Looking Back at the First Director of the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History
Aalbert Heine dedicated his career to educating Corpus Christi while highlighting the importance of hands-on learning.
Aalbert Heine dedicated his career to educating Corpus Christi while highlighting the importance of hands-on learning.
How a few surfers, a California connection and the shifting sands of Padre Island launched the Coastal Bend’s still-growing surf
Mayor McIver Furman’s plunge into the Bay kicked off Buccaneer Days in 1965.
Joseph French Green’s La Quinta was the centerpiece of the ranch’s operation.
The Palace Theatre served downtown Corpus Christi for decades before meeting an untimely end.
A look back at this philanthropic and social outlet for the city’s grandmothers.
William Benton (W.B.) Ray's lasting impact on the local education landscape in Corpus Christi.
Watsonia estate is an architectural masterpiece on Ocean Drive
Scientific progress was made when Corpus Christi was chosen as a trial site for Jonas Salk’s vaccine.
The history of manned spaceflight and how the station directors in Corpus Christi helped make it possible.
How women of Corpus Christi worked to honor their children’s wartime sacrifices
The story of the largest cargo of coffee ever received at Port Corpus Christi for Nueces Coffee Co.
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