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Undertold History

Texas history is brimming with tales of heroism, resilience, and innovation. But what about the stories that haven't been widely shared? The hidden gems, the forgotten heroes, the wide-ranging experiences that shaped the Lone Star State? Dive into these chapters of Texas's past with our collection of blog posts, stories, and itineraries inspired by the Texas Historical Commission's Undertold Marker Program. Discover the lesser-known events, people, and places that have shaped Texas, and embark on a journey that connects you with the untold narratives waiting to be explored.

Pictured: An Undertold Marker telling the story of the famous KKK trials held at the Williamson County Courthouse in Georgetown
Credit: Quester Mark
A past we forget that we need to know.
Charles Philbrick, “A Travail Past”

Be in the Room Where it Happened

No less important than the stories we all know by heart, Undertold History has been history in the shadows. Well, no more! Here we shine a light on the lesser-known stories - those hidden gems - and then put you in the "room" where history happened. The following blog posts give you the historical background, then send you off with an itinerary in hand to explore the places where history was made and heroes were born.

Stay tuned for more stories about Undertold History coming soon!