Past Matters: (Site Spotlight) Corn Husk Dolls at the San Jacinto Battleground
We are thrilled to introduce a new segment in Past Matters called Site Spotlight. In this feature, we’ll take a […]
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In the summer of 2026, the Friends of the THC were thrilled to welcome eight bright and enthusiastic students to […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: Uncovering Oral Histories
Asa Owens is a rising junior Nursing major at Prairie View A&M University. Born and raised in the Third Ward of […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: Piecing Together the Past, One Postcard at a Time
Victoria Case is a student at Sam Houston State University pursuing a double major in History and Fashion Merchandising, with a […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: What a Small Museum Taught Me About Public Service
Fabiana Bracho is a third-year history and museum studies student at the University of Texas at Austin. Her interests include historic […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: Learning to Map the Stories of Texas
Kamille Anaya is a member of the 2027 undergraduate class at Trinity College, where she is majoring in Sociology and American […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: Bridging the Gap: My Summer Bringing History to Your Feed
Trinity Franklin is a Nashville native with a passion for human behavior and social patterns. She is a Sociology major with […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: Behind the Exhibit: Researching José Francisco Ruiz
Emily Puentes is a long-time resident of our beautiful state of Texas! She was born in Matamoros, Tamaulipas but moved to […]
Read More →Scholars Speak: The Power of Partnership in Preserving Undertold Stories
Angelica Mock is currently a rising junior double-majoring in History and Anthropology at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT. She was born […]
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