A School History of Texas by Barker, Potts & Ramsdell (1924) offers a fascinating glimpse into how Texas history was taught in the early 20th century. Covering the state’s rich past from early exploration through the Republic era and into modern developments of the time, this textbook provides insights not only into historical events but also into the perspectives and educational priorities of the period. Its engaging narrative and period-specific details make it a valuable resource for historians, educators, and collectors of vintage Texas memorabilia.
 
This hardcover copy is in acceptable condition, showing wear consistent with its age. The binding is intact but has minor separation at the front and back, though the cover remains attached to the text block. Previous owner’s markings are present, including a delightful "easter egg" from the past starting on the front free endpaper. The covers display expected wear for a book of this vintage, adding to its historical character.
 
Some opinions expressed in this work would be considered controversial from a modern perspective.