Spring Creek Chapter had the honor of awarding member, Marianne Deadmon, the Historic Preservation Committee Certificate and medal for Excellence in Historic Preservation for her amazing work in Eldorado, OK.
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Members of Sister Grove Chapter Van Alstyne refinished the Van Alstyne Historical Marker in...
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Lone Star Chapter DAR hosted a visit from Dr. Elizabeth Cobbs, who spoke about her book, The Hello...
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TXDAR Historic Preservation Medal winners Margot Williams and Charles Cook of Houston, Harris...
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Historical markers are erected to inform the public about sites of historic interest, or to commemorate people, events or places of significance. When a historic marker ages and becomes weathered by the elements, it becomes necessary to “re-face” it.
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On January 19, 2018, the Captain Molly Corbin Chapter, NSDAR celebrated the 100th Anniversary of...
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The TXDAR Patriot Monument was dedicated on March 15, 2009, at the Texas State Cemetery in Austin,...
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The ladies of three North Texas chapters of the National Society Daughters of the American...
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Spring Creek Chapter had the honor of awarding member, Marianne Deadmon, the Historic Preservation Committee Certificate and medal for Excellence in Historic Preservation for her amazing work in Eldorado, OK.
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Members of Sister Grove Chapter Van Alstyne refinished the Van Alstyne Historical Marker in...
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Lone Star Chapter DAR hosted a visit from Dr. Elizabeth Cobbs, who spoke about her book, The Hello...
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TXDAR Historic Preservation Medal winners Margot Williams and Charles Cook of Houston, Harris...
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Historical markers are erected to inform the public about sites of historic interest, or to commemorate people, events or places of significance. When a historic marker ages and becomes weathered by the elements, it becomes necessary to “re-face” it.
Read More
