The Texas Historical Commission, the state government unit that governs all those
thousands of historical markers in the state, occassionally drops into a county to assist the local county historical commission explain how a historical marker may be conceived, researched, written, and documented in order to pass THC's approval process. Of course, the first thing you'd want to do to contact your county historical commission (there's one in each county, it's a law). Alecya Gallaway chairs the Galveston County Historical Commission and will lead the workshop. Other Galveston County Historical Commission members will be a part
thousands of historical markers in the state, occassionally drops into a county to assist the local county historical commission explain how a historical marker may be conceived, researched, written, and documented in order to pass THC's approval process. Of course, the first thing you'd want to do to contact your county historical commission (there's one in each county, it's a law). Alecya Gallaway chairs the Galveston County Historical Commission and will lead the workshop. Other Galveston County Historical Commission members will be a part WHEN: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Aug. 27
WHERE: Galveston County Historical Museum, 2219 Market St., in Galveston
COST: Free, but preregistration is required
Contact Jodi Wright-Gidley, 409-766-2340 or visit the Galveston County Historical Museum http://www.galvestonhistory.org/1921_Galveston_County_Historical_Museum.asp
WHERE: Galveston County Historical Museum, 2219 Market St., in Galveston
COST: Free, but preregistration is required
Contact Jodi Wright-Gidley, 409-766-2340 or visit the Galveston County Historical Museum http://www.galvestonhistory.org/1921_Galveston_County_Historical_Museum.asp
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment