“Historic dance halls,” here in Texas anyway, typically conjure up images of sturdy German structures tucked through the Hill Country or stationed on the blackland prairies of Lavaca and Fayette Counties. Dating to the late 1800s, these halls ably represent the stout pioneers who settled the region and constructed facilities for weekend dance gatherings. Dozens […]
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