Spring is quickly approaching and for some people that means seeking Austin hiking trails to test out their new boots and prepare for bathing suit weather. For a majority of people living in the area, visiting Slaughter Creek Trail isn’t nearly as gruesome as it sounds—the winding trails here provide ample space for runners and […]
Located in the heart of the historic district, the Amarillo Natatorium has evolved many times since it first became an establishment. When it was built in July of 1922, the Nat was the site of a large indoor swimming pool. It served the community for four years. The Amarillo Pool turned Roaring Dance Club Updated […]
During the 1990s the townspeople of Llano, Texas realized those traveling on the railroad were in need of a place to rest between destinations. Thus, in 1907 the Dabb’s Railroad Hotel was opened a short distance from the train station. During the days of the iconic wild west, prospectors, miners and outlaws would frequently seek […]
The Von Minden is a hotel in Schulenburg, built in 1927. The hotel is clad in charming, antique furniture, and retains a rich historic environment inside. But furniture and décor are not the only things that remain ancient and alive at the Von Minden. The Schulenburg Suicides Updated 2/11/2020 – Since the hotel has opened […]
Broken windows, discarded furniture and the empty shells of buildings are the tell-tale signs of a town long forgotten by its former inhabitants. Updated 2/11/2020 – Whether due to financial crises, or changes in technology, many towns scattered across the nation have been abandoned over the last two centuries. Frozen in time, ghost towns are […]
In Brownwood, Texas, Flatrock Park is the place to be. Every summer families flock to the park to enjoy recreational sports, the beautiful scenery, and a refreshing swim in Lake Brownwood. But Flatrock has been the site of many tragedies over the years. Vacation Turned Nightmare in Brownwood, Texas Updated 2/11/2020 – Several people have […]
Every year, tourists flock to Austin, Texas, hoping to temporarily experience what it is truly like to live in the deep south. Those who appreciate mother nature often find themselves at the River Place Nature Trail, relaxing by the park’s large pond, or hiking along the park’s trail. Those who do visit especially enjoy the […]
No paranormal adventure to El Paso is complete without stopping at the Magoffin Homestead. Built in 1875, it was home to Joseph and Octavia Magoffin. Joseph was a star member of the community. Updated 2/11/2020 – Not only was he the mayor four times, he was the county judge, founder of the Union Pacific Railroad, […]
Every university has seen its fair share of student deaths. Drinking, drugs…all of them are tragic and take lives that are far too young. But what about deaths that seemingly can’t be explained? Updated 2/11/2020 – Are the students remembered for the strange circumstances that surround their death, or are they quickly forgotten? At Stephen […]
For many hikers residing in Texas, Cedar Hill is an ideal place to hike and explore nearby Witch Mountain. The rugged terrain and beautiful landscape provide a terrific setting to spend a sunny afternoon. For recreational hiker Ashlee (Name changed for privacy), the trails up the mountain seemed like the perfect place to spend an […]
