Friends of the Texas Historical Commission

The Friends of the THC partners with @TxHistComm to preserve and protect the cultural heritage of Texas by developing and securing philanthropic resources.

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Passionate about history? Join us at Friends of the Texas Historical Commission in preserving our heritage! Your donation makes a difference, helping us safeguard landmarks, artifacts, and stories for future generations.

Contribute today: https://t.co/iSEeuzHgjN

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Embark on a virtual road trip with us tomorrow March 28th! We'll uncover the hidden stories of Route 66. Explore the forgotten narratives of Latinx communities and celebrate the cultural significance of our nuestras abuelas, our grandmothers. Register now: https://t.co/lv90SsUrcj

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Embark on a virtual road trip with us on March 28th! We'll uncover the hidden stories of Route 66.

Explore the forgotten narratives of Latinx communities and celebrate the cultural significance of our nuestras abuelas, our grandmothers. Register now: https://t.co/lv90SsUrcj

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Where did the text go? No, wait—that's just the back of the marker! These markers endure Texas's harsh weather but can be refinished to look good as new. @TxHistComm
Learn how to care for them & report damage: https://t.co/AubHpFLqp9
Apply for new markers: https://t.co/N8oWpx0ZvX

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Help us preserve Texas history! Your donations support our mission to safeguard the rich heritage of the Lone Star State for future generations. Join us in preserving Texan stories by donating to the FTHC.

Make a difference today: https://t.co/9NOCZ7hKEI

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A Texan woman, Vida Lee Connor, uncovered two 400-year-old shipwrecks off Padre Island, shedding light on a forgotten chapter of history.

Learn about her extraordinary life @TxHistComm: https://t.co/xnnhhxMGnA

#WomensHistoryMonth

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Despite their civilian status, they were finally recognized in 1977 and awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 2010. Explore their legacy at the National WASP WWII Museum. #WomensHistoryMonth

Watch this to learn more about TX women on the home front: https://t.co/1M9Kse68lR.

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During WWII, Avenger Field in Sweetwater trained brave American women known as WASPs: Women Airforce Service Pilots. They ferried planes, tested aircraft & trained on various models. Over 1,000 earned wings - 38 sacrificing their lives.

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Join our team at the FTHC! We're hiring an Office and Finance Manager & Bookkeeper to play a crucial role in supporting our programs and projects.

Apply today: https://t.co/EsySd4qZyc

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After the Great Depression, McCamey rallied to empower its young women. In 1934, the town's Girl Scout troop was formed. By 1939, with 70 Scouts, they needed a meeting place. The Little House on the Corner was built with community support, a hub for Scouts. #WomensHistoryMonth

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Join our team at the FTHC! We're hiring an Office and Finance Manager & Bookkeeper to play a crucial role in supporting our programs and projects.

Apply today: https://t.co/EsySd4qZyc

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📷 Today is the LAST DAY to apply for the 2024 Preservation Scholars Program with Friends of the Texas Historical Commission! Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore Texas history and make a difference. @TxHistComm

Apply now: https://t.co/xrOi4U2WaM

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Also, join us in supporting the Texas Historical Commission's invaluable work. Sign up for our newsletter for more articles and news about historic preservation and let's continue celebrating the real stories and real places of Texas! https://t.co/1Zcsz75PQe

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Check out our latest blog by Sally Anne Schmidt, Chair and Donna Carter, Vice-Chair, of the FTHC. Discover the passion for Texas history that runs deep in their families and learn about the organization's dedication to sharing the stories of our state. https://t.co/aTbrX0l6XX

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The application deadline for the Summer 2024 Preservation Scholars Cohort is tomorrow! Apply by February 20th for a ten-week paid summer internship with the @TxHistComm

Explore program details and submit your application today: https://t.co/3TCo6ODHYd

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📢 Join our team at Friends of the Texas Historical Commission (FTHC)! We're hiring an Office and Finance Manager & Bookkeeper to play a crucial role in supporting our programs and projects. @TxHistComm

Apply today: https://t.co/dfkW4i1sup

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Every day brings new discoveries at San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site! Archeologists and interpreters reveal pioneer stories from Stephen F. Austin's Mexican Texas HQ. THC Executive Director Edward Lengel toured immersive exhibits and the recreated town. #TexasHistory

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The Preservation Scholars Program allows students to gain exposure to exciting opportunities in the fields of architecture, archaeology, downtown revitalization, communications, heritage tourism, and so much more with the @TxHistComm!

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Applications for the Summer 2024 Preservation Scholars Cohort are NOW OPEN THROUGH FEBRUARY 20, 2024!

TO LEARN MORE & APPLY VISIT: https://t.co/3TCo6ODHYd

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🌟 TONIGHT! 🌟 Join us on Facebook Live at 6 PM CT for our FREE virtual event exploring the remarkable work of 20th-century photographer Russell Lee, a West Texan who captured the essence of Texas from 1939 to 1959.

Don't miss this event: https://t.co/DApX2f7eqY