This special Texas Sesquicentennial edition celebrates Texas' 150th annual and all the people who contributed and advised. It covers the years 1986 - 1987 and is full of fascinating facts about Texas that even local historians fail to recognize.

Texas Almanac, 1986-1987: State Industrial Guide

Kingston, Mike (Ed. )

Ruth Harris (Associate editor)

Dallas Morning News

A Concise History of Texas

History

Kingston, Mike

Americas

1990-91 Texas Almanac

1994-95 Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide (Texas Almanac (Paperback)) [Oct 01, 1993] Dallas Morning News and Kingston, Mike ...

1994-95 Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide (Texas Almanac (Paperback))

Reference

<p>Texas is the most diverse of America's 48 contiguous states, with geography ranging from pine forests of East Texas to the mountains of El Paso, from the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico to the plains of the Panhandle. This handy almanac covers everything from music and rattlesnakes to politics, religion and hate crimes.</p>

1996-97 Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide (Paper)

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Morning News Dallas

1996-97 Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide (Cloth)

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Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

<p>The "Texas Almanac" contains the latest information on such topics as: the natural environment (geology; rivers, lakes, and aquifers; plant and animal life; endangered species; soil types; and weather); demographic data and a detailed road map for each of Texas' 254 counties; lists of state and national parks and historic sites; an astronomical calendar; details of the 2002 elections; names of elected and appointed federal, state and local government officials; business and transportation statistics; minerals; population; agriculture; health statistics; education; and culture and the arts. Special features in the 2004-2005 edition include: a history of the frontier forts of Texas, two lines of forts running north to south that the US Army established shortly after Texas joined the Union in 1845 to protect settlers pushing west; the story of Fort Anahuac, which was built on the Gulf Coast in 1830 when Texas was still part of Mexico and which played a part in the Texas Revolution; a history of Polish immigrants in Texas: how and why they came to the Lone Star State and what they have added to the diverse cultural mix that is Texas; a condensed history of Texas that takes the reader from prehistoric times to the present; and the latest population estimates since the 2000 Census. The "Texas Almanac Teacher's Guide" is a professionally written teaching tool to help teachers use this factually dense Texas resource in classrooms from the third grade through high school, with suggested interdisciplinary activities based on information found in the "Texas Almanac 2004-2005". Each lesson is coded to indicate how it helps fulfill TEKS requirements and TAKS objectives. Students use the almanac to complete the assignments, which include questions, puzzles, and team research projects.</p>

1998-1999 Texas Almanac (Paper)

1998-1999 Texas Almanac: And State Industrial Guide

Texas Almanac 2000-2001

University, Texas A & M

Almanacs & Yearbooks

Texas Almanac 2000-2001: Millennium Edition

Ramos, Mary G., Editor and Robert Plocheck, Associate Editor

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