Step into the timeless grandeur of the Harrison County Courthouse, a stunning Neo-Classical Beaux Arts masterpiece designed by J. Riely Gordon in 1899. Crafted from corn yellow brick and adorned with intricate carvings, the courthouse stands as a symbol of architectural brilliance. Marvel at the majestic cupola crowned by Lady Justice and the regal eagles adorning the roofline. Inside, a world of splendor awaits with a stained glass cupola, ornate plasterwork, and captivating paintings. Immerse yourself in the meticulous restoration that has breathed new life into this architectural gem, unveiling its hidden charms for all to admire since its rededication in 2009.

Resource page for an article published in the September 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine about backpacking and camping in Texas.

As you enter Three Oaks, your eyes are immediately drawn to a mesmerizing art piece at the entrance. Crafted with meticulous detail, this metal sculpture of an animal is adorned with vibrant stones, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship. Surrounded by an array of intriguing museum artifacts, this exhibit reflects the rich cultural heritage and artistic brilliance that awaits you in Marshall.

Photograph of a cowboy standing by a livestock pen at the Broseco Ranch located in Omaha, Texas. The ranch is home to over 2,000 award wining Red Angus cattle, whitetail deer, and two 100-acres lakes filled with Florida bass.

Photograph of a cowboy herding cattle while riding a horse outside of the Broseco Ranch located in Omaha, Texas. The ranch is home to over 2,000 award wining Red Angus cattle, whitetail deer, and two 100-acres lakes filled with Florida bass. The cattle are visible in the background around a cloud of smoke.

Photograph of leaning over a livestock pen at the Broseco Ranch located in Omaha, Texas. The ranch is home to over 2,000 award wining Red Angus cattle, whitetail deer, and two 100-acres lakes filled with Florida bass.

Photograph of a cowboy posing with a metal mug and leather satchel next to a horse as a promotional poster for the Broseco Ranch located in Omaha, Texas. The ranch is home to over 2,000 award wining Red Angus cattle, whitetail deer, and two 100-acres lakes filled with Florida bass.

Draft of an article about the history of East Texas cowboys that was published in the July 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Resource list for an article about the Spanish Mustang that was published in the July 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Photograph of cowboys talking to each other while standing over a livestock pen at the Broseco Ranch located in Omaha, Texas. The ranch is home to over 2,000 award wining Red Angus cattle, whitetail deer, and two 100-acres lakes filled with Florida bass.

Text for a sidebar about the Earth Forum exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science that was published in the March 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

The iconic ship Elissa proudly stands at the port, adorned in shades of blue and grey. Its name is prominently displayed on its hull, representing its connection to Galveston, Texas. Alongside the ship, smaller boats rest peacefully. In the background, a vibrant red port building adds to the maritime scenery. A man can be seen attentively inspecting the ship, preparing for its forthcoming voyage.

Text for an article about Houston's FotoFest that was published in the March 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Text for an article published in the September 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine about hillside letters on Mt. Franklin in El Paso, Texas.

The figurehead on Elissa, a majestic ship in Galveston, stands proudly at the bow, depicting a lady holding a yellow flower. Serving as a protective symbol, this intricately carved figurehead brings luck and wards off evil spirits during perilous ocean voyages. Its presence adds a touch of maritime history and charm to the ship's magnificent silhouette.

Draft of an article published in the September 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine about backpacking and camping in Texas.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Ann Gallaway dated December 26, 1996 regarding a Texas Highways magazine article about the Salmon Lake Park Labor Day Bluegrass Festival.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Jack Lowry dated August 12, 1996 regarding a Texas Highways magazine article about house concerts and listening rooms across Texas.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Jack Lowry dated August 29, 1996 regarding a Texas Highways magazine article about city parks, nature centers, and preserves across Texas.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Jack Lowry dated September 6, 1996 regarding research for a Texas Highways article about Mason County, Texas.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Jill Lawless regarding the included excerpt about the Faires House in McKinney, Texas.

Photograph of a little cowboy leaning on a fence to watch livestock at the Broseco Ranch located in Omaha, Texas. The ranch is home to over 2,000 award wining Red Angus cattle, whitetail deer, and two 100-acres lakes filled with Florida bass.

Text for an article about attractions in McKinney, Texas that was published in the May 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Resource list for an article about attractions in McKinney, Texas that was published in the May 1996 issue of Texas Highways magazine.