This new and revised edition of birds of the big bend, is a unique location guide for sighting more than 425 species of birds found in the Big Bend National Park and vicinity. Forty new species have been added since the book was first published in 19...

The Alamo looks at the far-reaching impact of the image and meaning of the Alamo, an image that has become an unshakeable part of our country's popular and political culture.

This book provides Texas residents, visitors, and vacationers with reliable details on where to enjoy birdlife in any part of the state, at any time of year. Directions to hundreds of birding spots enable access by car, and in certain cases, by boat.

Doug Evans describes twelve genera of cactus living rock, topflower, stout-spined, hedgehog, pineapple, button, barrel, fishhook, nipple, chollas and pricklypears, and Texas nipple and their individual species known to occur in the park.

Fredericksburg, Texas: Living with the past is a delightful journey through the past and into the present, capturing as it goes the essence of the community and its spirit.

Geometry in architecture, a revised edition of pioneer Texas buildings, juxtaposes the historic structures with works by twenty contemporary architects who are inspired by the pioneer tradition to show how seamlessly the basic geometries translate fr...

This book collects forty-one of Dunne's recent essays, drawn from his columns in living bird, wild bird news, the New Jersey Sunday section of the New York Times, birder's world, and other publications.

This bookincludes detailed profiles of sixty-four hotels that are at least fifty years old, have been in operation as places of lodging for the majority of their existence, and are still open today.