Tag: Texas history
Juneteenth Museum Potential at Fort Worth Community Center: Share Your Input
Jarred Howard, the CEO of the Juneteenth Museum, recently addressed the residents of the Historic Southside at the Van Zandt-Guinn Elementary School, questioning why...
Fort Martin Scott: Texas’ Newest Historic Site on the Frontier
Fort Martin Scott in Texas has recently been designated as the 39th historic site by the Texas Historical Commission. This designation ensures the long-term...
Preserving History: Remembering the London School Explosion in East Texas
The London Museum & Cafe, located in New London, Texas, is a hidden gem that surprises visitors with its well-done exhibits. Archivist Becky Tyner,...
Preserving Alamo Heritage: Exploring the Susanna Dickinson Museum
The Susanna Dickinson Museum, located at 411 E. Fifth St. in Austin, holds a significant historical background. Susanna Dickinson, a survivor of the Alamo...
Preserving Legacy: Alamo Descendants at Susanna Dickinson Museum
The Susanna Dickinson Museum, located at 411 E. Fifth St. in Austin, has a rich history dating back to the 19th century. Originally built...
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