Controlling the Climate by Lea Hart People who live in Texas know that summer means heat. This was no different for the population of Thurber. According to the Global Historical Climatology Network, on July 1 of 1910 Dublin, Texas’s temperature was 90...
Oh, you work in a Museum…what do you do?By Barbara BoguckiI was once asked how...
A Stay-at-Home Life by Kyndall Howard This current spring has brought many changes to the...
“Our story”By Kyndall Howard Graduate AssistantWhat is the purpose of learning about history? In school we learn...
by Lea Hart The W.K. Gordon Center opened to the public November 1, 2002. Since...
By Kyndall Howard As noted in the previous blog, coal was such an important part...
Part one: The Softer Side of Coal It’s that joyful time of year! A time...
by Mary Adams Christmas MemoriesAs the holidays approach, people tend to reflect more on memories...
by Kyndall Howard Over a hundred years ago Texans walked in a land void of...
by: Mary Adams Thurber, Texas, a company owned coal mining and brick making town, provided...