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New Juneteenth mural in Galveston took 27 days, 1,296 labor hours and 312 gallons of paint
Houston artist Reginald C. Adams and his crew hope the mural inspires people from around the world.
Juneteenth
'This recognition is long overdue' | Galvestonians react to Juneteenth Holiday announcement
Texas slaves were informed of their freedom in Galveston on June 19, 1865.
Juneteenth
94-year-old Texas 'Grandmother of Juneteenth' helped lead fight for federal holiday
Opal Lee is a lifelong activist who walked from her home in Fort Worth to Washington D.C. five years ago to campaign for a federal Juneteenth holiday.
Juneteenth
The history behind the holiday: 15 things you may not know about Juneteenth
Information is from Juneteenth.com; Texas State Historical Association; City of Houston
Nation World
'Standing on the shoulders of Giants' | Family reflects on race, riots and resilience 100 years after Tulsa Race Massacre
The Elliott family sat down with Lesli Foster to discuss their family's story and the implications of this tragic coverup in our nation's history.
History
Tulsa massacre: 100 years since the destruction of 'Black Wall Street'
It's been exactly 100 years since the destruction of the 'Black Wall Street' in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was one of the most violent racial attacks in American history.
Nation World
Tulsa Race Massacre long buried chapter of US history
The nightmare cried out for attention, but the horror and violence visited upon Tulsa's Black community didn't become part of the American story.
Htownrush
Deadliest natural disaster in US history hit Galveston in 1900, forever changing hurricane preparedness
The Great Storm of 1900 claimed the lives of 12,000 people, including 8,000 on the Island. No one saw it coming.
Local News
Preserving history | Klein Historical Foundation working to relocate area's oldest home
The plan is to move the 1840s Martin Frank Home to Wunderlich Farm Interactive Park.
Features
Tour tall ships Nao Santa Maria and Elissa in Galveston this weekend
The visiting Santa Maria is a replica of the ship that controversial explorer Christopher Columbus sailed to the New World in 1492.
History
29 years ago: When Mt. Trashmore 'blew up' in an April Fools' Day prank
April 1, 1992: a day that will live in infamy. Or at least it was for anyone who lived and worked near Mount Trashmore at the time.
News
New Juneteenth mural in Galveston took 27 days, 1,296 labor hours and 312 gallons of paint
Houston artist Reginald C. Adams and his crew hope the mural inspires people from around the world.
Juneteenth
'This recognition is long overdue' | Galvestonians react to Juneteenth Holiday announcement
Texas slaves were informed of their freedom in Galveston on June 19, 1865.
Juneteenth
94-year-old Texas 'Grandmother of Juneteenth' helped lead fight for federal holiday
Opal Lee is a lifelong activist who walked from her home in Fort Worth to Washington D.C. five years ago to campaign for a federal Juneteenth holiday.
Juneteenth
The history behind the holiday: 15 things you may not know about Juneteenth
Information is from Juneteenth.com; Texas State Historical Association; City of Houston
Nation World
'Standing on the shoulders of Giants' | Family reflects on race, riots and resilience 100 years after Tulsa Race Massacre
The Elliott family sat down with Lesli Foster to discuss their family's story and the implications of this tragic coverup in our nation's history.
History
Tulsa massacre: 100 years since the destruction of 'Black Wall Street'
It's been exactly 100 years since the destruction of the 'Black Wall Street' in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was one of the most violent racial attacks in American history.
Nation World
Tulsa Race Massacre long buried chapter of US history
The nightmare cried out for attention, but the horror and violence visited upon Tulsa's Black community didn't become part of the American story.
Htownrush
Deadliest natural disaster in US history hit Galveston in 1900, forever changing hurricane preparedness
The Great Storm of 1900 claimed the lives of 12,000 people, including 8,000 on the Island. No one saw it coming.
Local News
Preserving history | Klein Historical Foundation working to relocate area's oldest home
The plan is to move the 1840s Martin Frank Home to Wunderlich Farm Interactive Park.
Features
Tour tall ships Nao Santa Maria and Elissa in Galveston this weekend
The visiting Santa Maria is a replica of the ship that controversial explorer Christopher Columbus sailed to the New World in 1492.
History
29 years ago: When Mt. Trashmore 'blew up' in an April Fools' Day prank
April 1, 1992: a day that will live in infamy. Or at least it was for anyone who lived and worked near Mount Trashmore at the time.
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