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Backyard Silversmiths Offers Unique Artisan Finds

Backyard Silversmiths Offers Unique Artisan Finds

by cstewart@texasfarmandhome.com | Apr 6, 2021 | Heritage, Texas Living, Uncategorized

From the Back Yard to the Big Shop Story by Sarah Naron  What began four years ago as a small venture in a 10×20 back yard in a residential neighborhood in Dallas has now flourished into a thriving business located along I-35 in Abbott. Owned and operated by...
The History – and Haunting – of the Howard-Dickinson House

The History – and Haunting – of the Howard-Dickinson House

by cstewart@texasfarmandhome.com | Apr 5, 2021 | Travel, Uncategorized

Story and Photography by Sarah Naron For the past several years, I’ve harbored a pretty strong interest in ghosts and locations in which paranormal activity is alleged to take place – which is shocking, considering that as a kid and even a teenager, I was a...
Yorktown Memorial – If you Dare

Yorktown Memorial – If you Dare

by cstewart@texasfarmandhome.com | Apr 5, 2021 | Travel, Uncategorized

Story and Photography by Sarah Naron   Hospitals were meant to be places of healing and recuperation. But if you’re like me, you’ve always found them a little on the creepy side. Earlier in my 20s, I spent two years working in one (during my “hey,...
The O. P. Pyle House

The O. P. Pyle House

by cstewart@texasfarmandhome.com | Apr 5, 2021 | Heritage, Travel, Uncategorized

Story and Photography by Sarah Naron Dr. Heidi Hoke, PhDHH, ND, CHt., and her husband, David, reside in a home in Mineola which has been in her family for nearly 50 years. Built in the early 1900s, the home was designated a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1982....
Haunted Hotels across Texas

Haunted Hotels across Texas

by cstewart@texasfarmandhome.com | Apr 5, 2021 | Heritage, News, Summer Destinations, Travel, Uncategorized

If goosebumps crawling up your arms makes you teem with excitement then pack your bags for a ghostly getaway. With haunted hotels dotting the Texas landscape from the beach to Big D, find a variety of phantasms. Sip cocktails with the manifestation of a former...
The Killough Massacre

The Killough Massacre

by cstewart@texasfarmandhome.com | Apr 5, 2021 | Heritage, Texas Living, Travel, Uncategorized

Story and Photography by Sarah Naron Nestled at the end of a quiet country road in Cherokee County is a small cemetery with a stone obelisk looming in its center. Those interred here are members of the Killough family, but the location is far from being just your...
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