100 Things To Do In Galveston
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Code of Silence
BOOK SIGNING: Sunday January 16 2:30- 5 p.m. With author Lise Olsen & whistleblower Donna Wilkerson The Proletariat Gallery & Public House, 221 Market (Across from Galveston Bookshop). copies available at Galveston Bookshop
December 13th Double Book Signing
Saturday, December 13th, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Murder Most Texan True crime writer and Texas historian Bartee Haile joins us with his book of high profile Texas murder cases entitled Murder Most Texan, a collection detailing sixteen coldblooded killings from …
Parking Tip: Downtown Galveston / Strand
When using the parking kiosks downtown you should always check if your stall number has any time left on it before purchasing your parking. The person before you may have left early and you can use that time if any …
The Landing of Lafitte in Galveston
Illustration appearing on a section divider in The Cactus, 1927, the University of Texas annual.
Book Signing set for September 21st, 2013: Galveston Chronicles
Galveston Chronicles Dr. Donald Willett, Associate Professor in the Maritime Studies Program at Texas A&M University at Galveston, will join us for our September Meet & Greet. Dr. Willett served as editor and contributor to this new book of essays …
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Pier 19 After the Hurricane of 1915
From glass negatives provided by Bain News Service, courtesy of the Library of Congress at Flickr.com (George Grantham Bain Collection).
Galveston Reads 2013
This year’s book is The Big Year and the events schedule is below. Click on the image for a more readable size. Visit galvestonreads.org for further info.
Book Signing: The Galveston-Houston Packet, November 17, 2012
Andrew W. Hall will be with us on Saturday to sign his new history book covering the role of the steamboat packet services running on Buffalo Bayou in the mid-1800s and their key contribution to the development of commerce in …
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Great Storm Simulation at Coney Island
The odd wording in the caption of this old Galveston post card got us wondering what was going on. “Stupendous Reproduction of the Great Tidal Wave?” A little web searching turned up some research by Mr. Jeffrey Stanton, a Coney …