This picture doesn't do this gravesite justice. Truly beautiful! Outside of Houston.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Pool at the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, TX. David Koresh and his followers were in a 51 day standoff with federal agents. It ended on April 19, 1993 when the compound was destroyed in a fire. Close to 80 people were killed including numerous children.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
See those telephone poles waaaaay in the back? This is the abandoned town of Bakersfield, TX. I'll be posting pix of what's left down there, so tune in tomorrow!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Since I'm not Catholic I don't know who this is. But, she's beautiful and reminds me of Glenda the Good Witch from The Wizard of Oz. Church in Goliad, TX.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Found this beauty on one of our explorations in Bartlett, TX. Oh, the stories this house could tell! Would LOVE to restore!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
Sam Houston was an American statesman, the first and third president of the Republic of Texas, and one of the first 2 individuals to represent Texas in the US Senate.2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
I am SO trying to make friends with this chill little guy! Have tried pistachios, but he won't eat them while I'm there. Next stop, crackers.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Built in the 1800's, this house is still standing and still owned by the family! Near Junction, Texas.3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
LOVE this abandoned old house! Would love to restore and live by a lake. Wharton Co. Texas.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
No, those aren't rocks you're seeing. That's what's left of old Hwy 87 in Port Arthur, Texas.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/urbanexploration
Saw this in a Brenham, TX cemetery. Anyone know what it is? If it wasn't on the ground, I would think it was a cute bird house or squirrel house.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Really love this headstone! South Park Cemetery in Pearland, Texas.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Behind the old mill used in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. That place is cuh-reepy!!!!!2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
This beautiful buck posed perfectly for his pic. He was with his posse. ;) Canyon Lake, TX.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Saw this in a Brenham, TX cemetery. Anyone know what it is? If it wasn't on the ground, I would think it was a cute bird house or squirrel house.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
The bluebonnets are in full bloom in Texas!! I love this time of the year!2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
This picture doesn't do this gravesite justice. Truly beautiful!1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
Abandoned church in Wharton Co., Texas. The gentleman who takes care of the property said the church hasn't been used in years. And it's been padlocked forever.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Chancla Tree in Corpus Christi, Texas. Chancla is spanish slang for flip-flop, slide, or slipper, and can be thrown or used for a direct hit. In other words, you're getting your butt kicked by a flip-flop. :)2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
I am SO trying to make friends with this chill little guy! Have tried pistachios, but he won't eat them while I'm there. Next stop, crackers.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/squirrels
The Twin Sisters are a pair of cannons used during the Texas Revolution. Among the most famous artillery in Texas military history, the Come and Take It cannon started the revolution at the Battle of Gonzales and the Twin Sisters won it at the Battle of San Jacinto.10mo ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
I bet this beauty could tell us some stories! We would definitely restore this!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/abandoned
THEY'RE SO FLUFFY!!!!!!!! I think they'll be ready to fly soon. Hope I can catch that on video!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/birds
Booth, Texas, was founded in 1894 by Irby Booth. Booth Public School was started in 1912 and pop. peaked during WW1 with over 150 students.2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Outside a cemetery in Schulenburg, Texas stands this hobbit tree. No one was home. ;)2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Nature always wins. A trees' gotta grow where a trees' gotta grow!2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Murdered Reverends' grave in Olivewood Cemetery, the first black cemetery in Houston.2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/houston
This makes me sad. And a bit creeped out. There are quite a few graves with no markers. Not sure if it's because there is no one there or what.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
Interesting find in a Rosanky, TX cemetery. A mirror? Or, even more terrifying, a portal?? No marker, no name. Spooky!1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Inside St Mary Roman Catholic Church, one of the painted churches in Schulenburg, Texas. Check out our video! https://youtu.be/1JVobMfxbgU Like, SUBSCRIBE, share. Appreciate the support!1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
I've never seen a door on a tombstone. Kinda creepy! Found in Pattison, TX cemetery.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
All that's left of the tiny town of Security, TX is this sign at the train tracks. 202211mo ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texashistory
Hotel Sabine, Port Arthur, TX. Permanently closed, supposedly haunted, boarded up, and surrounded by a fence and the Port Arthur Police Station. There are talks of tearing it down because it's too expensive to fix. :(1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Beautiful monument to the Sisters and Reverend Mother who served their church from 1878-1919. Holy Cross Cemetery in Houston, TX.11mo ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
Ruins in Terlingua, Texas. Where the dead outnumber the living.3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
The Twin Sisters are a pair of cannons used during the Texas Revolution. Among the most famous artillery in Texas military history, the Come and Take It cannon started the revolution at the Battle of Gonzales and the Twin Sisters won it at the Battle of San Jacinto.10mo ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texashistory
Fred Hartman Bridge joining Baytown and LaPorte, Texas. Beautiful work of art!!2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Beautiful headstone to honor this blacksmith, Laurance Frank. Galveston, Texas.2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
No, those aren't rocks you're seeing. That's what's left of old Hwy 87 in Port Arthur, Texas.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Our view from the backyard of a house in Ruidosa, Texas. Those mountains? That's Mexico! Yeah, we were THAT close!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Williamson County, Texas. We love cemeteries, but this one FREAKED ME OUT!! I do NOT like cornfields! Needless to say, we didn't stay long!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
Not sure if this is ok to post here, but here goes. In the 1950's a couples small child died. They were so distraught they planned for the husband to murder the wife and then commit suicide and, with their child, be buried in this one of a kind coffin. That never happened.2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/CemeteryPorn
In a New Waverly, Texas park stands this fire fighter statue. The eagle is handing him a chainsaw. All hand carved. I truly love this!2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
In Alpine, Texas, we checked into our tiny house and these guys were in the backyard to greet us. They're javelinas. No, not hogs. They are a native species classified as a game animal in the great state of Texas. :)3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Ford GT40's. Worth a cool half million!! Same car show as the Cobra.2yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
Abandoned rice dryer in Liberty, TX. Sadly, we couldn't get in. But it's beautiful!3yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/abandoned
Another beautiful headstone in South Park Cemetery, Pearland, TX.1yr ⋅ rootlessdestinations ⋅ r/texas
