Lone Star Diary

Lone Star Diary

By Murray MontgomeryHistory
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Lone Star Diary episodes

  • Indians and outlaws
    Another story from an old trail driver. I apologize for the clipping and poor audio.

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    19 min
  • The Story of Texas Jack
    Texas Jack was an Old West superstar - one you've probably never heard of.

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    10 min
  • In his own words: Going up the trail
    This old cowboy shares his experiences of going up the trail with 3,000 head of Texas Longhorns!

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    10 min
  • The Alamo Commander's Son
    The story of Alamo hero William B. Travis' son is one of those seldom talked about in Texas history. Dying at the age of 31 after a lackluster army career, Travis' little boy never gained the fame of his heroric father.

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    9 min
  • Sad Memories of Hurricane Carla
    In this one, I share a personal experience of one of the most savage hurricanes to ever hit the Gulf Coast of Texas. - Hurricane Carla - September 1961

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    13 min
  • The Dance Boys and their guns
    The Dance Brothers came to Texas from North Carolina to set up a grist mill on the Brazos River at old Columbia. After the Civil War began, they started making Colt-style revolvers for the Confederate army. The settlement of Columbia is now known as West Columbia in Brazoria County.

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    11 min
  • He refused to cross the Alamo's line in the sand
    This is the story of Louis "Moses" Rose. Was he a coward for not wanting to fight to the death in the Alamo? In my opinion, Rose wasn't a coward.

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    15 min
  • Eyewitness to the Fall of the Alamo
    Journals, letters, and diary entries uncover Santa Anna's lies about what actually happened. Approximately 180 Texans within the Alamo walls killed 1600 Mexican troops. The Alcalde of San Antonio recalls that this was the "flower of the Mexican army." Santa Anna lies to the Mexican Government and said he only lost 70 men.

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    23 min

About Lone Star Diary

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Murray Montgomery has written non-fictional history articles for the online magazine "Texas Escapes" for over 20 years and now, he brings these stories to listeners in this podcast. Murray resides in…