El Paso History Radio Show
Listen to the El Paso History Radio Show on KTSM AM 690, Saturdays from 10am to Noon MT. Also live online at www.KTSMRadio.iHeart.com . Call the show live on Saturdays and join the discussion… 915-544-5876.
April 10, 2021
The topic is a re-cap of the early history of El Paso with historian Bernie Sargent, from Onate to 1930.
April 17, 2021
Al Borrego is our guest to describe a new non-profit that he has created called the Cultural Heritage Society of the Camino Real de Tierra Adentro. From his San Elizario, Texas location on that Camino Real he looks both North and South to explain this very first King’s Highway in North America.
April 24, 2021
Hour one our topic is the Ham Radio business/hobby in El Paso history. They have been around quite a while. And second hour, our topic is the Gold Prospectors of El Paso
(West Texas and Southern New Mexico). It is a group of people who plan to find gold somewhere, and they look around El Paso.
May 1, 2021
Mark Howe from the International Boundary and Water Commission returns with some new archive material found by Randy Corbin, the grandson of an early Commissioner, Henry P. Corbin, who left several volumes of his early work and correspondence, including a letter from Anson Mills.
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El Paso history is Six Guns and Shady Ladies, El Paso’ s prominent Old West re-enactor group. They met at San Antonio Street and El Paso Street on April 14, 2016, and portrayed the famous “Four Dead in Five Seconds” gunfight.
It also made Marshall Dallas Stoudenmire famous on that date, April 14th, on that same corner, in 1881.
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Here is the 9 minute film THE FIRST CAMINO REAL IN AMERICA from August, 2015 Produced by Jackson Polk. Click picture to view.
The Texas Trost Society held a sold-out fundraiser walking tour of Henry Trost buildings in downtown El Paso, Texas on March 26, 2016.
For the evening, Dr. Max Grossman, architectural historian, became Henry C. Trost, famous El Paso architect, and personally led the discussion and tour, primarily of Bassett Tower.
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