Soldiers National Museum vandalized with apparent swastika, other wordingclick2houston.com
Made in Texas: This Houston invention has helped wine lovers uncork a bottle effortlessly since 1979click2houston.com
‘United with pride.‘: A look back at Houston’s first LGBTQ Pride Parade more than 4 decades agoclick2houston.com
Google Doodle of Marsha P. Johnson, beloved trans-rights activist, will close out Pride monthclick2houston.com
Made in Texas: What is a chuck wagon and how did it play an essential role in a cowboys life?click2houston.com
HISTORY: Texas’ most infamous pirate, Jean Lafitte, spent only three years on Galveston Island but left a lasting impressionclick2houston.com
Google Doodle commemorates the 155th anniversary of Juneteenth, set to ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’click2houston.com
‘Spirit of the Confederacy’ statue removed from Sam Houston Park, to be relocated to Houston Museum of African-American Cultureclick2houston.com
Texas History: The story of Juneteenth in Houston and its significance to black communities across the USclick2houston.com
National Loving Day isn’t just a random sweet holiday. Here’s the deeper story, and why you’ll want to celebrate.click2houston.com
Why the brutal history of Christopher Columbus has become a focal point of racial tensions in the US todayclick2houston.com
Protesters pull down more than century-old statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davisclick2houston.com
35 years later, discovery of Titanic was like finding treasure for historians, collectorsclick2houston.com
How to watch the historic astronaut launch with your children: There’s an invaluable lesson hereclick2houston.com
TIMELINE: Houston’s firsts, from the momentous to the mundane and everything in betweenclick2houston.com
