Category: Texas
On the Scene of An Assassination
In 1963, Pierce Allman was manager of programming and production for WFAA radio in Dallas, Texas. When President Kennedy came to visit the area that…
Five Texas Hotspots for JFK History Buffs
Today’s Dallas is a busy, growing city. But 50 years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, it remains inextricably linked to a tragic…
The Wounded Eyewitness
James Tague holds an interesting distinction in the assassination of President John F Kenney. Other than the president and Governor Connelly, Tague was the only…
A Skeptical Eyewitness
We continue our story with James Tague, a man who witnessed the assassination of president Kenney and was wounded by a piece of shrapnel. Remember,…
Moments After an Assassination…
The city of Dallas was abuzz with excitement on November 22, 1963 as President Kennedy made a visit to the city and rode in a…
James Tague – Eyewitness and Researcher
James Tague was not only an unexpected eyewitness to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, he also has become a dedicated historical researcher. Tague’s…
Accidental Eyewitness to History
This week we resume our series on the coming 50th anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy. We visit with James Tague, an accidental eyewitness…
Dinosaur Valley Park
The animal tracks are three foot in width–and they are real–not made by an imaginary bigfoot, but plain to see to everyone that wades into…
The Last Battle of the Civil War
Where was the last battle of the Civil War waged? Few can answer that questions correctly…and the battlefield is far from where you might expect…..
Brownsville, Texas
Just up river from the mouth of the Rio Grande river you will find sister cities that have played a major role in the history…
