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Texas Wendish Heritage Museum: Staking a Claim on History
In 1854, a group of 600 Wends left their home in southeastern Germany and staked a claim on a new life on 4,000 acres in a community they named Serbin, near present-day Giddings.
Texas-Czech Heritage Center in La Grange
Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center: Preserving the Past for the Future
By Lorie A. Woodward
Originally appeared in the November 2018 edition of the Round Top Register --Ed.
Photos courtesy of Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural…
Sally Maxwell: Starting from Scratch
Harnessing her passion for art and nature, Sally Maxwell of La Grange elevated scratchboard, a 19th century black-and-white graphic design medium to fine art.
“It became my life’s goal to add color to scratchboard and raise it to an art…
Alicia Tegg
Tegg Art Studio in downtown Brenham is built on artist Alicia Tegg’s passion for horses, country living and oil painting.
“I came out of the womb horse crazy, but, despite all my begging, my parents couldn’t afford to buy me one,” said…
About Wayne Kerr
As the Round Top Antiques Show Guide has evolved, so has its cover. For the first time, last fall, the cover was a commissioned piece of art. An all-call for submissions by artists resulted in the selection of Wayne Kerr as the artist for…
Kwaku Bediku
Artist Kwaku Bediko, along with his wife Barbara, lives artfully near Warrenton where he finds inspiration for his metal sculptures in the shared simplicity of a country life.
The Texas Quilt Museum: Showcasing the Art of Quilting
The Texas Quilt Museum in downtown La Grange features traditional and contemporary quilt art from across the globe.
The Rambling Boy: Mexican Food History
The History of Tacos—and More
Gustavo Arellano is a Los Angeles journalist who writes a syndicated column called Ask a Mexican, which is loaded with colloquial Spanish words and in which he continually refers to Anglo-Americans as…
Neltje Living Life Outside the Lines
Neltje, daughter of publishing magnate Nelson Doubleday, escaped from the gilded prison of New York City’s high society to a sprawling Wyoming ranch where she reimagined, restored and repurposed her life.
“When I left New York, I was…