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Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "People riding on a Gunsmoke parade float in the Square. A.B. Rogers Furniture Co. building located on 213 N. LBJ Dr. in background. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Gunsmoke parade float in the Square. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of two excited men taking part in the parade in the Square. From San Marcos Record: "Parade part of the Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Local cinema parade float in front of the Hay County Courthouse held as part of the Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float presenting the LSC Champs. Firestone building located on 215 N. LBJ Dr. in background. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float presenting the LSC Champs. Firestone building located on 215 N. LBJ Dr. and A.B. Rogers Furniture Co. building located on 213 N. LBJ Dr. in background. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float going through the town square. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float going through the town square. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float going through the town square. "The Texan" is on the bottom of the float. Goodyear store in background. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Gunsmoke Parade float going through the town square in front of the Hays County Courthouse. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float going through the town square in front of the Hays County Courthouse. Parade part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Gunsmoke Parade float going through the town square as part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float going through the town square in front of the Courthouse as part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. This float took first place honors. "Maverick" is spelled at the bottom of the float. From San Marcos Record: "Kappa Tau Delta's Parade float with cowboy and playing cards going through the town square as part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of inside a diner near the square during the Frontier Days parade. From San Marcos Record April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of David Primer and Bobby Moore taking part in the local Frontier Day parade, pulling a baby pig along. Photo taken outside the Courthouse. From San Marcos Record: "Reluctant Swine- Not given to being led by leash, this piglet balks at the idea of parading before the hundreds who viewed the extravagant Frontier Days parade. In background is Wimberley float" From April 16, 1959 issue.

Photograph of Frontier Parade. From San Marcos Record: "Parade float going through the town square in front of the Courthouse as part of the ​Frontier Day Celebrations held on April 13, 1959." From April 16, 1959 issue.

Kent Finlay talks about the history of the Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos, its creation and how it stays current, the kind of music played there, and what makes it special. He discusses the state of music in Texas and specifically mentions famous musicians such as Willie Nelson, Marsha Ball, Asleep at the Wheel, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jerry Jeff Walker, George Strait, and more.