Lyndon B. Johnson Hereford Cow Plush Toy GRSA Interweaving the latest archaeological evidence

Interweaving the latest archaeological evidence with early first-person accounts

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Fresh green leaves are gathered from these bushes by stripping them from the stems that appear right before they bloom

Each piece of art depicts an animal or spirit that is part of the indigenous world

Lyndon B. Johnson Hereford Cow Plush Toy GRSA Interweaving the latest archaeological evidenceWNPA Exclusive! As a teenager, Lyndon Baines Johnson spent summers helping out on his Uncle Clarence Martin's cattle ranch along the Pedernales River. Johnson's attachment to this land was strong. He was born down the road on a farm that had originally been settled by his grandfather. In 1951, Martin gave the dilapidated 250 acre ranch to Senator Johnson in return for a lifetime right to Johnson's mother's house in Johnson City. Among the many