The Age: Through Glass, Vietnam War comes into focus
By Marie HughesDirector, Chambers County Museum at Wallisville
By 1969, the Vietnam War had reached a turning point. There were still 500,000 U.S. troops in...
From frontier doctor to centenarian: stories that shaped Chambers County
By Marie Hughes, Joan McAnall and Sheryl Shaw
The Texas pioneer doctors serving the Texas frontier during the 1800s were a great source of hope...
The Age: From stick horses to helicopters, Buck Hamilton’s ranching life
By Marie Hughes, director of the Chambers County Museum at Wallisville
George Buchanan “Buck” Hamilton III grew up living every young boy’s dream. When others...
The Age: On Turtle Bayou, a White family legacy took root
By Marie Hughes, director of the Chambers County Museum at Wallisville
Robert Monroe White, son of James Taylor White II and Amanda Speights, was born...
The Age: How three Oak Island brothers turned experience into invention
By Marie Hughes, director of the Chambers County Museum at Wallisville
This is part two of the article on the Glass family of Oak Island,...









