Photograph of Hulen Wilcox holding a tool over the sugar cane evaporator. Wilcox is working at his family's Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of Hulen Wilcox standing next to the sugarcane evaporator at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mills in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of a man grabbing cane stalks from a pile on the ground at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of a man grabbing cane stalks from a pile on the ground at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of people standing near the sugar cane evaporator, with steam obscuring them. The men are working at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of the cane syrup being poured into a bucket.

Photograph of the spigot to the cane syrup trough.

Photograph of the sugarcane evaporator, two workers are hidden behind the steam rising from the machine. This photograph was taken at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of two individuals standing next to the sugar cane evaporator, their backs to the camera, Hulen Wilcox stands in front of them. The workers are at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of two individuals standing next to the sugar cane evaporator, their backs to the camera. The workers are at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of two individuals standing next to the sugar cane evaporator, their backs to the camera. They are workers for the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mills in Rusk, Texas.

Photograph of woman pouring cane syrup into a container that will be for sale. The woman is working at the Wilcox sugarcane syrup-making mill in Rusk, Texas.

Newspaper clipping, "Rusk Syrup Maker Keeping Tradition," c. November 1980. The clipping is about Hulen Wilcox, owner of Wilcox's syrup mill, who has been making his family's sugar cane syrup recipe since he was five (5) years old, in 1980 he is currently seventy-one (71) years old.

An article written by Randall Mallory and Sallie Evans, titled "Ribbon Cane Syrup." The article is about Hulen Wilcox's syurp mill in Rusk, Texas. The article was published in a magazine by the Texas Department of Transportation, "Texas Highways."

In the heart of Moore's Store in Ben Wheeler, two women exchange smiles and create a beautiful connection. The rustic charm of the store is enhanced by the abundance of wooden shelves filled with various items, evoking a sense of nostalgia. Amidst this enchanting setting, one woman holds a significant piece of history—an old, circular wooden container for needles—adding to the store's timeless appeal.

Immerse yourself in the charm of Frank Ellis General Store through a close-up of an elderly gentleman wearing a navy blue cap. The store's vintage ambiance is accentuated by hanging items casting shadows on his face, while insightful and humorous messages on the walls add to the allure. Step into the past and embrace the timeless appeal of this ancient general store.

Step back in time as you observe an old man wearing a cap amidst a treasure trove of vintage items at Frank Ellis General Store. The weathered walls are adorned with an insightful message encouraging a healthy lifestyle and a playful jab at human nature. Explore the diverse array of hats, wooden items, and scarves that embody the essence of a traditional general store.

Step into the McDonald General Store, nestled in the heart of McDonald, TX, and be transported to a bygone era. This captivating image features a woman gracefully navigating the aisles, pushing an aged steel cart with a precious baby doll. The weathered wooden furniture, vintage items hanging on the walls, and the patriotic presence of the American flag evoke a sense of nostalgia and the timeless charm of this historic establishment.

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of C.E. Roger's & Son General Store, located in the picturesque town of Rogers, TX. This captivating image captures the essence of a classic general store, with its quaint white wooden exterior, A-framed structure, and inviting glass doors and windows adorned with wooden frames. Outside, a rustic container preserves the refreshing ice while nearby, containers keep the drinks cool, ready to quench the thirst of visitors. Two men engaged in conversation by the mailbox add a touch of community spirit to this nostalgic scene.

Transport yourself to a bygone era with this captivating photo of Frank Ellis General Store. The store's vintage charm is embodied by the presence of an elderly gentleman, sporting a cap, amidst a treasure trove of nostalgic items. From an assortment of hats hanging overhead to an array of wooden items and scarves, the store evokes a sense of nostalgia and the essence of a traditional general store. In the background, a visitor quenches his thirst while taking in the timeless ambiance of this historic establishment.

Transport yourself to a bygone era with this captivating photo of Frank Ellis General Store. The store's vintage charm is embodied by the presence of an elderly gentleman, sporting a cap, amidst a treasure trove of nostalgic items. From an assortment of hats hanging overhead to an array of wooden items and scarves, the store evokes a sense of nostalgia and the essence of a traditional general store. In the background, a visitor quenches his thirst while taking in the timeless ambiance of this historic establishment.

Embark on a journey through history as you witness the captivating scene of an aged gentleman donning a weathered cap within the hallowed walls of Frank Ellis General Store. Delve into the store's treasure trove, adorned with an inspiring message promoting well-being and a clever observation on human quirks. Immerse yourself in the eclectic assortment of headwear, handcrafted wooden artifacts, and exquisite scarves that epitomize the quintessential essence of a bygone era.

Fax cover sheet from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, 4200 Smith School Road, Austin TX 78744. The message reads, Attached is the TRC announcement news release. Once again, your best contact would be Luke Thompson, coordinator of the TPWD Partners In Parks program, at 512/389-4463. You may at some point wish to come down to Austin and go through the slides we have available on some of the TRC parks for possibly use in your magazine article-your contacts for this would be Grace Perez at 512/389-4446 or Glen Mills at 512/389-4993. Feel free to call me if I can be of further assistance. The second page of the fax from the Texas Parks & Wildlife News is the Partnership Agreement Reached For Five State Parks.

Glossary for an article about traditional Mexican bakeries that was published in the November 1994 issue of Texas Highways magazine.