By Kyndall Howard As noted in the previous blog, coal was such an important part of times past, that it materialized in myth and legend. But for Thurberites, the real magic of coal was to provide them with a livelihood, as...
Part one: The Softer Side of Coal It’s that joyful time of year! A time...
by Mary Adams Christmas MemoriesAs the holidays approach, people tend to reflect more on memories...
by Kyndall Howard Over a hundred years ago Texans walked in a land void of...
by: Mary Adams Thurber, Texas, a company owned coal mining and brick making town, provided...
by Lea Hart In the early 1900s, Thurber saw a rise in candid photographs. Funny...
Cultivating Minds in a Company Mining Town February is often affiliated with the concept of...
by Shae Adams Last year our blog explored the history of Thurber in twelve objects...
by Shae Adams As one year ends and another begins, we take time to look...
by Lea Hart When friends and family gather together for the holidays they usually gather...