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Max McNabb

Max McNabb

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Managing Editor, Texas Hill Country Magazine

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  • A Texas Must Read: Solving the 1897 Airship Mystery

    By Max McNabb Verified| Texas Hill Country Magazine Verified Michael Busby is a Texan who has authored one of the most riveting works of nonfiction you’re ever likely to read, a book destined to stand as a classic in the field of UFO research. Indeed, it offers an answer to the riddle of the earliest wave of UFOs in the modern era. From late 1896 to mid-1897, starting in California and trailing off in the Lone Star State, thousands of witnesses saw strange flying craft in the skies.

    By Max McNabb Verified · Texas Hill Country Magazine

    Dec. 24, 2024

  • Do You Know the Meaning of GTT Left on Abandoned Homes?

    By Max McNabb Verified| Texas Hill Country Magazine Verified Do you know what the famous abbreviation GTT means? In the 1800s, Gone To Texas was a phrase often found carved or painted on the doors of abandoned houses or left as a sign on a fence. For example, during the economic panic of 1819, many people escaped their debt by moving to Texas. Just before his death at the Alamo, Davy Crockett explained what brought him to Texas. “…I will tell you all about it.

    By Max McNabb Verified · Texas Hill Country Magazine

    Jul. 13, 2023

  • A Texas Must Read: Solving the 1897 Airship Mystery

    By Max McNabb Verified| Texas Hill Country Magazine Verified Michael Busby is a Texan who has authored one of the most riveting works of nonfiction you’re ever likely to read, a book destined to stand as a classic in the field of UFO research. Indeed, it offers an answer to the riddle of the earliest wave of UFOs in the modern era. From late 1896 to mid-1897, starting in California and trailing off in the Lone Star State, thousands of witnesses saw strange flying craft in the skies.

    By Max McNabb Verified · Texas Hill Country Magazine

    Dec. 24, 2024

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Texas Hill Country Magazine

We create agriculture, rural lifestyle and country music content for radio, television, podcast and streaming video sources. Find us at www.ruralstrongmedia.com.

Louisville, United States

+1 309-765-8000

Founded: 2021