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The start of school inevitably ushers in a shift from one season to another. Summer feels over, even if it isn’t, but Texans don’t sulk too much about it, because the promise of something even better is in the air. Plan your fall road trips through our Texas Time Travel website and get inspiration for fun places to see while out on the open road.
 Star Telegram TCU Homecoming 1946 - courtesy of Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
The homecoming mum's journey from subtle corsage of yesteryear to today’s four-feet glitter bombs hung with cowbells is the focus of a new exhibit in Garland, "MUMENTOUS: Football, Glue Guns, Moms, and a Super-Sized Tradition Born Deep in the Heart of Texas." Created in partnership with the and author and award-winning photographer Amy J. Schultz, the exhibit captures first-hand stories and photography that uncover something poignant in this seemingly superficial corner of Texana heritage.
Catch the exhibit in Garland now until October 12.
 Photo Credit: Mauricio Pastor on Flickr
Few experiences rival the rich traditions of Texas high school football. This beloved institution has been woven into the fabric of Texas culture for over a century, creating a sense of community pride, athletic excellence, and time-honored rituals. Join us as we explore the top 10 historic traditions that make Texas high school football a cultural phenomenon for any heritage enthusiast.
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