Round Top August Calendar: Live Music, Farm Brunches, Winery Fun and More
Don’t let the dog days of summer get you down. Mount up and head out to Round Top to celebrate the end of the...
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Round Top Area Parks & Recreation: Three Top Spots to Live the Lake Life This Summer
Three Round Top area lakes offer camping and recreation opportunities for cool summertime fun for everyone.
Greater Round Top’s Best Off-the-Beaten-Path Restaurants: Obscure Places to Find Good Food
Great eateries abound for those willing to go a little off the tourist trail.
Chieffalo Americana Heads for The Halles: Ft. Worth Western Wear Purveyor’s Round Top Debut
Ft. Worth-based fashion brand has jumped into the Round Top scene with both feet this season.
Fayette County Fourth of July
Find info on the 2020 Round Top 4th of July Celebration Here. Yesterday was the 231st Fourth of July to be celebrated in the United...
The Rambling Boy: Texas Pecans
November in Texas is the month for pecans.
Reminiscing About the Early Round Top Antiques Shows
Photographs of the early Round Top Antiques Shows are hard to come by, so we asked people who have been around since the early...
The Rambling Boy Texas Brags
There is no entry in the Handbook of Texas for John Hayward Randolph, nor was he ever elected to the Texas Institute of Letters,...
Rambling Boy: The King of the Western Belt Buckle Collectors
Robert Brandes is the king of Western belt buckle collectors. He has roughly a thousand of them, and his e-mail address incorporates the words...
Rambling Boy: Feasts and Fireman’s Frolics
One Saturday morning in May several years ago, I went to call on Otto Heinsohn, a blacksmith I knew in the little town...
Round Top Christmas
Texas-German Christmas by Lonn Taylor When I lived in Fayette County, the Round Top Christmas was an explosive event. Round Top was a German...
Round Top in 1970
Life was simpler in Round Top when I moved there in 1970. The Antiques Show took place on one weekend in April and...
The Runaway Scrape
by Lonn Taylor The Rambling Boy The weeks between March 6, 1836, when the Alamo fell, and April 21, when Santa Anna was defeated...
