By David Buster On the night of May 18, 1911, John Woods of Thurber stayed the night with one Mrs. Alice Beatty of Millsap. Woods was there visiting Mrs. Beatty’s daughter and his paramour, Pearl Little. Pearl had been staying...
by Mary Adams The move from summer to fall is accompanied by many changes. The...
By special guest bloggerGene Rhea TuckerDoctoral student at University of Texas at Arlington Thurberites drank...
In 1918 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company required crushed rock and other road-making materials...
The Story of a Thurber Fighter PilotBy David Buster Audax Fortis et Fides–Bold, Brave, and...
“The working families that lived in Thurber had few watches or clocks for their daily...
By Ashley Franz-Davis, May 2009 graduate As English poet Lord Alfred Tennyson wrote, “In the...
by David Buster Arithmetic! Algebra! Geometry! Grandiose trinity! Luminous triangle! Whoever has not known you...
The Industrious Historian is a collaborative effort on behalf of the graduate students and staff members...