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| Welcome to the home page of State House Press and the McWhiney Foundation
Press, non-profit publishers of quality books on the history of Texas and
of the Civil War. Both are operated by the Grady McWhiney Research Foundation, which recently received the 2005 Mary Moody Northen Award of the Texas Historical Foundation for these publishing activities and
for its development of the Buffalo Gap Historic Village. You can browse our offerings by clicking here, though specialized series are listed separately. Be sure to check for
special sales of selected items. |
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State House Press publishes not only Texana by contemporary authors but reprints of classic
accounts of Texas life and history otherwise inaccessible to the general
public. It has developed an enviable reputation for high standards of scholarship
and readability. As Kent Biffle of the Dallas Morning News once said, “I never met a State House Press book I didn’t like.” In addition to individual book titles, State House publishes several series of books. The Texas Heritage Series and the Military History of Texas Series have recently been joined by a new series designed for younger readers. The Stars of Texas Series consists of biographies of significant figures from Texas history which are designed to be read by children studying Texas history in the fourth grade of our schools. The McWhiney Foundation Press specializes in books on the history of the Old South and the Civil War. We are probably best known for our Civil War Campaigns and Commanders Series. Our goal with these titles has been to make history accessible to as many readers as possible by providing brief, authoritative books on important events and leaders of the Civil War. To accomplish this task, we have recruited some of America’s leading historians and many bright new scholars. One of the latter is Than Dossman, who is our current featured author. We believe firmly in narrative history, in telling a good story, and telling it well – without losing sight of the people who made history and the events that changed a nation. |
 IT’S HERE! You may have read about the Alamo, but you’ve never seen it like this! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS.   Stephen L. Hardin, author of Texian Macabre: The Melancholy Tale of a Hanging in Early Houston, was recently interviewed by Ed Blackburn of Texana Review. Listen to the twenty-minute interview at: http://texanareview.typepad.com/posts/ |
 State House Press and the McWhiney Foundation Press are part of the Texas A&M University Press Consortium, which handles retail distribution for a number of small but distinguished publishers. Our entire list of offerings, with pictures, summaries, prices, and easy online ordering, is available in our section of the consortium web pages. |
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For more information on McWhiney Foundation Press (325) 572-3990 (voice) or (325) 572-3991 (fax); since 9-24-2006 |