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Explore the history of this Central Texas town of 129,000 since along the river and is home to Baylor University, the oldest institute of Higher Learning in the state. The institute of texan thatre in san antonio says the second most well known thing from the Texas Rangers was the alamo, and we are talking about 200 years of the history and heritage of upholding values of law, order, and justice. Later we will visit the Dr Pepper Museum as we learn how impact of gettings the local economy. In 1885 when a pharmacist was mixing together ine different concoctions the back of the old corner drugst...

In the waco area for very long. They were itinerant farm laborers, but it was not only Jesse Washington himself, 17 and mentally challenged, who was plowing the fields and working for them, but it was also his parents who lived in a little shack on their property with some other children. I think there was a younger brother, a teenager, and they were all doing some kind of work. She was found at the door to the seed barn with her head bashed in. It looked like she had been hit over the head really hard several times, and her clothes were somewhat disheveled, also. Of course, they called the in...

Education, including not only Baylor University but two black colleges. It had the nickname of the athens of texas because there were so many institutions of higher education. They also had a lot of libraries. Wacos society had always considered itself a little more civilized, loftier than other towns. So it was particularly ironic that in this prosperous, welleducated town with so many of lifes amenities that this incident could happen. The story of the waco lynching of Jesse Washington in 1916 really begins with the discovery of the body of lucy fryer who was a farm woman who was his employe...

It was in what the eastern chronicle called the cultured, reputable town of waco that was known for its many institutions of higher education, including Baylor University and two black colleges. It had the neck name of the athens of texas because there were so many institutions of higher education. They had a lot of libraries. O always considered itself a little loftier, more civilized than other towns. Thats particularly ironic in this prosperous, welleducated town, where so many of lifes amenities, that this incident could happen. The story of the lynching of Jesse Washington in 1916 begins ...

The 2014 Freedom Award in the capitol statuary hall. During the 1960s civil rights movement, lewis served as chairman of the student nonviolent cord knitting committee, and helped organize the march on washington and the Voting Rights march from selma to montgomery, alabama. That is tonight at 9 25 eastern time, here on American History tv. This year, cspan is touring cities across the country, exploring American History. You are watching American History tv, all weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. It is hard to imagine an essentially a modern day town where our grandparents or greatgrandparent...