Red McCombs was in some ways the prototypical Texan, a boot-wearing giant with a West Texas drawl, who, to use his words, dabbled in everything from automobiles and cattle to oil and gas, broadcasting, insurance, racehorses, motion pictures, real estate and minor league baseball. But business and civic leaders remember him as “one of a kind” because of his influence on business, sports and philanthropy in the Lone Star State.
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‘Spectacular’ Stone Estate Built With 100-Year-Old River Beams Lists in Westchester for $5.8 Million: ‘The Pinnacle of Guard Hill’
A stone mansion in Westchester County that was built as an enduring homage to the spectacular estates of old has...
