Socialist Ghost Town
Once this was Kristenbad Wrapped around the de Cordova bend in the Brazos River, just south of Granbury, Texas, lies… Read More »Socialist Ghost Town
People’s History in Texas Blog
Talkin’ Union: Texas Women Workers
history of pecan shellers strike and Dallas garment workers union
General Patrick Cleburne and Confederate Emancipation
General Patrick Cleburne Random Meditations at Random Museums PHIT’s new project is to visit small Texas museums and tell stories… Read More »General Patrick Cleburne and Confederate Emancipation
Freedom Colonies
There was a wonderful story in Austin American Statesman on Sunday about a Bastrop County Historical Museum project to document… Read More »Freedom Colonies
A Texas Tale of the Three Duval Brothers
Texas Capitol circa 1870 In both Texas and Florida, the Duval name is scattered through place names and history. Duval… Read More »A Texas Tale of the Three Duval Brothers
Austin Law Commune Interview with Brady Coleman
Brady Coleman People’s History in Texas interviewed Brady Coleman last week. Brady Coleman was a member of the Austin Law… Read More »Austin Law Commune Interview with Brady Coleman
Eugene V. Debs A Graphic Biography
To be published in Sept. 2019 Paul Buhle, Steve Max, Dave Nance and Noah Van Sciver have produced a new… Read More »Eugene V. Debs A Graphic Biography
Publishing Plans
New Journalism Project is collaborating with People’s History in Texas (PHIT) to re-publish two books. As a new generation of activists take… Read More »Publishing Plans
Streetcars
The Austin History Center has a new photographic exhibit on streetcars in Austin. It is a lovely exhibit that presents… Read More »Streetcars
LBJ and Grassroots Federalism: Congressman Bob Poage, Race, and Change in Texas
by Robert H. Duke Grassroots Federalism is a neatly threaded tale of three interrelated stories. The author slyly notes the… Read More »LBJ and Grassroots Federalism: Congressman Bob Poage, Race, and Change in Texas
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