Lectures & Classes

Lectures

Carol C. Taylor is available to speak on the following topics. Please contact her for availability and applicable fees and/or travel charges.

• World War I (Series of 4 lectures - individual or all day available)
  • Why Does It Matter In Your Research?
  • Homefront: Censorship, Canning and Cartoons
  • Records: Navigating Domestic and International Records
  • The War's Outcome – New Countries, Inventions and Lives
• Death in the 19th Century (Series of 4 lectures - individual or all day available)
  • Funeral Practices
  • Mourning Customs
  • Widows and Records
  • Cemetery Symbolism
• Temperance and Prohibition (Series of 3 lectures - individual or all day available)
  • Blind Tigers
  • Petitions – Hidden Treasures for Research
  • Alcoholism in America
• War & Reconstructions: North Texas in the Civil War (Series of 4 lectures - individual or all day available)
  • Feed the Troops or Fight the Drought: Texas in the Civil War
  • Cattle Drives
  • Fleeing the Frontier
  • The Devil’s Triangle: Ben Bickerstaff, Northeast Texans, and the War of Reconstruction
    
• Valiant Vixen: Harriet Potter Ames

Where to Hear Carol

September 1, 2015 at 12:00 pm: Blind Tigers Lunch Break Special at Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum in Greenville, TX.

October 28, 2015 at 1:30 pm: The Devil's Triangle at Denison Genealogical Society at Denison Public Library.

Classes

Currently Carol does not have any classes scheduled. However, she is available for groups who are interested in history. Please contact Carol for more information and class fees.

 

 

Contact Carol Taylor:

Email: carol@carolctaylor.com
Phone: 903-408-9932