Time to think about what you can do for Texas. Volunteer to be on the team. We need you to help draw the line in the sand of time. Keeping Texas strong on history – Celebrate it! Teach it! Preserver it! If you want to help, email.
Hannah, way to go, girl!
Hannah’s name was drawn from those selfie entries we received in the Selfie Scavenger Hunt TID. She will receive $50 for her entry at the Stroll Thru Texas History.
Stroll Thru Texas History 2016
Texas Heroes Foundation feels Texas Proud to have hosted over 500 students on March 2, 2016. Thank you, teachers. Your time and dedication is so appreciated. The students from Acton Middle School, Lakeside Baptist, Cornerstone Christian School and more exhibited excellent behavior.
Caden Schinagel won Best of Show, First Place Art and the Crockett Award at the Texas Heroes Foundation Student History Fair.
Congratulations, Caden!
Texas Heroes Foundation Student History Fair Award Presented by
Lake Granbury Living Magazine Award
Goes to… Keri Kittleson
Keri won first place in the exhibits category with an in-depth research of the Derring homeplace on Peak Road. Her excavation for artifacts and genealogy research combined with her poem drew the judges praise.
Congratulations, Keri.
Great job to the Texas Heroes Foundation and big thank you to Rich Merrill for the video.
Texas Heroes Foundation
2016 Best of Show
and
Crockett Award Winner
Caden Schinatel
Texas Independence Day is March 2 and North Centeral Texas is waving the flag to honor our ancestors, Texians and Tejanoes who won our freedom from dictators in 1836. Walk around the Hood County Court House and Acton by the gravesite of Elizabeth Crockett and read each tag. March 2 meet the heroes. Bring your kids.
Do you love Mystery and History? The story of Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne and his once-lost pistol would be an excellent entry in the www.March2Texas Student History Fair. Patrick Cleburne was also called the “Stonewall of the West.” Learn more here.
On January 19th James Bowie arrived in San Antonio de Bexar with a detachment of 30 men. James Bowie had been sent to San Antonio on January 17, 1836 by order of Sam Houston
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