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Canoes are Cool!
A canoe is a narrow boat that is powered by human strength. Canoes are usually pointed and both ends which are also known as the stern and the bow. Open on the top, with seats going from side to side. Some canoes can also be covered. Canoes are essentially made from different types of wood. Although through time; some canoes are being made... Read More
What are the Most Popular Styles of Biking Today?
From touring to off-road riding to track riding to cyclo-riding to recreational biking — there are nearly as many distinct styles of riding as there are bikes. The subsequent is a short discussion of three of the most popular styles of biking today. Street/Urban Riding Street/Urban riding is when you bike through urban areas, ride on ledges... Read More
Sherman, TX Public Library
The Library is located at 421 North Travis and is a wonderful place to visit. It is part of the BARR (Bibliographic Association of The Red River) and shares resources with The Grayson County College Library, Austin College’s Abell Library and Denison Public Library. Library Cards Library cards are free for residents of Sherman. The... Read More
Day Trip: Sam Bell Maxey House
Sam Bell Maxey was a US senator. He was also a Confederate general. As well, he was also a veteran of the Mexican war. Along with his wife Marilda they served an array of notable guests in their beautiful home. Their home, built in 1868 has enchanted many visitors over the years. Those living or traveling through the Sherman, Texas area are... Read More
Red River Historical Museum
The Red River Historical Museum is a treat for any history enthusiast. If you reside in or near the Sherman, Texas area or just traveling through, take the time to stop in and visit this museum. The Red River Historical Museum has a plethora of information on Grayson County, which is in Northern Texas. Once known as the Carnegie Building,... Read More
Day Trip: Sam Rayburn House
Local Sherman, Texas residents should take note of the Sam Rayburn House as a great day trip to travel to. Sam Rayburn was known as a great politician and statesman in his time. This Congressman served in the United States for approximately 48 years. His home, built in 1916, is a two-story dwelling and is open to the public for viewing. Many... Read More
Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge
Are you a resident of the Sherman, Texas area? If you answered yes then you will not want to pass by an opportunity to visit the Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge. The Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge is located on Lake Texoma. This lake is nuzzled in between Oklahoma and Texas. Beginning in 1946 this approximate 12,000 acres of land and... Read More
Day Trip: Eisenhower Birthplace
If you live or are visiting the vicinity of the Sherman or Denison, Texas community you will not want to miss stopping in to see President Eisenhower’s birthplace. In 1890, our 34th president of the United States of America was born, Dwight David Eisenhower, in this average American house on October 14th. Dwight became well known by... Read More