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...Currently, he is the proprietor of the [[Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe]] in [[Galveston]], Texas. The Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe specializes in [[folk music]], [[a ...ed, Bell and other survivors and the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas, agreed to a settlement in this matter.

...governor of Texas after the [[American Civil War|Civil War]], arrived in [[Galveston]] and made the announcement.<ref>Alwyn Barr, "Juneteenth," in Charles Reaga

...e to rent for tourists. It is a few miles, and a short ferry ride, from [[Galveston, Texas]] and about an hour or so from [[Houston, Texas]].

...[[Valdez, Alaska]], in 1989, and the burning of the ''[[Mega Borg]], off [[Galveston]], in 1990. She was completed in 1993.

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...esident (past) John Stobo of the [[University of Texas Medical Branch]] at Galveston and Houston physician-philanthropist John P. McGovern both shared a respect

...he evening of January 1^rst at the Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe, in Galveston Texas, as a musical tribute to Townes' songs. Musicians from Texas, the US

...mostly been at Cocktails, The 39th Street Bar and Poor Michaels, all in [[Galveston]], or functions for my department at the university. ...esearch scientist working at The [[University of Texas]] Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB). My work is centered around using [[NMR spectroscopy]] to study the

* Bixel, Patricia Bellis and Turner, Elizabeth Hayes. ''Galveston and the 1900 Storm: Catastrophe and Catalyst.'' (2000). 190 pp. ..., Elizabeth Hayes. ''Women, Culture, and Community: Religion and Reform in Galveston, 1880-1920'' (1997) [http://www.questia.com/read/57127923?title=Women%2c%20

...ock Company]], [[Kearny, N.J.]], under contract for Lykes Steamship Co., [[Galveston, Texas]]; launched 12 November 1941; sponsored by Mrs. Hale Boggs, wife of

...apolis]], so he hired on as an apprentice seaman on a tramp steamer out of Galveston. During the journey to Philadelphia (the closest the steamer could get him

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...; but, spurred by President David G. Burnet, the administrators escaped to Galveston. Now convinced that the strategic position was in his favor, Houston left h ...lveston fell to Union forces, but in a combined military and naval assault Galveston was recaptured by the Confederacy.

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...ck in Anahuac. This seaside port was located on the northeastern corner of Galveston Bay. The town was a hotbed of internal politics between the newly arriving

New Yorker [[George T. Ruby]], was sent by the Freedmen's Bureau to Galveston, Texas, where he settled. As a Texas state senator, Ruby was instrumental i

..., commemorates the date when the news finally reached the last slaves at [[Galveston, Texas]]. Legally, the last 40,000 or so slaves were freed in Kentucky,<re

...r:David E. Volk|David Volk]] wrote about [[Susan Criss]], a local judge in Galveston County, Texas, on Monday, because Wed. will be hectic. [[User:David E. Volk

* '''Dickens on The Strand''' in [[Galveston]], [[Texas (U.S. state)|Texas]], is a holiday festival held on the first we