MEMOIRS  FROM  LA  HAVANA

After the Nacogdoches Cigar Company was established, original shareholder Harry F. Wilson founded his own company, producing Bonita cigars.

In 2019, the Nacogdoches Cigar Company experienced a remarkable revival, breathing new life into the city’s rich cigar-making heritage.

Louis P. DeMouche was a key figure in East Texas' tobacco industry, driving the growth of Nacogdoches Cigar Company.

The 750-acre Redfield tobacco plantation, previously claimed by Mrs. Alice Webb-Duke, has been sold by S.F.B. Morse to John Sanborn.

"The Nacogdoches Cigar Company promised the 'best five and ten cent smokers ever placed on the market.'

Tobacco fever swept East Texas in 1904 as investors saw gold in the rich soil. With industry giants backing the crop in Nacogdoches, Texas.

East Texas tobacco, once a local experiment, won gold medals and transformed into a thriving industry, with cigar factories and railroad sup

H.S. Edler’s expertise and dedication played a pivotal role in shaping the tobacco industry in Nacogdoches.

Discover how Nacogdoches' soil sparked the U.S. cigar boom, producing top-quality tobacco and forever shaping the industry.

Rekindled Smoke: Discover the forgotten cigar legacy of Nacogdoches, where East Texas tobacco once ruled the industry. (Part 1)