Telling Houston’s Stories
Discover the Connection of Charlotte Baldwin Allen and Sam Houston
The Forest Club
9550 Memorial Drive
Houston, TX
Guest Speaker: James Haley, noted Texas historian and novelist.
for more information
Exhibit: Spanish Texas During the American Revolution Life and Legacy: 1775-1783
Exhibit: UH Latino cARTographies Interactive Board
History on Tap: William Rhodes Davis: His Life and Controversies Thursday, August 13, 6:30 PM
CW39 Houston History Special with Mister McKinney and Maggie Flecknoe Thursday, August 20, 10 AM
From Plantation to Emancipation Historic House Tour Saturday, August 22, 10 AM
History on Tap: Camp Logan Riot Thursday, September 10, 6:30 PM
From Plantation to Emancipation Historic House Tour Saturday, September 12, 10 AM
Grand Opening of Spanish Texas During the American Revolution Life and Legacy: 1775-1783 Wednesday, September 16, 6 PM
Lunch and Learn: Hispanic Heritage Month with Dr. Gene Preuss Thursday, September 17, Noon
Free Family Admission to Spanish Texas During the American Revolution Exhibit following the Fiestas Patrias Parade on Saturday, September 19, 10 AM - 4 PM
From Plantation to Emancipation Historic House Tour Saturday, September 26, 10 AM
Girl Scout Badge Day Women’s History Saturday, September 26, 10 AM
Made Possible By: The Heritage Society’s exhibits, tours, events, and programs are funded in part by a grant from the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance. Funding for these grants has been provided by Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act. Some of the exhibits and programs are also sponsored by Humanities Texas, the Summerlee Foundation and the Bybee Foundation.
Telling Houston’s Stories
Discover the Connection of Charlotte Baldwin Allen and Sam Houston
The Forest Club
9550 Memorial Drive
Houston, TX
Guest Speaker: James Haley, noted Texas historian and novelist.
for more information
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