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Your Texas History Adventure Awaits

Texas Time Travel is your curated, one-stop shop for planning the most authentic journey into the sights and sounds of Texas' past. Whether it's for a day trip or for several days, we’ve got the trip-planning tools you need, along with the most extensive listing of historic sites, attractions, and events across the state.

Find and learn about our cultural heritage and historic sites across the 10 heritage trail regions of the Texas Historical Commission’s Texas Heritage Trails Program.

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Welcome! Explore Texas’ real places telling real stories with exciting mobile tours from the Texas Historical Commission.

Pecos Trail Region

Experience the legendary Wild West of classic books and movies, and the real-life landscape of the Texas Pecos Trail Region.

Plains Trail Region

Enjoy the rugged beauty and shimmering sunsets of the Texas Plains. Miles and miles of short grass prairie gives way suddenly and unexpectedly to spectacular canyon vistas as you cross this 52-county…

Lakes Trail Region

The Texas Lakes Trail is a 31-county region in North Central Texas that features world renowned museums, historic downtowns, and western culture. Anchored by the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, the region has the…

Tropical Trail Region

Discover the natural, cultural, and historical treasures in the unique and vibrant southern tip of Texas.

Mountain Trail Region

Breathtaking mountains and high-country hikes. Sheer river canyons and winding back roads. Exotic panoramas and star-studded nights. These sights and more delight visitors at every turn in the six West Texas counties…

Forest Trail Region

It’s where history and culture come naturally. Texas heritage is everywhere – from historic downtowns with unique shops, restored Victorian buildings, museums, and monuments to state historic sites, railroads, sawmill towns, and…

Independence Trail Region

The spirit of Texas awaits you. Remember The Alamo, Remember Goliad! All our history and today's attractions beckon you to find Your Independence in southeast Texas.

Forts Trail Region

The Forts Trail Region was once the wild frontier where soldiers built garrisons linking wild country and unsettled lands, while protective Native Americans defended their traditional hunting grounds.

Hill Country Trail Region

Rolling hills and sparkling rivers, creeks, and springs have been drawing people to the area we now call the Hill Country for thousands of years. Now you can discover our rich heritage…

Brazos Trail Region

Experience the charm and heritage of this Central Texas region through museums, historic sites, courthouses, festivals, and more.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Light the lanterns and sound the drums! Texas shines during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, honoring the rich traditions and diverse cultures of these communities across the Lone Star State.

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The El Paso, TX Water Lantern Festival is bringing people together for a celebration of light and community! This unforgettable evening will be filled with tasty food trucks, fun music, activities, and thousands of lanterns lighting up the night with love, hope, and happiness. May 25

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Discover The Alamo City

Welcome to the heart of Texas, where stories unfold at every corner. In San Antonio, the Alamo City, history is woven into the fabric of every street. This Texan gem invites you to explore its rich tapestry, where the spirit of the past lives on through diverse cultures and iconic landmarks.

From the iconic Alamo, a symbol of courage and resilience, to the lively River Walk and the captivating performances at the legendary Majestic Theatre, San Antonio weaves a tale that spans centuries. Immerse yourself in the fusion of old and new, where Spanish colonial heritage meets contemporary charm. Whether exploring the historic districts, indulging in the culinary delights of Market Square, or reveling in the artistic ambiance of the Pearl District, every step in San Antonio unveils a captivating story just waiting to be explored.

San Antonio is more than just its historic charm – it’s a city full of hidden gems and stories waiting to be uncovered. Hop aboard the Old Town Trolley for a fun and immersive sightseeing experience that takes you through San Antonio’s rich history and lively culture. Our friendly and knowledgeable guides are ready to share unique tales, sprinkled with a bit of humor and fun city facts. Cruise through the landmarks of San Antonio, from the iconic Alamo to impressive architectural wonders, all while enjoying the comfort of our open-air trolleys. Join us for an exciting adventure and witness the best of the Alamo City first, as it unfolds before you!

We're not just about showcasing history, we also take great pride in preserving it.

We understand how important San Antonio’s landmarks are in shaping its identity and contributing to American history. But our commitment goes beyond appreciation. At Historic Tours of America, we actively support the local community, striving to make a positive impact wherever we can. Together, we work tirelessly to preserve the precious treasures that make San Antonio truly special.

With Historic Tours of America, your journey through San Antonio reaches new heights. Whether you’re a history buff, a cultural explorer, or just looking to soak up the vibrant atmosphere, our tours offer a mix of entertainment, education, and exploration. Join us to experience the heart of the Alamo City. San Antonio’s charm awaits, encouraging you to uncover its storied history, embrace its renowned hospitality, and create lasting memories that linger long after your tour ends.

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Whether you’re just breezing through or enjoying an extended stay, we’ve got several options to choose from to help you maximize your time in San Antonio and still see the best first!

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Our Free Hometown Pass is the best way to entertain visiting friends and family!

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3 Hour Tour of Historic Huntsville

Enjoy a delightful Sunday afternoon with a three hour tour of Huntsville and Walker County, without getting you shipwrecked.

Huntsville has a long and fascinating history beginning with the native Bedias peoples and the original Mexican League and Labor Grant. The Trinity River became the source of all commerce coming in through Cincinnati, Riverside or Trinity. We will learn all about the early settlers, our importance to Texas as well as all the important spots in town.

HISTORIC TOUR OF HUNTSVILLE

Limousine Party bus               Coffee/water/snacks     Sunday afternoon - 2 pm to 5 pm           Price $55        

2 pm – Board the Joye Mobile at 1225 11th Street  

Enjoy the nearly 200 year history of our town as your Bus Driver and Tour Guide banter their way through the history and

let you know about the best local restaurants and the most important places in town.

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Historic Tours of Texas is ready to roam with new tours and special custom tours. Today is the day to start planning your travel this year, and we are here to help!

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Haunted Huntsville bus tour to haunted places including buildings, cemeteries and the "Wall Bats" in flight.

Historic Tours around Texas

Multiple Day tours are a chance to spend time getting to know some of the wonderful historic sites in Texas, Mexico and Spain.

There are eight wineries close enough to fit three of them into an all-day tour and to include a delicious lunch as well, all included in the price of your tour.

Tiny Town Tours

Join us for a relaxing lunch and tour to a different town each Friday. Have you visited New Waverly? Come enjoy orange biscuits, jalapeño jam, Fields of Flowers and a Painted Church.

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Historic District Tours

Step back into history with a tour.

McKinney's sizeable historic district provides ample opportunities to see and learn about McKinney from its founding in 1848 (incorporated in 1849) until today. Enjoy a walking tour, a tour on the trolley, or a visit to a historical attraction to learn more about McKinney's roots.

Guided Historic Walking Tours

McKinney walking tours give residents and visitors a peek into the history, stories, and people that shaped our city. In conjunction with the city's Historic Preservation Office, Visit McKinney offers these free historic district walking tours. A snack and water are provided and we suggest participants wear comfortable walking shoes.  All tours leave from the Visitor Center at 200 W. Virginia . If you have questions, reach out to the Visitors Center at 972-547-2058 or via  email.   (Please note: If there is a National Weather Service alert during a scheduled tour, it will be canceled.)

We have scheduled the following tours:

• Tuesday, April 23, 10:30 a.m.
• Tuesday, May 14, 10:30 a.m.
• Tuesday, June 11, 10:30 a.m.

Trolley Tours

Trolley tours are offered every second Saturday and leave from  Chestnut Square Heritage Village  at 9:45 a.m. on tour days from April through November. Tours are $10 for adults and $7 for children under 12, seniors, and military. During Farmers Market season, tickets are available at the Information Booth located at the intersection of Anthony and Chestnut Streets. Secure tour spots early as seating is limited.   

Self-Guided Historic Walking Tours

• Historic Commercial Building Walking Tour interactive map  
• McKinney Saloon Tour  (See image at right)

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We have been in business since 2000 and have conducted over 2,000 tours for over 10,000 people.  We offer over 100 different tours.  While most of our tours are local, we also offer tours in other cities and states.  Most tours are in a single day and some are as short as a couple of hours; however, we also arrange multi-day tours.  We have day and evening tours as well as walking and driving tours.  For those groups with their own bus, we offer step-on guides.  We price the tours accordingly.

Some of our most popular tours are:

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Sometimes, we receive calls on the same day that someone wants a tour and, when possible, we will provide the tour.  Allow at least 1 hour from the time that a telephone conversation ends for us to arrive at the starting location to begin the tour.

Your tour guides are all either college professors, members of the Harris County Historical Commission, members of the Professional Tour Guide Association of Houston (PTGAH), and or have passed a test to be a tour guide.  We feel that if you are paying for a tour, you deserve a knowledgeable tour guide.

All of our vehicles are air conditioned and covered.  For approximately 4 months a year from the middle of May through the middle of September, you can expect the high temperatures in Houston will be between 90 and 109 degrees Fahrenheit/30 to 43 degrees Centigrade with 70% + humidity during the day.  We want you to be comfortable during a tour.

Please take your time to read the other pages on this site to learn more about what we offer, schedules, pricing, et cetera.  We want you to have a wonderful experience in Houston.

Please Note: All our tours are scheduled by appointment. Please call or write to schedule a tour. Our contact information is at the top of all pages in our website. On receiving your reservation and non-refundable deposit, we will send you an email confirming your reserved tour.

Texas Historic Home Tours List

There are many Historic Homes Tours in Texas. I wish all the special Holiday Home Tours in the Central Texas and Austin Texas area were held at different dates and times so I could schedule to see them all! Austin, TX; Dripping Springs, TX; Georgetown TX; Lockhart, TX; Taylor, TX and San Marcos, TX are some of the Central Texas towns that regularly hold special Holiday Historic Home Tours. I recently went on the Georgetown and Taylor Holiday Tours. I also went on the Historic Home Tour that Preservation Austin held in April and the Mid-Century Modern.. I also have attended the Gingerbread Historic Home Tour in Waxahachie TX as well as toured many historic homes in Dallas TX with Preservation Dallas. Galveston Texas holds its Historic Homes Tour every May. In addition to Historic Home Tours, there are many other Historic Texas buildings one can go tour including churches, courthouses, jails and more. I highly recommend the Painted Churches Tour  out of Schulenburg Texas and seeing other Painted Churches of Texas as well. Texas Historic Courthouses are also fun to tour and I know the Waxahachie Texas Courthouse is open for tours. I have also toured Texas Historic Jails such as the one in Lockhart Texas and the Gonzales Texas jail. If you are interested in touring Texas Historic Homes, follow these links to locations and organizations that hold historic home tours throughout the year.

Texas Historic Home Tours, Holiday Tours and Spirits

The  Neill-Cochran House   is another historic two-story Greek Revival home designed by Abner Cook in Austin, Texas. They’re open for tours in the afternoons. Check out their website for more information.

The 2018 Historic Hyde Park Homes Tour will be held on Sunday, November 11 from 11 am to 5 pm. This annual event draws visitors from all over Central Texas to learn about the history of neighborhood through touring the homes that make Hyde Park unique. For more info please visit the HPNA Facebook page  https://www.facebook.com/ austinhydepark/

Bastrop TX –  Holiday Homes Tour    takes place on December 8th, from Noon to 5 pm. This year there are six homes on the historic home tour– circa 1850 to a “new old house” fashioned in 1985 to resemble a classic log cabin.  Early Bird tickets are available until November 15, 2018 for $15 per person. Online tickets may be purchased through November 30th  HERE , by US mail, or by telephoning the Bastrop Museum & Visitor Center (904 Main Street) at 512-303-0057 or 512-303-0904. Regular price admission is $20 per person.  Accompanied children under 12 years of age are admitted free.  On the day of the tour, tickets may be purchased at the Museum & Visitor Center or any of the tour sites. Proceeds from the tour fund the operation of the Museum and Visitor Center.

Fredericksburg TX – Fredericksburg Texas has more than one historic home tour. On Saturday, December 7th 2019 the 62nd Christmas Home Tour and Market are being held in Fredericksburg Texas from 11 am to 5 pm. For more information, visit the Pioneer Museum web site http://www.pioneermuseum.net/

The Historic Fredericksburg Foundation is hosting the 49th Annual Holiday Candlelight Tour Saturday and Sunday, December 14th and 15th 2019 . Daytime tours are being held from 11:00 am to 5:00pm on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday evening there will be tours held from 6 to 8 pm. Each year there is a commemorative ornament and other items for sale in the Candlelight Tour Gift Shop. Saturday Evening tour tickets include a Cocktail Party. For more information visit the Historic Fredericksburg web site https://hffi.org/holiday- candlelight-tour/

Fredericksburg Texas is home to many fine historic homes, buildings and many museums. Frederickburg Texas is also home to the Native Plant Society of Texas or NPSOT.

While in Fredericksburg, plan to visit the Admiral Nimitz Museum, the Pioneer Museum, the Texas Rangers Heritage Center http://trhc.org/ at Fort Martin Scott and other historic sites.

Also in Fredericksburg, the Zweite Weihnachten , or Second Christmas, is held at the Gillespie County Historical Society Social Hall (312 W. San Antonio  Fredericksburg, TX). Sponsored by the Fredericksburg German Club, this event features food, drink, and music. The 2018 Zweite Weihnachten will be held December 26, 2018 from 2-5 pm. Free admission. Call (830) 997-6289 for more information.

Galveston TX – Galveston has many historic home events each year including an annual Galveston Historic Homes Tour. Galveston Texas has so many historic homes, buildings, neighborhoods and even ships. For more information, go to the Galveston Historical Foundation web site . My grandfather, Dr. Carl William Raetzsch received his M.D. from the University of Texas Medical Department in Galveston Texas. He attended classes at Old Red, the beautiful 1890 Ashbel Smith Building, still there today. Old Red is now billed as the oldest medical school building west of the Mississippi.

Dickens on the Strand in Galveston, highlights downtown Galveston’s Victorian-era architecture and celebrates Charles Dickens. Put on by Galveston Historical Foundation , events span November 29 – December 3, and include appearances from some descendants of Charles Dickens at a Dickens Champagne Reception at the 1838 Menard House and a Salute to Sunset aboard the tall ship ELISSA. Ticket prices vary by event. Purchase your tickets and RSVP at the Dickens on the Strand website .

Georgetown TX – The  Preservation Georgetown Holiday Home Tour  is typically held in mid-December in Georgetown Texas. For more information contact the Preservation Georgetown .

Take a Christmas Stroll through Historic Downtown Georgetown . This 38th annual, two-day event features a hometown holiday parade, Bethlehem Village, live entertainment, food court, ice skating, and over 100 arts and crafts booths, along a route of the Victorian-era buildings and brick sidewalks that make up Historic Georgetown Square. The fun begins Friday, November 30th from 5 – 9 pm, and continues Saturday, December 1st from 10 am – 8 pm (parade kicks off at 10 am on Saturday).  Free admission.

Gonzales TX – The Winterfest Historic Homes Tour is held in Gonzales Texas, often on the first weekend of December. I plan to go and stay in a historic Bed and Breakfast while there. Tickets are $20.00 and are available through the Gonzales Chamber of Commerce at 414 Saint Lawrence Street, Gonzales, Texas 78629 or phone for more information at 830-672-6532

Johnson City TX – The LBJ Boyhood Home will be open for lamplight tours Saturdays from November 24 through December 15, with a special evening (December 8th) showcasing Christmas traditions from the 1860s through the 1960s in the Johnson City community  from the time of LBJ’s grandparents through his presidency. National park rangers will be providing tours of this historic house from 6 pm to 9 pm. Free admission. Additionally, across the street from the LBJ Boyhood Home, Pedernales Electric Cooperative will light up the live oaks with thousands of tiny white lights and the Blanco County Courthouse, two blocks north on Avenue G, will be the site of Johnson City’s “ Lights Spectacular ~ Hill Country Style ” (Nov. 23, 2018 through Jan. 6, 2019).

La Grange TX – Celebrate Christmas Early Texas German-style at the La Grange Texas Trail of Lights and Tour . Take a tour of the the historic 1850’s built Kreische House,  December 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20. The Kreische House is located at the Monument Hill and Kreische Brewery State Historic Site, a state park run by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.   at 414 State Loop 92 La Grange Texas 78945. There is an entrance fee to the park. This is one of my favorite state parks because of the nature trails, the old Kreische Brewery ruins, the German pioneer Kreische House, and beautiful Monument Hill where the tomb of many Texas heroes is located. The Kreische House is available to see on Guided Tour from January to November on Sundays. German immigrant Heinrich Kriesche bought 172 acres in 1849. He built the home and also a fantastic spring fed beer brewery made from stone.

Lockhart TX – Lockhart Texas Holiday Tour of Homes is being held December 1st, 1 pm – 5 pm, in conjunction with the Dickens Christmas celebration . The Alpha Psi Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority is sponsoring the historic home tour and tickets can be bought from the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce , First Lockhart National Bank, or through any Beta member.

Mason TX –  A Pioneer Christmas is the featured historic homes holiday tour in Dripping Springs . Dr. Pound’s Farmstead, built in 1854, will play host for bluegrass holiday music, local vendors, make-and-take holiday crafts, wagon rides and pictures with Santa by the covered wagon. Tour the house especially decorated for an old-fashioned Christmas.Tickets are $5.00 each, Age 4 & Under is free. Tickets sold at the gate.

The Reynolds – Seaquist House in Mason, Texas has tours on the first Saturday of every month. Originally built in 1887, this classic Victorian was expanded twice in 1891 and 1919. Check their website for tour schedules.

http://www.fallsmuseum.org/

The Falls on the Colorado Museum is open from Thursday through Saturday from 10 am – 4 pm but call because sometimes they are open later.

The Falls on the Colorado Museum phone number is 830-798-2157

Pflugerville TX – Heritage House Museum is the scene of The Heritage House Partners’ annual Christmas Open House in Pflugerville . Heritage House will be decorated for the holidays and you can also enjoy music, refreshments, and pictures with Santa!  901 Old Austin Hutto Rd . Pflugerville, TX.

Round Top TX – Round Top Texas Christmas Tour of Homes is being held December 1, 2018 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Tickets are available at the  Round Top Area Chamber Office in Henkel Square.   Round Top’s first resident, the Stephen Townsend family, settled in the Round Top Texas area in 1826. Later Stephen Townsend bought land on the Cummins Creek where my earliest family started in Texas in the 1830’s.

San Antonio TX – The Christmas Market at the At Home in Monticello Home Tour lies within San Antonio’s Monticello Historic Park District . This year’s event is Sunday, December 2, 2018 from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm. Tickets ($15.00 per person for advanced sales; $20 on the day of the tour; Children under 12 receive free admission) are available at 758 Donaldson Avenue (Jefferson United Methodist Church) for pick-up/purchase on the day of the tour. Tickets purchased online must be exchanged for a tour booklet on the day of the tour. Proceeds benefit neighborhood restoration grants and scholarship program.

San Marcos TX – The Heritage Association of San Marcos Texas is holding its 2018 Heritage Home Tour and associated events May 4th through the 8th 2018 in San Marcos Texas. The 2018 Historic Homes tour includes Greek Revival, Mid Century Modern and Classic Ranch architectural styles. Click the link above for information on other tours and events. My grandfather, Dr. Carl William Raetzsch practiced medicine on the San Marcos Square in the early 1900’s. My father, Carl William Raetzsch Jr. was born in San Marcos.

Segui n TX – Don’t miss Seguin ‘s 27th Annual Holiday Heritage Tour of Homes , Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018, 1 to 5 p.m. This event has tours of seven beautiful locations. Advance tickets– $15 per person; $20 at the door. Tickets may be purchased at Gift and Gourmet Shop at 212 S. Austin, Seguin Area Chamber of Commerce at 116 N. Camp Street or Keepers Interiors, 615 N. Austin. Additionally, tickets can be purchased online at www.thetexas.org. This event is sponsored by The Seguin Conservation Society.

Taylor TX –  Has Historic Homes Tours December 1st and 2nd.

Taylor Texas is located just northeast of Austin Texas and due east of Round Rock and Hutto Texas. Taylor is well know for having a great Historic Downtown entertainment district as well as many historic residential homes around town. Taylor Texas has a Historic Home Tour almost every December. Contact the Taylor Conservation and Heritage Society for more information. You will enjoy the many historic commercial buildings and churches as well like Judy Blundell’s McCrory Timmerman Restoration Project at 201 N. Main Street. I have been on the tour more than once and always enjoy seeing the historic homes there. I usually make my own add ons to the arranged public tour by previewing vacant historic homes. There are some perks to being a REALTOR and one is being able to preview homes just to relish their fineness and craftsmanship. Come tour historic homes with me and I will take you as well! To buy or sell Historic Taylor TX homes call Betty Saenz Historic House Specialist at 512-785-5050 or e-mail Betty Saenz .

Taylor Texas Historic Homes

Taylor Texas Historic homes include a variety of architectural styles and periods of construction. Historic home architectural styles can be Neoclassical, Victorian, Folk Victorian , Craftsman and more. I have toured and shown some truly amazing historic homes in Taylor Texas. There is a historic home wedding venue on acreage that is quite amazing.

Mid-Century Modern Homes in Austin Texas

Below is a collection of photos I took on the Mid-Century Modern Home Tour held by Preservation Austin in April of 2014 called Austin 1964. There were some amazing Mid-Century Modern Austin Texas homes on the tour. I really enjoyed it!

Call Betty Saenz Historic House Specialist at 512-785-5050 to buy or sell a historic home. Check back here to find out about the latest Texas Historic Home Tours or to come along with me! We’ll have fun and see some EXTRA homes! e-mail Betty Saenz

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Welcome to the website for the Rockport-Fulton Tour of Historic Homes

Updated 12-November-2023

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The 14th Annual Rockport-Fulton Tour of Historic Homes December 2-3, 2023

Historic Homes on Tour with docents in vintage dress

The 14th Annual Rockport-Fulton Tour of Historic Homes looks to be one of the best!  On Saturday and Sunday, December 2-3, 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM both days, visitors can visit:

Sorenson-Maxwell house  802 N. Live Oak St., Rockport (1900) Dominguez house 708 N. Magnolia St., Rockport (1910) Moore house 137 Prairie Rd., Fulton (1974) Fulton Schoolhouse Museum, 205 Seventh St., Fulton (1886)

Docents in vintage dress will tell the histories of the houses and their owners.

For more information call 361-729-5725

Click  here for a map of this year's homes.  

Tickets are $10 per person. Tickets and maps will be available at each of the homes during the Tour

You may purchase tickets in advance online (here), at the Rockport-Fulton Chamber of Commerce, or at any Home Tour venue during the tour.

Use the 'Buy Now' button below to purchase your tickets online. Use either your PayPal Account or one of the credit cards shown below.

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England's Mike Browne takes historic G4D title deep in heart of Texas

England's Mike Browne captured his third G4D Tour title at TPC Craig Ranch. (Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)

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This week’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson PGA TOUR event in McKinney, Texas, can only hope to play host to a finish that rivals the exciting ending to the Golf 4 Disabilities (G4D) Tour event that preceded it at TPC Craig Ranch.

England’s Mike Browne made pars on his last three holes on Tuesday to hold off the Tour’s top-ranked player, Kipp Popert of Australia, and capture his third G4D Tour title by one stroke. Browne came home in 2-under 34 to shoot 73, finishing 36 holes at level-par 144. His score was one better than Popert, who had begun the day sharing the lead with Browne after an opening 71, and Spain’s Juan Postigo Arce, an amazing talent who competes on one leg and shot 71, tying the day’s low round.

Popert was one of four players who either held or was tied for the lead across a tightly contested final round at TPC Craig Ranch, which plays host to this week’s TOUR event beginning on Thursday. Popert was trying to land his 11 th championship on the All-Abilities circuit.

For historical purposes, this week marked the first official G4D Tour stop in the United States, one of nine stops on the 2024 circuit, and the 10 highly ranked players (eight men, two women) who attended from across the globe enjoyed the experience and hope that there will be more to follow.

With his left leg straightened and braced, there was little that Browne could do day-to-day. He could not drive, could not fly, had great difficulty trying to negotiate stairs and his overall quality of life plummeted. He said he contemplated ending his life by jumping out a second-story hospital window – if only his annoying leg brace would have allowed him to fit through it.

He ended up viewing a random poster promoting golf as an outlet for the disabled, and thought he’d try it once he made the astute decision to simplify his life by amputating the leg. He now plays using a prosthetic.

Mike Browne is one of 10 players competing Monday and Tuesday at TPC Craig Ranch on the Golf 4 Disabilities (G4D) Tour. (Getty Images)

Browne had one of those early moments when first starting to hit golf balls on a range when he flushed a shot and got that "feel." The game just grabbed him. It hasn’t let him go, either, which is fortunate. He wakes up each day with goals, and golf gives him something to do. Browne, in fact, credits the game for not only changing his life, but saving it .

In an interview with the EDGA (organized in 2000, and formally known as the European Disabled Golf Association), Browne said of golf: “It gave me confidence. It just saved my life, really.”

He explained, “A lot of people think their life is over when they get injured, but I’m not the same. ‘That life’ (pre-injury) is done; I’ve got a new one now. Let’s make the most of it. That’s what I’m doing, and that’s what I’ve done."

Lachlan Wood (Australia), who overcame a horrendous car accident and spent five years away from golf before finding his way back, had opened with 72, and when he birdied the seventh and ninth holes, he moved into the lead midway through the final round. When Wood made two early bogeys on his back nine, Popert, Postigo Arce and Browne passed him at the top, all getting to even par shortly after the turn.

Browne got back in it with birdies at Nos. 10, 13 and 14. Postigo Arce, playing up ahead, birdied the 12th and 14th holes. Popert was heating up, too; he birdied three of his first four holes on his second nine. Brendan Lawlor of Ireland, a consistent contender among G4D competitors, made his own late move by shooting 3-under 33 on his final nine, but fell two shots shy of Browne, tying for fourth with Wood.

In the end, Browne, whose strength is his driving, just proved a tad steadier, and that showed in his finish. After a bogey at the par-3 15 th , he was mistake-free, doing what he had to do by making pars to win. It was his second big win in months, coming on the heels of winning the G4D Tour Season Finale in Dubai the week of the DP World World Tour Championship.

In Dubai, Browne posed on the 18 th green with his G4D champion's trophy alongside Denmark’s Nicolai Højgaard, the tournament champion, and Rory McIlroy, who captured the Race to Dubai. Browne marvels at the experiences that golf has given him.

From left to right, Mike Browne (winner of the 2023 DP World G4D Tour), Rory McIlroy (winner of the 2023 DP World Tour Race to Dubai) and Nicolai Højgaard (winner of the 2023 DP World Tour Championship. (David Cannon/Getty Images)

At his lowest point, when he figured he could take no more pain and all his social skills had vanished, Browne remembers sitting in his hospital bed and crying for three days straight. He knew he needed help, and that was the point he finally would ask for it. And then his life would take a starkly different turn when he saw a single golf poster.

On Tuesday in Texas, that time seemed so long ago.

Golf saved my life in that aspect,” he said. “It gave me everything that I was missing. It gave me purpose.”

On Tuesday, it gave him a great victory, and a small piece of history as the first G4D player to win an official Tour event in the United States. Best yet: At 46, Browne believes he is just getting started.

Joanna Gaines Just Gave an Epic Tour of Magnolia's Headquarters

Not only is there a coffee bar, but there's also a golf simulator and basketball court.

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While the Gaineses initially thought they would turn the old Grand Karem Shrine Building into their headquarters, that historic structure is now their Hotel 1928 , so the growing brand needed somewhere to work out of. Well, in 2021, according to KCEN-TV , the designer duo purchased the old Waco Tribune-Herald building that was constructed in 1950 and decided to renovate it to create their perfect HQ. It took them a while, but in 2023, the Gaineses were finally able to perform a ribbon cutting ceremony in front of the 110,000-square-foot building.

Keep reading to learn all you need to know about the Magnolia headquarters before you take a trip to Waco, or if you're simply curious to find out more about the now renovated 70-year-old structure.

How Far Is the Magnolia Headquarters From the Silos?

According to Apple maps, the headquarters, which is located at 900 Franklin Avenue, is about a ten-minute walk from Magnolia Market, aka the Silos. If you're staying at the hotel , you can walk to their headquarters in just about seven minutes, and if you've just visited the Cottonland Castle, aka the Waco Castle , you're either a 50 minute walk or a six minute drive away depending on what mood you're in.

Is Magnolia Headquarters Open to the Public?

We hate to burst your bubble, but no. The Waco Tribune-Herald reported (assumedly out of their new headquarters) that while other Magnolia structures are designed for shopping, lounging, or eating, this building is off-limits to the public eye. Unless you're visiting Waco on direct Magnolia-related business, your only view into the HQ is through the front windows or via Joanna's Instagram reels , one of which you can see below.

Pause—Was That a Basketball Court in the Magnolia Headquarters?

Oh, yes—you saw that correctly. As someone who has been inside the Magnolia headquarters when I went to Waco to stay in Hotel 1928 , I can confirm that there is a court that can be used for a multitude of sports purposes inside the building. In fact, there are quite a few amenities in their HQ. Magnolia's reported $21 million renovation also included putting in a golf simulator, a coffee bar, a test kitchen for developing recipes for Joanna's cookbooks, and plenty of places to lounge about. The coffee bar sits at the bottom of a three-story atrium that was once the press room, so it was aptly named The Press Room, and it's open for both employees and guests, according to the Waco Tribune-Herald .

Something I learned while visiting is that the books that line the walls in the HQ all came from the same collection of vintage novels in the hotel. When Chip bought late Texan author Larry McMurtry's bookstore, he bit off more than he could chew when it came to how many books McMurtry kept, so the couple put a good chunk of them here for their employees to browse if they so pleased.

Since you can't actually visit the headquarters, these little snippets as Joanna rolls through the floor plan will just have to do!

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Hampton National Historic Site Tours

Hampton National Historic Site

Hampton National Historic Site preserves 63 acres of what was once the second largest plantation in Maryland. At one time in its history, the Hampton plantation had over 24,000 acres and throughout its history saw over 500 enslaved people work the site. At the center of the park sits the historic Hampton Mansion, a late 1700s Georgian architecture building that, upon its completion, was once possibly the largest private residence in the United States. Originally preserved on the basis of “architectural merit” (the first National Park of its kind), recent scholarship has enhanced the park’s ability to explore the lives and identities of the enslaved and free people of Hampton. Not only is the site a destination for architectural and material culture enthusiasts, but also for those looking to learn the history of one of the darkest times in American history where the words “land of the free” were truly put to the test. The majority of the 63-acre park is free and open to the public on a daily basis, including historic gardens, trails, and structures such as quarters for the enslaved and stables. Visitor services, including ranger programs and access to the park visitor center, are available Thursdays-Sundays. The highlight of many visits to Hampton is the opportunity to go inside the historic Hampton Mansion. Mansion access is only available by attending a guided tour. Tour access is limited to 15 visitors per tour. To accommodate growing demand in visiting the Hampton Mansion, in May 2024 the park launched a pilot program to allow visitors to access tickets to mansion tours in advance of their visit to the park.

Notifications and Alerts

Reservations for Hampton National Historic Site Tours will open at 10:00 a.m. ET on May 1, 2024. 

Need to Know

Tours of the Hampton Mansion are available year-round, Thursdays-Sundays. Visitors may book reservations beginning 3 months in advance until midnight the day before the tour.

If visitors are unable to obtain reservations for the day of their planned visit, they are welcome to do many of the non-reservation-based activities including outdoor programs, self-guided visits, Jr. Ranger activities, and more!

Tickets are free. However, a nonrefundable $1.00 advance reservation service fee applies to each ticket.

The park strongly recommends reservations. If a tour has not been completely filled the day of a visit, visitors can get remaining tickets on a first come, first serve basis in the park visitor center. There is no guarantee that tours will have tickets available the day of the visit.

Tours start promptly at the specified time at the visitor entrance of mansion (atop the accessibility ramp). Visitors should arrive at least 30 minutes prior to tour time to allow for introduction and restroom stops. Visitors may not join the tour after it has entered the Hampton Mansion.

All visitors must pick up tour tickets in the visitor center prior to the tour.

Food and drink (including water and gum), backpacks and large bags, selfie sticks and other photography equipment are not permitted in the historic mansion. Pets (non-service animals) are not permitted in any of the park buildings.

The mansion is made accessible via a lift in the entrance room. Let your tour leader know ahead of time that you will require use of the lift to enter the house. Some parts of the house are not accessible, and tour leaders will adjust their tours accordingly based on accessibility needs. Visitors should be aware that tours last 45-60 minutes of standing and walking.

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Tours of the Hampton Mansion are available Thursdays-Sundays. Visitors may book reservations beginning 3 months in advance until midnight the day before the tour.

Changes and Cancellations

The $1 reservation fee is non-refundable in all circumstances.

Contact Information

Mailing address.

535 Hampton Lane Towson MD 21286

Phone Number

410-962-42290

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Flying Legends of Victory Tour: WWII bombers land in historic Borderland event

The Flying Legends of Victory Tour, featuring iconic WWII bombers B-17 Sentimental Journey and B-25 Maid in the Shade, arrived in El Paso, marking a historic moment for the Borderland.

Offering living history flight experiences, the tour kicked off a journey spanning twenty-three cities nationwide.

With only one media seat allocated, ABC-7 covered the event, highlighting the rare sighting of these legendary aircraft.

Passengers had the opportunity to fly in these historic planes, experiencing a glimpse into the past.

The tour's stop in El Paso drew attention to the bravery of WWII military personnel and honored their sacrifices.

The B-17 aircraft consumes 200 gallons of fuel per hour, equating to $3,200 per hour to operate.

Aboard both the B-17 and B-25, passengers can experience a profound emotional connection.

According to officials from the Flying Legends of Victory tour, the majority of military personnel riding these aircraft were merely 17 or 18 years old during WWII, with some knowing it would be a suicide mission.

Pilots, typically 23 years old, navigated these perilous missions.

Remarkably, they say only four B-17s remain worldwide, with this particular aircraft being the sole option for passenger flights—a rarity indeed.

Additionally, the distinctive sound of the B-17 and B-25 aircraft has been featured in the new Apple TV series, "Masters of the Air".

According to Shelby Bolke, a load master in the B-17 said, Women's Air Force service pilots were tasked with flying a wide array of aircraft, unlike their male counterparts who typically trained on a single plane.

These remarkable women ferried planes from factories to training bases across the nation, bridging gaps from California to New Jersey and beyond, aiding in wartime efforts.

With men predominantly occupied in factories or deployed overseas, women were called upon to fill crucial roles in aviation.

Initially relegated to flying trainers, they later transitioned to piloting pursuits, defying stereotypes of their capabilities.

If missed, the upcoming Amigo Air Show promises more aviation excitement.

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Texas MS 150 Bike Tour Returns To Aggieland

Texas A&M University will once again serve as the finish line for thousands of cyclists riding in the Texas MS 150 when the 40th annual charity bike tour concludes Sunday on Houston Street between Kyle Field and Aggie Park.

The two-day event benefiting people with multiple sclerosis — a condition that damages the body’s nervous system by eroding the protective coating of nerves — will run April 27-28, with a variety of routes beginning in Houston and Austin before converging in La Grange and again in College Station. Texas A&M Transportation Services is advising drivers to anticipate multiple road closures and potential delays beginning early Sunday as the riders make their way through campus.

A section of Lamar Street starting at the bell tower will be closed to drivers throughout the day, while Houston Street will remain closed from George Bush Drive to Joe Routt Boulevard. Riders will make their way down Olsen Boulevard and Old Main Drive before passing the Memorial Student Center and Kyle Field on their way to the finish line. A map of the route through campus, as well as accompanying road closure and parking information, can be found at transport.tamu.edu/ms150 .

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The National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Bike MS, which encompasses the Texas MS 150 and a variety of other charity rides across the country, traces its roots to 1980, when the first MS 150 was held in Minnesota. Today, it is the largest fundraising cycling series in the world. Participants in this year’s Texas MS 150 have already raised nearly $7 million to fight multiple sclerosis, with an overall fundraising goal of $9.425 million. More information about the Texas MS 150 and Bike MS is available at events.nationalmssociety.org .

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