The Green Book and HBCU’s in Texas: Preservation Scholars Help Research the Past (Winter 2023)
Past Matters Winter 2023; posted on 02/27/2023 During the Jim Crow era, African Americans endured discriminatory hazards while traveling around […]
Read More →Friends Honoring Friends (Winter 2023)
Past Matters Winter 2023; posted on 02/27/2023 On February 1st, 2023, the Friends of the Texas Historical Commission (FTHC) along […]
Read More →Telling the Full Starr Story (Winter 2023)
Past Matters Winter 2023; posted on 02/27/2023 Large historic homes hold a bounty of interesting stories within their walls. Visitors […]
Read More →Stewarding History into the New Year (Winter 2023)
Past Matters Winter 2023; posted on 02/27/2023 A Note from the Executive Director By Anjali Kaul Zutshi A belated, but […]
Read More →In Gratitude for Your Support
Greetings! We are thrilled to be connecting back with you after a hot summer and following the end of what […]
Read More →Claiming a Place in Texas History
At the end of their internship program in August of 2022, we asked the Preservation Scholars’ Class of 2022 the […]
Read More →Food for the Body and Soul
Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site showcases the home where the 34th U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower was born in 1890. […]
Read More →Celebrating the Old and the New (Summer 2022)
Past Matters Summer 2022; posted on 08/01/2022 A Note from the Executive Director By Anjali Kaul Zutshi A very happy […]
Read More →Meet the Scholars Helping to Preserve Texas History (Summer 2022)
Past Matters Summer 2022; posted on 08/01/2022 Cultivating Diverse Young Voices in Preservation By Anjali Kaul Zutshi, FTHC Executive Director […]
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