Built in 1895 and closed for half a century, Chico’s First Christian Church is being asked to carry community memory into a new life.
Fort Worth is preparing a $6.5 million renewal of its landmark Water Gardens, beginning with the systems that keep the Active Pool, lighting, landscape, and moving water alive.
At Museo Benini near Marble Falls, one artist’s lifetime unfolds in roses, ribbons, geometry, and light. This is the story of Benini—and the vision Lorraine Benini is helping carry forward.
Step inside the Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells through Jonny Goodday’s photographs and films, tracing its 1929 opening, decades of silence, and restoration toward a planned 2028 return.
Step inside Fort Worth’s Marty Leonard Community Chapel, where architect Fay Jones transformed brick, mahogany, glass, and Texas sunlight into a landmark built for Lena Pope’s children and families.
A flour mill, a famous trademark, and the restoration of the Texas Capitol’s Goddess of Liberty all meet at this hidden Wise County landmark.
Jonathan Gentry shares how Kincaid’s grew from a neighborhood grocery and butcher counter into a Fort Worth hamburger institution carried by four generations.
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