Kingsbury Texas

The Autumnal Equinox, National Elephant Appreciation Day, the Summer edition of the Kingsbury Independent is available, George Washington lays the cornerstone to the U.S. Capitol building, and Ferd and Henry Imhoff behind the bar in the Imhoff Saloon in the early 1900s.

The Star Spangled Banner is penned this week in history, National Hug Your Hound Day, Kingsbury Fall Harvest Festival is set for October, it's the Full Harvest Moon, the Mayflower sets sail, burn ban is lifted, and Kingsbury girls pose with the school zone sign in the early 1940s.

The Kingsbury Birthday Bash was this past Saturday along with the Gidder-Dun Trail Ride and auction, National Teddy Bear Day, the Kingsbury Cafe wins the Governor's Small Business Award for Guadalupe County, Happy Labor Day, Stop Seguin South will be meeting September 10th, Sam Houston is elected President of Texas in 1836, the burn ban has been lifted, and a picture of the Wolfshohl Hotel and Coates cotton gin in the early 1900s.

Kingsbury Birthday Bash and Gidder-Dun Trail Riders this Labor Day weekend, National Tailgating Day, meetings of the Kingsbury VFD and Auxiliary, Kingsbury T-shirts now available online, The Stars and Stripes is flown in battle for the first time, and pictures of the Wolfshohl Hotel.

Labor Day Weekend festivities include the Kingsbury Birthday Bash, the Gidder-Dun Trail Riders, and an auction and dance benefiting ALS research, National Peach Pie Day, Texas Ranger John Armstrong arrests John Wesley Hardin this week in 1877, and a picture of the Kingsbury High School Class of 1937.

Anniversary of Hurricane Alicia, National Lemon Meringue Pie Day, it's the Full Sturgeon Moon, plans for party and trail ride on Labor Day in Kingsbury, and a picture of WWI service men in uniform on Railway Street.

Purple Heart medal is created by General George Washington, National S'Mores Day, Annie Oakley is born, still in a burn ban, and a picture of downtown Kingsbury in 1987.

The first Six Flags opens in Arlington, National Mutt Day, Kingsbury expands with voluntary annexations, Ice Cream Social at the Methodist Church, Kingsbury VFD 47th annual Bar-B-Q is another success, early 1940s picture of local girls on the highway through town.

The first railroad accident in the U.S., National Cheesecake Day, Kingsbury City Commission has public hearings on voluntary annexations, the annual KVFD Bar-B-Q is this weekend, the burn ban is in effect, and a picture of a roundup at the Kingsbury Depot livestock pens.

The Bertling boys come home from the hospital, Wiley Post is the first aviator to fly around the world, "Wrong Way" Corrigan takes off from New York for the west coast ... flying east, National Hammock Day, Kingsbury City Commission will be holding Public Meetings on more voluntary annexations, it's the Full Buck Moon, Black Bart strikes again, there is no burn ban ... yet, and a picture of the old Post Office and drug store downtown in 1912.