Monthly Archives: March 2017

While Strolling, Take in the Historic Sites

Posted on March 26, 2017 by admin

While enjoying the Greenville Downtown Stroll next Saturday night, take in a few historic sites. Start at the northeast corner of the square with the Fred Ende Chapter # 87 of International Order of Odd Fellows, the second oldest fraternal … Continue reading →

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The First Anglo Settlers in Texas

Posted on March 19, 2017 by admin

Did you know that the first Anglo settlers in Texas did not follow Stephen F. Austin to Austin’s Colony in 1821, but were here in North Texas as early as 1816? True! One story I’ve heard is that a few … Continue reading →

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William Etier

Posted on March 12, 2017 by admin

The United States in the 19th Century did not allow women many rights. They were considered too delicate to handle finances or to manage their own businesses. Economics were too complex for their understanding. It was the duty of fathers, … Continue reading →

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Taking a Stand in History

Posted on March 6, 2017 by admin

Last week I had the honor and privilege of being a judge for the Regional National History Day contest. This is an event that is close to my heart. I have been involved since 1993, as a parent, a coach, … Continue reading →

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