Digging into Texas History: Texas Archeology Month 2025

Past Matters, Fall 2025, Published 10/21/2025 By Virginia Moore, Archeologist Specialist, Texas Historical Commission As the THC Archeology Division Director […]

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Scholars Speak: Public History and Economic Development – Communities United on a Shared Mission

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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Scholars Speak: Cultivating Heritage in the Built Environment – The Importance of Community Driven Initiatives

Having experience in both the Divisions of Architecture and Community Heritage Development at the Texas Historical Commission, I’ve come to […]

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Scholars Speak: My Journey with Henrietta and Cora Faye

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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Scholars Speak: The Many Branches of the Public Service Tree

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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Scholars Speak: The Public Service of Preservation for All

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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Scholars Speak: The Moorland YMCA and Maria Morgan YWCA—Beacons for African Americans in 20th Century Dallas

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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Scholars Speak: El Barrio Laredito—a Lesser Known Story from San Antonio

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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Scholars Speak: From Bubble Gum to Labor History—Teaching with the Andy J. Paris Marker

This post is part of our blog series “Scholars Speak,” which features writing from our 2025 cohort of Preservation Scholars. […]

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