By Mary Adams Colonel Robert Dickie Hunter, president of the Texas Pacific Coal Company, and associates from St. Louis believed that opening a brick plant would expand the Company’s economic power. After countless negotiations and investments, the Green and Hunter...
By Mary Adams After the coal mines and brick plan closed and a fire destroyed...
By Scarlet Webber The people who called Thurber home did not just disappear once Thurber...
By Shala Scarlato Fraternal Organizations were the backbone of much of American society both after...
By Shala Scarlato Thurber was no stranger to labor strikes and unions. Many miners joined...
By Mary Adams Texas recognized Labor Day on the first Monday of September in 1863....
One of the first things an intern must do when starting at the W. K....
By Mary Adams The last Fourth of July celebration in Thurber occurred in 1937 after...
By Shala Scarlato James Rollins Bingham was a hardworking, published author that found a life...
By Scarlet Weber Classics are considered classics for a reason, and tops are no exception....