El Paso history

The El Paso Museum of History invites the community to view a new exhibition, Neighborhoods & Shared Memories: Manhattan Heights.

Finding & watching old footage of El Paso is always a trip & thankfully there's many clips preserving El Paso's past.

A real photo postcards of Downtown El Paso sometime in the 1960's gives us a glimpse into a beautiful time in El Paso history

Expect to see an El Paso landmark, the Pancho Villa Stash Home, featured on the History Channel in the future.

Spooky season is right around the corner!

A beautiful glimpse into El Paso's history

It's so neat that El Paso was the place to go against racism and be okay with it.

There's nothing like learning a history lesson about a century-old secret that happened right in your hometown.

The church was established in 1893 and has seen zillions of marriages, baptisms, funerals, church services, students, and more.

The El Paso Fire Department has two new rigs and they're having what's known as a "wetdown ceremony" Saturday to officially put them into service.

Saturday night, The Rockhouse goes full-tilt, groove - punk - metal. You should go!!

This local author has his name on a tombstone at Concordia Cemetery but is still alive!