By the end of the 19th century, the city of Galveston had a population of 37,000. Its position on the natural harbor of Galveston Bay along the Gulf of Mexico made it the center of trade in Texas. It was one of the nation's largest cotton ports, in competition with New Orleans.
The result of the trioâs work in Shepherdstown is a six-part TV series called âGhosts in Shepherdstownâ that premieres at 10 tonight on Destination America. Hartley and Saint said the history of Shepherdstown was ripe for a paranormal investigation.
4. Amy Madigan and Gaby Hoffmann were family in a previous movie. Madigan, who plays Chanice, and Hoffmann, who plays Maizy, appeared as mother and daughter in the film Field of Dreams, which was released the same year as Uncle Buck. 5. It was shot and released in the same year. Uncle Buck began filming, was released in theaters, and was released on home video all within 1989. 6. The film was originally supposed to take place in St. Louis. It was changed to the Chicago area because unusually warm weather in Missouri that year forced the production to move to a more wintry climate. 7.