Did you know St James 2nd and Clay is one of only seven buildings pictured in the Texas Historical Commission’s official brochure of Recorded Texas Historical Landmarks? Largely due to the work of member Lonnie Belle Hodges. #blackhistorymonth .
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We would be honored if you would come hear the abridged story of 2nd and Clay, "Waco's Oldest Startup"! 😁
at Startup Waco's The Meetup
605 Austin Avenue
Wed. Feb 5 from 9-10 a.m.
If the interview sounds lame, come for the chance at a sweet DowntownWaco door prize!
The task of brotherhood is still unfinished.
On the former congregation’s 150th anniversary, 2nd and Clay is seeking ways to more fully participate the task of #brotherhood.
From the archive: a 1945 Race Relations Sunday bulletin at St James Methodist in Waco, Texas.
An old church sits on the corner of Second Street and Clay Avenue in downtown Waco. What was formerly known as St. James Methodist Church is now just known as Second and Clay — the restoration project of two married Baylor staff members.
Read @bulariat :
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Parking spaces remain for women’s basketball games, both single game and season pass. Thanks to KWTX News 10 for stopping by! The lot opens today at 4:30 before 7pm tip-off. 600 S 2nd St https://t.co/mxw9zJFB2c
3 spots left for men’s basketball season parking pass near Foster Pavilion. The grass lot spots and benefit the historic Union Missionary Baptist Church at 112 Clay. Women’s season or single game parking is also available in paved or grass lot. Message for details!
What a pleasure it is to get to know bright young people with big hearts through a Baylor University - Hankamer School of Business internship program where local businesses can get valuable contributions to projects and students get some real-world experience & course credit.
We’re gauging demand for hoops parking. DM if you or someone you know might be interested in single-game or season ticket parking (starting Jan. 2) for BU men’s (10 games) or women’s games (9 games). Our lot is about 80 yards from the new basketball pavilion!
"We’ve got to do this, because we have a right to sit at that lunch counter and eat if we want to.”
Waco’s @drpeppermuseum offers an insightful exhibit on the 1960s lunch counter protests that helped desegregate Texas.
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After seven years of storing this invaluable archive of 149 years of photos and documents of #Texas#history, we are thrilled to see the St James UMC archive go to the professionals in preservation and digitization at the @BaylorLibraries Texas Collection! @2ndandClay