Where the rails crossed /

Where the creosote blooms : a memoir /
by: Rodge, Mary King, 1914-
Published: (1999)

Where crops never fail /
by: McDonald, D. L.
Published: (1918)

The crossing : El Paso, the Southwest, and America's forgotten origin story /
by: Parker, Richard (Journalist)
Published: (2025)

Houston, back where we started /
by: Carleton, Don Edward, et al.
Published: (1979)

The Alamo, where the last man died.
by: Zavala, Adina de
Published: (1956)

Where Texas meets the sea : Corpus Christi & its history /
by: Lessoff, Alan
Published: (2015)

The land where we live : El Paso del Norte /
by: Bryson, Conrey
Published: (1973)

Cross Roads School and community /
by: Holmes, Donna Paxton
Published: (1986)

Crossing Guadalupe Street : growing up Hispanic and Protestant /
by: Maldonado, David
Published: (2001)

Houston, "where seventeen railroads meet the sea" : a descriptive view book in colors /
by: Farbar, Jerome H.
Published: (1913)

The history of Cayuga and Cross Roads, Texas and related areas in Anderson and Henderson Counties /
by: Vaughn, Michael J. (Michael Jeffery), 1943-

Cultural resources evaluation and geoarcheological investigations of a 12-acre tract at Stemmons Crossing, Dallas, Texas /
by: Owens, Jeffrey D.
Published: (1999)

Archeological survey for the Vance Jackson Road low-water crossings improvement project, San Antonio, Texas /
by: Fields, Ross C., et al.
Published: (2019)

Cultural resources monitoring for the proposed San Antonio Water System Olmos Basin Central Watershed (C-3), Hildebrand Crossing sewer relief line, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas /
by: Kemp, Leonard, et al.
Published: (2013)

Results of an archaeological assessment of sites 41TV126, 41TV1000, and 41TV1331, on the proposed Walnut Park Crossing, Travis County, Texas /
by: Miller, Kevin A. (Kevin Anthony), 1966-
Published: (1997)

Henry Cisneros, Mexican-American mayor /
by: Roberts, Naurice
Published: (1986)

City on fire : the forgotten disaster that devastated a town and ignited a landmark legal battle /
by: Minutaglio, Bill
Published: (2003)

Nacogdoches past and present, a legacy of Texas pride : a photographic documentary /
by: Murchison, Bill
Published: (1986)

Island of color : where Juneteenth started /
by: Collins, Izola Ethel Fedford, 1929-
Published: (2004)

Henderson : where yesterday meets tomorrow.
Published: (1980)

Picturesque San Antonio : where life is different /
Published: (1939)

Dallas uncovered /
by: Roberts, Larenda Lyles
Published: (1998)

See San Antonio : where to go and what to see.
Published: (1939)

Gonzales, Texas : where the fight for Texas liberty began.
Published: (1960)

Corpus Christi : the history of a Texas seaport /
by: Walraven, Bill, 1925-
Published: (1982)

Gift of the wind : the Corpus Christi bayfront /
by: Walraven, Bill, 1925-
Published: (1997)

Images : Paso del Norte : 400 years of pictorial borderland history /
by: Rakocy, Bill, 1924-
Published: (1980)

Gift of the wind : the Corpus Christi bayfront /
by: Walraven, Bill, 1925-
Published: (1997)

The dancing was lively : Fort Concho, Texas : a social history, 1867-1882 /
by: Green, Bill, 1943-
Published: (1974)

A Midlothian scrapbook /
by: Page, Bill, 1953-
Published: (1984)

Corpus Christi : the history of a Texas seaport /
by: Walraven, Bill, 1925-
Published: (1997)

Butchers, bakers and candlestick makers : notes on Bryan businesses, 1867-1889 /
by: Page, Bill, 1953-
Published: (1996)

Sheriff A.J. Royal, Fort Stockton, Texas /
by: James, Bill C.
Published: (1984)

San Augustine and the Red Lands of east Texas : their early settlement by an intelligent population, with their influence upon the public affairs of Texas, both in peace and war /
by: Roberts, Oran Milo, 1815-1898
Published: (1893)

The Port of Galveston : handbook of information on the port, its past performances, wharfage and rail terminal facilities, coal and oil bunkering, dry docks and marine repair plants : compiled in a convenient manner for ready reference.
Published: (1925)

Letter from the Southwest : thirty-seven minutes from Tucson as the west wind blows is El Paso where writer-artist Tom Lea, printer Carl Hertzog and illustrator Jose Cisneros illuminate the barren hills /
by: Powell, Lawrence Clark, 1906-2001