Today we are showing our pride for the Lone Star State, with this Texas A-Z list! It doesn’t matter if you are moving to Texas or you’ve lived here your entire life, the Lone Star State is fascinating. We all know Texas is too awesome to sum up in just 26 words, so we’ve created your Texas A-Z list. This list provides everything you need to know about Texas history from A to Z. Get ready — your state pride is about to get Texas-sized.
Armadillo
Flickr/chrisvandyck I’d like to think we have by far the cutest state animal.
Barbecue
Flickr/wallyg Barbecues are one of the best things about living in Texas. Where else do smokers this big exist?!
Country music
Flickr/caseygoodman An ice cold beer and some George Strait in our ears is all we really need to have a good time.
Dr Pepper
cyclonebill/Flickr We guzzle this stuff like water. (If you think we’re being grammatically incorrect when we spell it, you must not be from Texas.)
Enchanted Rock
Flickr/tjc One of the greatest natural wonders of our state, no doubt. The name originated from the Tonkawa Indians who believed they saw ghost fires and heard creaking sounds coming from the rock after a Spanish conquistador placed a spell on it. Enchanted Rock, Texas 78643, USA
Football
Flickr/jdtornow I don’t think this one needs any elaboration. Football should be on every Texas A-Z list.
Guadalupe Peak
faungg’s photos/Flickr Guadalupe Peak is the highest peak in Texas, and a total stunner! Guadalupe Peak
Hamilton Pool
Flickr/dawilson Speaking of stunning, we have a magical grotto in our state. We’re cooler than you. Hamilton Pool, Texas 78620, USA
Ice Cream
Flickr/kusine Specifically Blue Bell. Nothing else.
Janis Joplin
Tony Alter via Flickr She’ll always have a little piece of our hearts.
King Ranch
Flickr/jstephenconn It’s the largest ranch in the entire country and the birthplace of the Santa Gertrudis breed of cattle.
Lyndon B. Johnson
Flickr/manhhai One of the most influential presidents in history was born right here in Texas. He definitely deserves this spot on our Texas history A-Z list.
Muddin'.
Flickr/zachd1_618 You aren’t a true Texan until your tires have been covered in mud.
NASA
Flickr/dawilson “Houston, we have a problem!”
Oil
Flickr/michael_reed Oil is a big deal here — and our bank accounts are happy about that!
Palo Duro Canyon
Flickr/sarowen Being close to this natural wonder is one of our favorite parts about living in Texas. Palo Duro Canyon, Texas 79226, USA
Queso
Flickr/imelda Cheese is one of our main food groups.
Rodeo
Flickr/alanenglish It ain’t Texas without some annual calf ropin’ and horse ridin'.
Sweet tea
Flickr/ironypoisoning Your teeth may fall out, but it’s totally worth it!
Tubing!
Flickr/bynicholas Every Texan knows that summer means it’s time to head to the hill country and hop in a tube for a long float.
Universities
Nick Amoscato/Flickr We’re home to several major universities! The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78712, USA
Venison
Flickr/bensutherland We love us some deer sausage.
Whataburger
Flickr/qnr It’s the best fast food around. We don’t care if you think otherwise.
X Marks the Spot
Flickr/seamark We have a lot of buried treasure in Texas, surprisingly. One of the most notable is the Lost San Saba Silver Mine, which was last seen on maps in 1829.
Y’all
Gregory Morris via Flickr It’s a Texas thing and y’all wouldn’t understand.
ZZ Top
Flickr/felipeneves Yeah, we’re pretty proud that our state produced such a legend.
There ya have it, folks. Here is your Texas history A-Z list and everything you need to know about Texas.
Flickr/chrisvandyck
I’d like to think we have by far the cutest state animal.
Flickr/wallyg
Barbecues are one of the best things about living in Texas. Where else do smokers this big exist?!
Flickr/caseygoodman
An ice cold beer and some George Strait in our ears is all we really need to have a good time.
cyclonebill/Flickr
We guzzle this stuff like water. (If you think we’re being grammatically incorrect when we spell it, you must not be from Texas.)
Flickr/tjc
One of the greatest natural wonders of our state, no doubt. The name originated from the Tonkawa Indians who believed they saw ghost fires and heard creaking sounds coming from the rock after a Spanish conquistador placed a spell on it.
Enchanted Rock, Texas 78643, USA
Flickr/jdtornow
I don’t think this one needs any elaboration. Football should be on every Texas A-Z list.
faungg’s photos/Flickr
Guadalupe Peak is the highest peak in Texas, and a total stunner!
Guadalupe Peak
Flickr/dawilson
Speaking of stunning, we have a magical grotto in our state. We’re cooler than you.
Hamilton Pool, Texas 78620, USA
Flickr/kusine
Specifically Blue Bell. Nothing else.
Tony Alter via Flickr
She’ll always have a little piece of our hearts.
Flickr/jstephenconn
It’s the largest ranch in the entire country and the birthplace of the Santa Gertrudis breed of cattle.
Flickr/manhhai
One of the most influential presidents in history was born right here in Texas. He definitely deserves this spot on our Texas history A-Z list.
Flickr/zachd1_618
You aren’t a true Texan until your tires have been covered in mud.
“Houston, we have a problem!”
Flickr/michael_reed
Oil is a big deal here — and our bank accounts are happy about that!
Flickr/sarowen
Being close to this natural wonder is one of our favorite parts about living in Texas.
Palo Duro Canyon, Texas 79226, USA
Flickr/imelda
Cheese is one of our main food groups.
Flickr/alanenglish
It ain’t Texas without some annual calf ropin’ and horse ridin'.
Flickr/ironypoisoning
Your teeth may fall out, but it’s totally worth it!
Flickr/bynicholas
Every Texan knows that summer means it’s time to head to the hill country and hop in a tube for a long float.
Nick Amoscato/Flickr
We’re home to several major universities!
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78712, USA
Flickr/bensutherland
We love us some deer sausage.
Flickr/qnr
It’s the best fast food around. We don’t care if you think otherwise.
Flickr/seamark
We have a lot of buried treasure in Texas, surprisingly. One of the most notable is the Lost San Saba Silver Mine, which was last seen on maps in 1829.
Gregory Morris via Flickr
It’s a Texas thing and y’all wouldn’t understand.
Flickr/felipeneves
Yeah, we’re pretty proud that our state produced such a legend.
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Everything You Need To Know About Texas May 19, 2021 Courtnie Erickson Things to do while living in Texas Count yourself blessed if you live in Texas. The Lone Star State is the perfect place to live with incredible dining, gorgeous views, and a long list of exciting events. To help you enjoy living in Texas, get out and explore. Lake Whitney is the perfect place to get away from the bustle of city life. If you are feeling like an adventure, make sure you check out the 6.6-mile El Paso Tin Mines Trail in the Franklin Mountains State Park. This trail will lead you to a fascinating abandoned mine. For the perfect day trip, visit Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch. This awesome attraction features a 450-acre wildlife park with more than 500 animals that freely roam the grounds. After you spend time watching the animals, head to the on-site restaurant and enjoy a delicious meal. The best things about Texas There is a reason many individuals are drawn to the Lone Star State. The dining is incredible and Texas is home to some of the best restaurants around the country. There are many small towns that are charming and downright delightful. Plus, there are natural wonders around the state that will leave you speechless and grateful to be living in this beautiful country. Texas History A-Z Texas has a fascinating history. There are many buildings, cities, and natural wonders that tell a cool story. For example, did you know that the Atkinson Candy Company has been making one of America’s favorite candies in the little town of Lufkin, Texas, since the 1930s? For even more cool facts about Texas, check out our article filled with 12 things you didn’t know about the history of Texas.
The OIYS Visitor Center
Everything You Need To Know About Texas
May 19, 2021
Courtnie Erickson
Things to do while living in Texas Count yourself blessed if you live in Texas. The Lone Star State is the perfect place to live with incredible dining, gorgeous views, and a long list of exciting events. To help you enjoy living in Texas, get out and explore. Lake Whitney is the perfect place to get away from the bustle of city life. If you are feeling like an adventure, make sure you check out the 6.6-mile El Paso Tin Mines Trail in the Franklin Mountains State Park. This trail will lead you to a fascinating abandoned mine. For the perfect day trip, visit Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch. This awesome attraction features a 450-acre wildlife park with more than 500 animals that freely roam the grounds. After you spend time watching the animals, head to the on-site restaurant and enjoy a delicious meal. The best things about Texas There is a reason many individuals are drawn to the Lone Star State. The dining is incredible and Texas is home to some of the best restaurants around the country. There are many small towns that are charming and downright delightful. Plus, there are natural wonders around the state that will leave you speechless and grateful to be living in this beautiful country. Texas History A-Z Texas has a fascinating history. There are many buildings, cities, and natural wonders that tell a cool story. For example, did you know that the Atkinson Candy Company has been making one of America’s favorite candies in the little town of Lufkin, Texas, since the 1930s? For even more cool facts about Texas, check out our article filled with 12 things you didn’t know about the history of Texas.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Count yourself blessed if you live in Texas. The Lone Star State is the perfect place to live with incredible dining, gorgeous views, and a long list of exciting events. To help you enjoy living in Texas, get out and explore. Lake Whitney is the perfect place to get away from the bustle of city life. If you are feeling like an adventure, make sure you check out the 6.6-mile El Paso Tin Mines Trail in the Franklin Mountains State Park. This trail will lead you to a fascinating abandoned mine.
For the perfect day trip, visit Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch. This awesome attraction features a 450-acre wildlife park with more than 500 animals that freely roam the grounds. After you spend time watching the animals, head to the on-site restaurant and enjoy a delicious meal.
The best things about Texas
There is a reason many individuals are drawn to the Lone Star State. The dining is incredible and Texas is home to some of the best restaurants around the country. There are many small towns that are charming and downright delightful. Plus, there are natural wonders around the state that will leave you speechless and grateful to be living in this beautiful country.
Texas History A-Z
Texas has a fascinating history. There are many buildings, cities, and natural wonders that tell a cool story. For example, did you know that the Atkinson Candy Company has been making one of America’s favorite candies in the little town of Lufkin, Texas, since the 1930s? For even more cool facts about Texas, check out our article filled with 12 things you didn’t know about the history of Texas.
