By Lea HartHistorical interviews serve as a window into a past most of us will most likely never be able to fathom. Thurber interviews detail smaller bits of history not everyone thinks of: daily life. Some detail their favorite teacher...
By Katie Gaudette Once upon a time, weddings were simple affairs laden with tradition that...
By Cameron Mitchell As America’s favorite pastime, millions welcome baseball into their homes every season....
By Lindsey Light In December of 1902, A. B. “Bert” Marston arrived at the Stilwell...
By Matt Stephenson The Obel family moved to Palo Pinto County, from Montgomery County, Alabama,...
By Matt Stephenson Northern Erath and southern Palo Pinto Counties were the largest coal producing...
By Lindsey Light In 1928 the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company opened its first...
By Matt Stephenson Coal mining is one of the most dangerous occupations in the world....
By staff When a coal mining company established a town, it often built a church,...
By David Buster At one time, Thurber was the largest city between Fort Worth and...