National Register Adds 35 Texas Sites
The National Register of Historic Places added 35 Texas sites, raising the state's total to 279. Highly noted listings include San Fernando Cathedral, Vogel Belt Complex, Walker Ranch near San Antonio, and the Governor's Mansion in Austin, among many others across counties and cities.
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Texas
San Fernando Cathedral
Vogel Belt Complex
Walker Ranch
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Gruene
Comal County
Sisterdale Valley
Kendall County
Wilson Utility Pottery
Guadalupe County
Reynolds-Seaquist
Mason
McCulloch County
Brady
Crockett County
Ozona Wallace Pratt
Guadalupe Mts. National Park
el Paso Union Station
Bivins
Amarillo
Sanger Bros
el Centro
Dallas
Wharton-Scott
Ft. Worth
Marshall
Fayette County
Cummin’s Creek
Henry L. Kreische
la Grange
Wm Neese
Warrington
Simon Pytlovany
Dubina
Austin
Caswell
Godall Wooten
Michael Paggi
Raymond-Morley
Edward H. Rogers Homstead
U.S. Dept. of the Interior
Keullum-Noble
Sewall
Houston
Galveston Maritime Site
Grace Episcopal Church
Galveston
P. A. Smith
Navasota
J. M. Brown
Washington County
Blake-Beaty-Orton
Jasper
Quiet Week For Police And Fire Departments
Fire department logged a quiet three days with a bulldozer incident north of Arc and a minor fire with no listed damage. Police handled juvenile shoplifting reports at a grocery and a store on Upshur, plus two vehicle accidents with one person taken to Tyler hospital.
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N. Main
Highway 271
Hiway
W Upshur
East Broadway
Tyler Hospital
Washington Chosen Leader for American Assault at Breeds Hill
In mid June 1775 Americans gathered in Cambridge for an attack on Breeds Hill under Continental forces led by George Washington chosen to unify the rebellion. John Adams supported Washington, hoping a Virginian would unify the cause rather than a New Englander.
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Cambridge
Breed's Hill
George Washington
John Adams
Washington
Run tap water briefly each morning for safety
Water experts advise letting cold water run a minute before cooking or drinking to flush out potential lead or cadmium. Do not use hot water for drinking or cooking. heat cold water instead. The Water Quality Research Council notes four recent studies support this practice. A Miami Seaquarium curator says saltwater catfish spines deliver painful but nonfatal poison.
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Lombard
Richard Weickart
Water Quality Research Council
The
Walter Zeiller
Miami Seaquarium
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