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More Info Stephenville Roller Rink
  • Highway 108 (Huckabay Highway), Stephenville
  • Sports & Recreation
  • 254-968-4040

More Info Sterne-Hoya House Museum
  • 211 S. Lanana St., Nacogdoches
  • Museum
  • 936-560-5426

More Info Steve Napper Fine Arts Studio/Gallery
  • 217-B Old Ingram Loop, Ingram
  • 830-367-7775

More Info Official Website Steves Homestead
  • 509 King William, San Antonio
  • Historical Site
  • 210-225-5924

This large mansion belonged to Edward Steves, founder of Steves Lumber Company.

More Info Stillman House Museum
  • 1305 E Washington St, Brownsville
  • Museum
  • 956-542-3929

More Info Stockyards Collection and Museum
  • 131 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth
  • Museum
  • 817-625-5082

This museum collects artifacts from the stockyard days, from memorabilia from packing companies to memorabilia from the Stock Show Queen celebrations. This is also home to the "Eternal Light,” a bulb that burned continuously in the Byers Opera House backstage for almost seventy years, beginning in 1...

More Info Official Website Stockyards Station
  • 130 E Exchange Avenue, Fort Worth
  • City Park-Neighborhood
  • 972-988-6877

More Info Stonehenge at UTPB
  • 4901 East University, Odessa
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More Info Stonehenge in the Hills
  • FM 1340, Ingram
  • Monument-Building

This began as a limestone slab given to one Al Sheppard by one neighbor, Doug Hill. It was meant to be part of a back patio. Al Sheppard stuck it into the ground like a monolith. Then it grew, into this plaster-graphite-metal-steel Stonehenge, which looks pretty much like Stonehenge, only it rings i...

More Info Strand Historic District
  • Downtown Galveston, Galveston
  • Historical Site

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