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Andy Rhodes

  • Managing Editor, Texas Historical Commission’s The Medallion Magazine
As seen in: CultureMap Austin, CultureMap San Antonio, Autosport, Wanderlust (magazine), Authentic Texas
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FIFA World Cup 2026: 7 Texas trips worth taking

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By Andy Rhodes
| Wanderlust (magazine) Verified
United States • Trips The world is watching as the FIFA World Cup gets underway in North America – and nowhere is hosting more matches than the Lone Star State.
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Brazoria County Beckons

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By Andy Rhodes
| Authentic Texas
Travelers looking for day trip ideas near Houston now have several Texas Historical Commission-affiliated sites to consider for a journey back in time. Two were added to the THC portfolio recently, joining 40 other historic sites across Texas. First Capitol of the Republic of Texas The state legislature recently transferred the site of the First Capitol of the Republic of Texas to the THC. On September 1, 2025, it officially became the agency’s newest state historic site.
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A Bold New Chapter At the Birthplace of Texas

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By Andy Rhodes
| Authentic Texas
A beloved landmark on the Brazos River familiar to countless lovers of Texas history will feel entirely new the next time they visit. After a sweeping $54 million renovation, the Texas Historical Commission’sWashington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site—the very place where 59 delegates signed the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836—will reopen with an experience designed to immerse visitors in the sights, sounds and struggles of the Texas Revolution and Republic of Texas.
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