ChrisRestores

ChrisRestores Texas history nerd who likes to spruce things up 🤠
📍 Dallas, TX
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09/22/2026

General Ben McCulloch served in three wars and became an impactful figure in Texas and US history. Historical Marker 2125

09/20/2026

“Family forts” were built by families on the western frontier as they settled in Comancheria, Fort Blair near Desmedona, Texas was largest far western family fort. Protection from raids was just as important as shelter from the elements. Historical Marker 1960 - Fort Blair, CSA

09/19/2026

Setting up your favorite 55 foot tall cowboy! Big Tex is back which means the State Fair of Texas is just around the corner!

09/16/2026

Texas Historical Marker 3286 - McCulloch County Courthouse

09/15/2026

Just thinking back to when Kilgore, Texas became one of the most oil rich towns in the world almost overnight when oil was discovered in 1930

09/11/2026

They could make a movie about this… Another awesome spot brought to you by Destination Bryan, Texas

09/10/2026

The Caterpillar in Italy, Texas. Bruco has been forming questions in people’s minds for decades, so I decided to pay him a visit!

This is the headquarters of the Monolithic Dome Institute Institute and Research Park. Started by David B. South, who started building domes 50 years ago, the company has built, or helped build domes all over the world. There’s a lot more that goes into building domes than you might think, starting with what shape you’re looking for!

09/09/2026

In the early days of Texas the railroad brought both the beginning and end to small towns. So grateful to partner with Destination Bryan, Texas to bring you this history! It’s weird to think that something we rarely think about now shaped the world around us so much.

09/08/2026

126 years ago the United States experienced the deadliest natural disaster in its history. Galveston, Texas was almost completely destroyed on September 8th, 1900, and more than 8,000 people were killed by the Great Storm of 1900.

09/06/2026

Jack Lummus made a habit of being an absolute unit. Texas Historical Marker 11862

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