Texas Almanac, established in 1857, is the ultimate go-to source for everything related to the Lone Star State. With a rich history dating back to the early days of Texas, this esteemed publication offers comprehensive knowledge and insights into various aspects of Texas life. Originally focused on history and state government workings, the almanac has evolved over the years to become a highly esteemed reference book on resources, commerce, industries, government, and the overall development of Texas.

Published annually since 1929, except during certain periods like World War I, the Texas Almanac is now released on a biennial basis. It has also featured special editions to commemorate significant milestones, including the 100th and 150th anniversaries. Nowadays, Texas Almanac covers a wide range of topics, including population, politics, economics, industries, and more, serving as an indispensable resource for researchers, historians, and curious individuals alike.

Texas Almanac is currently edited by Rosie Hatch and Rachel Kaelin, ensuring that the publication remains up-to-date and accurate. In 2008, it was generously donated to the Texas State Historical Association, which has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of Texas since 1897. With the support of TSHA, Texas Almanac continues to be a trusted and reliable source for anyone seeking knowledge about the great state of Texas